NZXT H7 Elite - CM-H71EW-02 - ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Quick-Release Tempered Glass Side Panel - White (2023)

Great case, very big and spacious.The case has great cable management on the back and plently of space in the front. Although its is very spacious, if you had small parts the case would like so massive.It's very easy to remove the panels and put them back on, you can fit a 420mm radiator on the front (which not many cases in this price range support), up to 10 fans for optimum air flow, my GPU never goes over 55c with 3 intakes on the bottom in 1440p Ultra settings.I do love this case. It looks really great, a bit spacious but If you can fill out that space then It looks great and not weird lol!Would recommend this to anyone who was looking for something like this.

Great usual NZXT quality, fits my 40 series GPU with ease and was a breeze to build in for my first OC build, cable management is easy and good airflow temps have never been a problem, the included fans are almost silent.Easy to take off all the panels and no screws required so it’s easy to clean and personally I love the looks, great value for money.

This case is an excellent example of a mostly screwless modular case; I have the white RGB version. The build quality is very high and it is not particularly heavy.The case is very spacious for fitting AIO's up to 360, although worth checking top space motherboard clearance if radiator is very thick. No problem with my NZXT 280 AIO. Cable management is outstanding and allows for a very clean look.Slightly long and thinner than a typical mid-size and the case looks quite empty when populated. The mesh design results in the case looking quite stark from the outside. There are no micro dust filters, but the mesh so far is keeping dust inside the case under control. When not under load I can just about hear the fans in a quiet room and can definitely hear them when under load (more so than my older NZXT H6). Would definitely recommend for system builders who go in and out their cases, tinkering from time-to-time.

This case does not come with ANY preinstalled ARGB fans!!I wanted that disclaimer at the top because my picture and the one in the advert is quite misleading.This case is fantastic though and well worth the price without ARGB fans. Everything is modular and most things are screwless to remove with the notable exception of the cable bar which has two screws you must loosen first.The case is very spacious and would likely fit an RTX 4090 and Noctua DH15 cooler or in other words the case is long and thick. There is space for a 360mm radiator on top and front although the top may have clearance issues with the motherboard if your rad is very thick and the front is quite space limited with where the cables come from so fitting a 360 might be tight. I fit a Arctic liquid freezer II 280 on the front no problem but it was too thick to fit on top with my motherboard placement.The fans that come with this case are actually very good for 3 pin fans and will work well out of the box but for better cooling performance I would recommend investing in some seperate fans, with RGB/ARGB if you prefer.Pictured is my final build with this case. I have removed the default case fans and installed 4x CoolerMaster Mobius 120P ARGB fans and an Arctic liquid freezer II 280 on the front. I really like the way the LEDs look in this case and it runs super quiet with great thermals.

Looks outstanding, sturdy, easy to open to build in.So much airflow, i previously picked a case purely based on the design and my system struggled with airflow, this case is great with enough room to have radiators and fans.Cable tidy bar is a great concept and helped me hide cables to make the build clean.

First of all the description states "Vertical GPU Mount - Integrated RGB Lighting"... NZXT does not ship the H7 Flow with those, so unless Scan forgot to send some extra bundle, it's a mistake on the product page.It includes two plain black 120mm fans with nice long leads that are reasonably quiet at low speeds. They'd do in a pinch but four 140mm fans would be the ideal minimum for this case.The panels all take an unsettling amount force to snap off at first with their little rubber sockets. This might ease up over time, but it's not something to be doing often anyway. The metal feels a little flimsy compared to my old HAF-X, but once it's all closed the whole thing solid. The front panel can't be removed without removing the sides and top, so cleaning the filter might be annoying.The removable 3.5" drive bay in the bottom compartment might get in the way of power cables with longer PSUs and doesn't have any kind of anti vibration measures, but it's easy to take out with a single captive thumb screw. The power button / LED connector is a single piece so it's easy to connect to motherboard but you can't disconnect the LEDs without snipping a wire.The top USB A ports are very tight out of the box, and the internal USB C connector is weirdly shorter than the rest of the front IO, so didn't fit in the cable management channels neatly with my motherboard's header, but that's all hidden in the back and behind the vertical pillar thing in the middle.Cable management is pretty well thought out, there are channels with wide hooks to run cables down and plenty of cheap feeling velcro at various locations, plus plenty of cable tie anchor points (a little bag of cable ties is included.) The velcro can be a little fiddly in a couple of spots. There are no gromets but plenty of spaces for bringing cables to the front neatly.

Coming to a modern PC Case has been a treat with this case. Easy to take apart and work on, Quick access to things, And space for 7 Case fans, with 4 of those being 140mm this case is great to use and display.