If you're planning a PC build and would like to employ some lighting, it's possible to go it alone with nothing other than your motherboard. But if you're looking for something with additional functionality, NZXT has you covered with its RGB & Fan Controller. Here's our short review.
It's absolutely possible to replace the AIO cooler that comes with the NZXT H1 PC case with an aftermarket AIO or air cooler, but should you do so? Probably not, unless you know for certain everything will fit just fine.
The NZXT H1 is a cracking compact PC case, but it can't house super-large GPUs, which is why you'll be a little restricted as to what you can buy for a build using this chassis. In this guide, I run you through the clearance dimensions and provide a few examples of GPUs that will fit just fine.
The NZXT H1 is a unique case and as such doesn't open up like your traditional PC chassis. It's easy to start forcing your way in, but this could result in irreparable damage, which is why you should follow this handy guide.
The NZXT H1 is a compact case that allows you to pack it full of powerful components, including an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X and RTX 2060 Super. Here's a killer gaming build.
NZXT created the H1 to be its smallest, most compact PC case to date. The company managed to create something truly special.
NZXT's latest iteration of its Kraken AIO coolers has brought us the new Z73, boasting a 360mm radiator with three 120mm fans, and Z63, rocking a 280mm radiator with two 140mm fans, both with a fancy new pump design with an LCD display to boot.
NZXT is all about supplying high-quality components to system builders and so it made sense for the company to include its products in the PC Building Simulator game. Now NZXT has taken this one step further by teaming up with the developer to launch a new NZXT-themed workshop DLC.
NZXT is seemingly on a roll with its power supplies, and the new C series looks to be another hit. Based on the excellent Seasonic platform, you've got seriously reliable and quiet power delivery with a full decade warranty to back it all up.
NZXT announced its fifth custom PC case in the form of the H510 World of Warcraft Horde and Alliance shells. You'll be able to put together your own MMORPG themed rig.
NZXT is running a festive holiday season sale, throwing a whole host of products on the discount shelf, allowing PC builders to grab some bargains before the year is out.
NZXT has a new small form-factor case, but is it right for your next PC build?
Looking for a new PC chassis? NZXT makes some killer-looking cases and the company is running a promotion for November that sees some of its latest H cases on sale right now.
NZXT makes some of the best PC cases around and some models are on sale as part of a wider promotion, allowing you to save up to 36 percent on not only a new chassis, but also PC accessories.
Love Fallout? Ever dreamed about building a PC that resembles your favorite RPG series? NZXT has a mid-tower case to get you started: the H500 Vault Boy. It's a fantastic mix of blue and yellow with Vault Boy plastered on the side for good measure.
The H510 range is NZXT's sweet spot for PC builders, but should you require some additional building space, the H710i may be just what you're looking for. Plenty of space, good looks, and some additional extras make it a great choice for your next PC.
I love these cases. I would keep building my computer in these.
I love these cases. I would keep building my computer in these.
The H510 Elite is a new premium PC case from NZXT, offering a unique look for system builders to put together quite the rig. Is the case worth the rather high price tag?
NZXT refreshed its H series of PC cases and the new H500 and H500i are similar in most ways, but which should you choose? We run you through all that separates these two PC cases.