NZXTH7 Elite - ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Quick-Release Tempered Glass Side Panel - Black (2023)

This thing is huge but it looks great. It's my second NZXT in the last 12 years... meaning I haven't needed to replace the case for any reason other than needing more space for a bigger GPU. This thing is made to last.It was a breeze to install components and route the cables. You'll easily be able to hide your cables so your build will look tidy.It comes with three fans and a built in fan controller. Overall they're good quality and keep the case nice and cool. For gaming and every day use, the fans are silent and perform well. If you are doing any kind of audio recording, you will likely pick up a little fan noise on your microphone if you're in a bedroom or small studio. If you're in a large enough studio or can otherwise get your microphone further away from the PC, you probably won't hear anything. Compared to my last build, this thing is extremely silent, but if you are in tight quartera and have the utmost standards for silence, you might want to buy some higher quality fans.

The engineers of this product should have a nobel peace prize. It works perfectly and the quality is great. My only complain may be the slightly flimsy cables for the usb c and usb A gen 3.2 headers. Other than that it was so easy to build my PC large components. It fits all types of mobos and 3 different gpus (not all at once) perfectly!!!! Has a premium to it for the case but WORTH it. Great airflow and the glass is bright so you can see into the case.

TL;DRPROS: Build quality, cable management, fan space, ease of building, design and appearanceCONS: built in fans are only 3pin, terrible instructions.First off this case is BIG for a mid tower, but that makes building it very easy. Plenty of room for cable management in the back so you can make your pc quite clean. The build quality is quite good, everything feels sturdy, durable and quality.The 3 intake fans in the front are nice but they are only 3pin instead of 4 so they aren’t PVM which honestly why? I don’t understand why NZXT decided to cheap out here. Speaking of fans, because the PSU lays on the side for this case, the added room for 3 120mm fans is great and the case has some room under the stands for great airflow from the bottom.All the panels pop off quite easy as there aren’t any actual screws holding them into place. This makes taking the panels off for dusting very easy. One common complaint is there aren’t any dust filters but NZXT says this was by design as their mesh panels were built with that in mind.The instructions are awful and honestly just useless, I had to resort to a video guide from a random youtuber to learn how to interact with some of the more nuanced design elements like the cable hiding bar or the SSD storage panel. For example, the case comes with a socket screw head which you place your screwdriver into. You use this to move the sockets in place to accommodate for your specific MOBO. I had no idea how to use this and had to look up a guide.Ultimately, I am quite happy with the case and would 100% recommend this to a friend.

This case was perfect for my MSI B650 motherboard and asus 4070ti setup. The airflow in the case of perfect for what I was using my computer for. The three large fans on the front with the RGB lighting were and nice feature both visibly and functionally. The panels are easily removable, making my build even simpler. This is a larger case so be prepared for it to take up some space. If you’re looking for a case that has plenty of room and easy to work on. This is your case. I give it 5 stars

SO MUCH ROOM & Very Sturdy, Just upgraded my case from the BeQuiet! Pure base 500 Black window. What a difference, started having heat issues after upgrading CPU and GPU, because the BeQuiet has a closed front panel (Ambient Temp 20°c/71°f). Both CPU and GPU On average running 55°c to 60°c just watching a video. Now it barely gets above 51°c, Idle sits near 38°c . Read the instructions there are special fan screws there with wider heads and longer ones for the bottom fans. Great cable management. It was a bit dark at the front of the case, so I put a Diffused RGB strip next to the front fans. Make sure you set your fan curves to minimize fan noise. I think there are 2 things this case needs.1. An RGB strip where I put mine2.The bottom fans should be tilted towards the back wall a bit to get it directly at the GPUNZXT, I am needing a great set of speakers, currently using an old TCL sound bar that takes up a ton of space, Do you sell monitors as well? ;)I hope this helps Future Owners

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