NZXT M59 PC Case User Manual

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Brand
NZXT
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
1.7 MB
Published
09 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3FB4D491DD2438C86121DF6DEFB0D915

About this manual

The M59 is a gaming‑oriented PC case featuring a black‑on‑black design, a smoked clear side window, meshed front panel, and support for up to five fans, including side LED and rear exhaust fans. It offers ample drive bays, SSD brackets, and pre‑drilled water‑cooling holes for custom cooling solutions.

The manual walks users through safety precautions, panel removal, motherboard installation, front‑panel connector wiring, USB and audio port setup, and PSU filter removal. It also includes contact details for technical support and service inquiries.

What's inside

  • M59 Specifications
  • Before Beginning
  • Getting Started
  • Motherboard Installation
  • LED, Power and Reset Installation
  • External 5.25" Drive Bay Installation
  • Internal 3.5" Hard Drive Installation
  • Wire Routing and CPU Fan Bracket Removal
  • USB Installation
  • Audio Port Installation

Specifications

Dimensions (HxWxD)449mm x 190mm x 508mm
Weight6.5 Kg
External 5.25" Bays4
Internal HDD Bays7
Cooling Options1x 120 mm front, 1x 120 mm rear exhaust, 1x 120 mm side LED, 2x 120/140 mm top exhaust

Frequently asked questions

How many fans can the M59 support?

The M59 supports up to five fans, including a side 120 mm LED fan and a rear 120 mm exhaust fan.

What are the dimensions of the M59 case?

The case measures 449 mm high, 190 mm wide, and 508 mm deep.

How can I get technical support for the M59?

Contact NZXT support at [email protected] or visit the NZXT website for assistance.

How do I remove the PSU filter?

Unscrew the four screws at the bottom of the chassis to remove the PSU filter.

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