Rather than a big empty space to the right of the motherboard, you get a dash of color to entertain the eye.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Situated along the top and front of the H700, these tiny gaps should have a positive effect on any fans mounted there. If you despise routing cables but want a clean-looking build to show off, the H700i is about as easy as it gets. Featuring a perforated front and top panel, alongside widened channels, hooks, straps, and toolless entry, this sleek case will keep any build cool and comfortable while offering plenty of space.The case is made from SGCC steel and has a tempered glass window on the left-hand side of the system, allowing you to get a good look at the red PUBG bracket and the PSU shroud on the inside, as well as all the other components. Aside from that, however, this is still the same premium case we saw before, rocking a smooth, clean look and feel on the outside, and then plenty of room to build and keep components and their cables looking tidy on the inside. The H700 features a simplified water-cooling installation, a top reversible drop-in bracket is designed for radiators up to 360mm, and integrated reservoir mounting for custom-loop systems. At first look, it would be easy to mistake the H700i for NZXT's S340 Elite, another attractive enclosure with overall similar styling. To NZXT's credit, the clips survived multiple arm-wrestling matches as we flexed our muscles and removed the panels several times.

One of the things that separates a good enclosure from the pack is the type of cable-management scheme it offers, an important consideration both for the benefits of airflow and to show off the guts of your PC.When he's not knee-deep in PC hardware or in the stands rooting for whichever team is in town, Paul's need for speed and adventure takes him down winding roads on his motorcycle.

This premium mid-tower case features ingenious airflow and removeable brackets for mounting fans/radiators. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. At the very least, you'll want to remove the front panel at various intervals for routine maintenance. No USB Type-C here just yet, which is a little disappointing to see, but overall there is a good range of options that will satisfy most users. Affiliate Disclosure: Evolve Media (Australia) PTY LTD, and its owned and operated subsidiaries may receive a small commission from the proceeds of any product(s) sold through affiliate and direct partner links.Though it's a rare skill set that many would argue is no longer relevant in today's FPS landscape, he'll counter that he's squirmed out of numerous sticky situations by yelling, "Look behind you, a three-headed monkey! This also means you're completely bypassing your motherboard and BIOS for cooling parameters, relying solely on NZXT's software to do the job. While there are a lot of premium mid-tower cases all vying for our attention, the H700 does a lot to stand out as both incredibly stylish and impressively functional.

Iconic cable management bar and uninterrupted tempered-glass side panel showcase stunning RGB builds. The signature cable bar has been upgraded to become more adjustable and the right panel is designed with a quick-release switch to enable fast and easy installation of new components and upgrades. Both the H400 (Micro-ATX) and H200 (Mini-ITX) are now available, offering that H700 style in a smaller package.There is ample room for cables to pass through to the motherboard, and it’s all kept looking very tidy. NZXT have designed a new cable routing kit with pre-installed channels and straps, on the back of the motherboard tray, for intuitive and easy wiring. NZXT claims it can reduce system noise by up to 40 percent, though inexperienced builders may not be all that keen on having to fiddle with fan curves and cooling analytics. This fancy piece of equipment is powered by NZXT's CAM software, which you can use to customize the lighting effects and adjust fan speeds. inch trays for an SSD and the other to hold the HUE+ fan controller that came with the AER RGB fans, which are sold separately.