NZXTH7 Flow - CM-H71FB-01 - ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Quick-Release Tempered Glass Side Panel - Black

Case is hefty so if you are out of shape you might need a second person to help haul the finished pc around. But this density adds to the noise reduction of the case. Airflow is great temps lowered significantly with h7 flow. It's a little bit pricey, but the quality is totally worth the price. The smoked out tempered glass is very nice as well making it a little bit easier to sleep with rgb components inside.

I really enjoy this case - looks fantastic - great to build in. Lots of room inside - wire management's a breeze. Highly recommend it.

元H500iユーザーです。全般的に全て良くなったと思います。組み立てもかなり直感的で説明書を基本読まなくてもできるくらい素晴らしいケースです。ただし、最近ミドルからハイエンドのグラボやマザーボードは給電ケーブル大体2本から3本が必要なので、H7サイズのケースなら、もう少し配線のスペースが欲しいというのが本音です。

NZXT H7 Flow - I had high hopes with this case, it does what its supposed to do but there are flaws that I cannot overlook. Main issues I have with this case is the panels are flimsy, they lose their shape when I pull them off. When laying the panels on a flat surface, I can that it has warped. I'm talking about the top panels and front panels. They could have made it a bit thicker to prevent the bending. Also the second flaw is nzxt cable bar. It is a bit too high, It is so high in fact I cant even tell if my GPU is seated all the way in because my GPU hits the bar. Thats right, it rubs right against it. My GPU is scratched up. I had to use a small mirror to check if my GPU is seated properly and it was not. I have to remove a motherboard screw and pull my motherboard up that way the pci-e locks in place with my gpu.Update: I found that my case had a defective front I/O USB port. It is the left side, the right side works fine. Make sure you test using a usb drive transfering a large file. It did work with my USB mouse but not the drive. It will disconnect every 1-2 seconds. I reached NZXT and they are sending me a front I/O replacement. Hope it fixes it.Now on a good note, this case looks nice with a nice power button. Why some manufacturers build decent quality cases that cost over $100 bucks and use cheap looking 10 cent power buttons is beyond me. Also, If you decide buying this case, I highly recommend using 140mm fans only. When using only 120mm fans there is a huge noticable difference in sound running at the same RPM. I tried both setups.Pros:-lots of air flow-made of all metal and glass besides feet (not like whole bunch of cheap plastic like Fractal Torrent and they charge a higher price which is a joke)-good paint quality not easy to scratch-good cable management-tempered glass seems sturdy-tooless design-140mm fan compatible at front, top and rear-includes high quality screws-great customer servicecons-flimsy panels that warp upon removal-cable bar too high and will rub against large GPUs like my Gigabyte Eagle 3080 Ti-doesnt come with double solid panel option-had defective front usb I/O port

This is a big mid tower case. Make sure you got the space for it and the table to support it because once you build your computer using this case, it's going to be heavy, especially as gpu's get bigger and bigger. So what I like about the case is that there are vents and corresponding filters so airflow isn't a problem. The case is metal, so it's got a nice heft to it. Since it is a large case, it is very easy to work in. (This is my first pc build, and it was a breeze with this case)HOWEVER the thing that really really bugs me about this case and why I gave it 3 stars and not 5 is that taking off and putting on the panels is by far the worst thing ever. It's enough for me to not recommend getting the case. This is because the panels are held on by a snap-on mechanism, where it's plastic nubs on the panels being shoved into plastic holes. The physical connection is solid, but it is too solid in some areas to the point where you feel like you're going to break it (which I did already, one of the holes broke when I was removing the side metal panel). So if you're someone that's constantly going in and out of the case, or just wants to show off the inside, it is a hard pass because my bet is that those connections will fail over time. The entire case is metal and everything else is great, but who came up with this stupid idea for holding the entire thing together? I'm guessing it was for "aesthetic" reasons, but for functionality it ruins the whole case. My friend got the Corsair 4000 flow, and the glass panel is held on by thumbscrews. That's what I wish NZXT did here.So for $130, getting this case is like ordering a porterhouse steak but it has a giant piece of grizzle. It's good, but that one flaw really ruins the whole experience and leaves you feeling regretful.