NZXT Forgives Up to $5,000 in Rental PC Debt in Class-Action Settlement

NZXT has committed to forgiving up to $5,000 in debt for customers who rented gaming PCs from the company.

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This action results from a class-action settlement challenging the terms of computer rental contracts.

The company will also allow qualifying customers to keep their paid-for machines.

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