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NZXT Stops Selling H1 PC Case Due to Fire Risk – PCMag.com
Existing owners can request a repair kit and implement a temporary fix until the kit arrives.
(Photo: NZXT)
When you’re building a new desktop PC, the last component expected to be a fire risk is the case, but NZXT has proved even that can catch fire under the right circumstances.
As OC3D reports, LA-based hardware manufacturer NZXT has stopped selling its H1 PC enclosure because there’s a risk it can catch fire. As the H1 Safety Recall explains, “The two screws that attach the PCIe Riser assembly to the chassis may cause an electrical short circuit in the printed circuit board that may…
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