NZXT H7 Flow RGB CM-H71FW-R1 - Compact ATX Mid-Tower PC Gaming Case – High Airflow Perforated Front Panel – Tempered Glass Side Panel – 3 x F140 RGB Core Fans Included – 360mm Radiator Support – White

I dont have a lot of experience with loads of brands...this is my second NZXT, and the quality is fine. Moves plenty of air, build quality is high enough, so yeah it works.

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This has to be the best cabinet on the market, I'm so happy I made this purchase it was like a tech dream come true 👍

Bonjour,Boîte non endommagé à la livraison.Boîtier idéal pour ma configuration.Qualité NZXT au rendez vous.Refroidissement efficace du boîtier et j’ai ajouté un NZXT kraken pour refroidir le CPU.Très heureux de mon achat.

Aquí si cabe mi Nh d15 de Noctua, es un enorme gabinete!!

Very sleek and pretty, but it’s ridiculously large and heavy

I have purchased this product as part of a complete PC upgrade. After using my old mid-tower PC case for so many years, I wanted something modern that offers more space, more optimal cooling configurations and allow for proper cable management. I was initially reluctant in buying this case as I have never experienced NZXT products before, but so far I have made the right choice.This is a decent well built and sturdy mid-tower case. I find it a little on the expensive side and it is definitely heavier than my old PC case. If you are an old PC user transitioning to a modern case, you will immediately find out that the entire front panel area is replaced with fans. There is no more support for optical drives (CD-ROM/DVD/BR, etc.) - Don't worry, this is not an issue, you can still use your optical drives using Vantec's optical to USB enclosures and they work great.This case features a perforated top and front panel with a glass side panel. If you want easy and quick access to these panels, you will be happy to know that access to the front and side panels is tool-less, just pull and snap off the panels.The RGB version comes preinstalled with 3 x front F140 RGB Core fans & 1 x rear exhaust F120Q Quiet Airflow fan (no rgb). In my opinion, the included fans do a decent enough job. Some people may want to replace these with their own fans, but so far, these fans work great for me. My system is an i5-13600k + RTX 4070 OC, and my temperatures are very decent. The 3 RGB fans are already connected to splitters, so all you need to do is connect the ARGB 5V end to your motherboard (make sure to use the right pins, this is only for 5V ARGB!). Another connector goes to your motherboard's chasis fan connector. All 3 of those front fans will be controlled through the single connector. Do not worry about the 3 fans on the same connector, your fan connectors should support up to 1A (make sure to confirm with your motherboard manual). Do not forget to plug the rear fan to your motherboard as well.I have tested the fans in different profiles anywhere from quit to full speed (1200rpm) and so far I have no complaints - whether at low speed or high I did not come across any whining or unpleasant noise - they are relatively quiet. On the higher speeds you can hear them more, but it is the air movement, it is soft and not anywhere near as noisy as some other fans.The case offers good management of your cables, leaving them all on one side of the cable and on the other side, your motherboard and its components, with enough holes so you can pass the cables through easily from the other side or from below.This case comes included with 2 top mounted USB 3.2 type A ports and one type C port along with an illuminated power switch and a headphone audio jack. Personally I would have preferred the USB connectors placed on the side as with my old case, but eventually I got used to the top placement.I like that the case offers several fan configurations - such as up to 3 front 120mm or 140mm fans and up to 3 x 120 or 2 x 140mm top fans and of course 1x 120mm or 140mm for the rear.For cable management it is decent enough with its wide channels, hooks, & straps. This case has included 2 mounts for 2.5 drives and a bay for 3.5 drives. In the same area below the case, on one side, you have the power supply area. Since I am not using 3.5 hard drives and only SSDs, I remove the drive bay from the bottom to free up more space as the cables coming out of the power supply occupy a lot of space below, even when using fully modular ones.This case has dust filters on all its intakes including the bottom where the power supply sits. These filters can easily be removed.What I do not like about this case, the manual, some instructions include only pictures and can be confusing for those who use this type of case for the first time, the instructions could be more complete and better written. You will notice that one of the standoffs in the case is higher than the rest and has no hole, it took me a while to figure out this was normal and used to align the motherboard. Normally this area is a hole on old generation PC cases where you would place a screw in.Overall this is a well built PC case with enough space for the most demanding cooling and I highly recommend.