NZXT H7 - CM-H71BW-01 - ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - Front I/O USB Type-C Port - Quick-Release Tempered Glass Side Panel - White

My sons computer was a pre built that I have been upgrading and the case was just too small to add an AIO water cooler so I decided to get this tower. I am very happy with it as it has plenty of room and features. I put a new MB/processor and power supply in it and it all went together beautifully.

The H7 Case by NZXT is by far one of the best I’ve used. It has plenty of room and makes cable management easier. If your looking for a case that will last and is easily upgradable for future builds this is the case.

This case made building a pc so easy. Definitely worth the price as long as you stick to the NZXT motherboard to go with it

Came in, no damage and easy installation with my pc build and looks amazing

They say you can front mount a 360mm AIO. But there isnt room to *PROPERLY* mount it, with the tubes on the bottom. Oh, you can do it the trash way, with the tubes up. Whoever wrote that should be fired. Preferably into the Sun. Absolutely inexcusable.

Got the asus z690 eva edition running a 12th gen i9 with eva edition asus 3080 12 gig gpu and the ryujin 360 eva edition and the Asian horse matrix 360 up front and a cool masters 120 halo out back

The airflow in this case is amazing. NZXT finally made a radiator mount on the top and front which is a major improvement. My 5600x with a Corsair 240 AIO was overheating with NZXT’s H510 case forcing me to mountat the front. I have one MAJOR problem with the black H7 however, the tempered glass is very dark and not very transparent. Even with white RGB on n full the components are very tinted and difficult to see. The white models have un-tinted glass and I wish so much that the black came with as well.

easy to put the stuff in just dont need it anymore

This is a big mid tower case. Make sure you got the space for it and the table to support it because once you build your computer using this case, its going to be heavy, especially as gpus get bigger and bigger. So what I like about the case is that there are vents and corresponding filters so airflow isnt a problem. The case is metal, so its got a nice heft to it. Since it is a large case, it is very easy to work in. (This is my first pc build, and it was a breeze with this case) HOWEVER the thing that really really bugs me about this case and why I gave it 3 stars and not 5 is that taking off and putting on the panels is by far the worst thing ever. Its enough for me to not recommend getting the case. This is because the panels are held on by a snap-on mechanism, where its plastic nubs on the panels being shoved into plastic holes. The physical connection is solid, but it is too solid in some areas to the point where you feel like youre going to break it (which I did already, one of the holes broke when I was removing the side metal panel). So if youre someone thats constantly going in and out of the case, or just wants to show off the inside, it is a hard pass because my bet is that those connections will fail over time. The entire case is metal and everything else is great, but who came up with this stupid idea for holding the entire thing together? Im guessing it was for aesthetic reasons, but for functionality it ruins the whole case. My friend got the Corsair 4000 flow, and the glass panel is held on by thumbscrews. Thats what I wish NZXT did here. So for $130, getting this case is like ordering a porterhouse steak but it has a giant piece of grizzle. Its good, but that one flaw really ruins the whole experience and leaves you feeling regretful.

This case sucks in air from a thin slit <2 inch on the side and doesn’t keep it cool