I have been recently chatting with a few of my friends to reflect on how I behave affects the way people relate to me. While I would like to believe that I generally relate well to my peers, there are still quite a number of areas that I still need to work on. One could say my behavior is mostly a result of my personality type -- ESTJ, or "the executive" -- that is inherent to my nature, it is no excuse to avoid changing to become a better person. One of my biggest challenges is I often think I know better than other people. Back in the days, I used to pick arguments with others who do not agree with me on topics I am passionate about. I do not recall losing any debates over the years, but it sure did not make me a lot of friends. I also used to fact-check people and point out the things they say incorrectly, and I realized that was quite annoying as well. To overcome this, I stopped doing the above, learned to listen better, and tried to genuinely consider what other people are saying. What still needs work, however, is the fact I like people to think I know better than other people because I think I know better than other people. The resulting behavior is a lot of things I say implicitly or explicitly tries to prove something about myself. But why do I constantly need to prove myself? As I thought about this more deeply, I glanced over to the place where my NZXT H700i computer case resides. Our premium matte black and red mid-tower is stunning to look at and beautiful to behold. It simply has nothing to prove about its presence. Is the NZXT H700i a chassis I can take a few life lessons from? Read on to find out!

Our review unit of the NZXT H700i arrived in a large brown corrugated cardboard box from the company's American headquarters in City of Industry, California, USA. I was a bit surprised to see a plain brown corrugated cardboard box for a mid-tower land on my doorstep here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, since cases usually come shipped in its retail packaging. As I found out later, the actual retail box was located inside the shipping box for additional protection. Using FedEx International 2day, our H700i arrived in excellent condition for our review today. There were small bumps and bruises along the way, but I consider these usual business and nothing to worry about.