NZXT H710i - ATX PC Gaming Case - RGB LED & Smart Fan Control - Tempered Glass - Water-Cooling Ready - Matte Black/Red

For the H710i Pros: -Very Spacious -Soild Construction -Removable top fan bracket -Cable management channels and straps -Device controller built in -RGB is very easy to manage and control -CAM software is extremely easy to operate and displays useful info (CPU/GPU temps, processor usage, ram usage, etc...) -Quick remove side panels -Minimalist aesthetic (subjective) -Cool temps all around -Dead Silent -Intake filter Cons: -None to report yet Thoughts: This was such a pleasure to build in. There was never a worry about clearance nor did I ever have an issue when I wantee to try different fan/radiator configurations. There are so many places to route wires that I didnt even make an attempt to hide anything, and everything turned out hidden. I was worried about the airflow before I bought it, but all of my temps are nice and cool. This is also the quietest setup I've built. This is of course dependant on other components (I'm using a Kraken CPU aio cooler), but seriously, I can hear my heating register more than this in games, it's super quiet. This is also the first time I've tried a front mounted indirect radiator configuration, and it's the coolest configuration I've tried so far. I'm not certain if this is true for every case, but for me, front mounting was about 10c lower than top mounting. And the RGB is absolutely gorgeous! I ordered some NZXT fans that should arrive later this week and it'll make the window scene that much prettier. The CAM software is so nice for monitoring, controlling the lighting, fan tuning, and GPU overclocking. Most of the negative reviews for NZXT stuff I've seen involves the CAM software, but they're also years old, so I'm guessing those issues have been patched out, because I haven't had any issues at all. All in all, this is my absolute favorite build so far. It was very easy to build in, and the end result is beautiful. I didn't include any pictures because I'm not good at taking pictures of computer cases hahah! But it's definitely the nicest I've personally built and would recommend it to anyone interested.

If none of this interests feel free to skip to the pros and cons list I made. This of tower is super awesome. This was my first PC build ever and this case made everything incredibly easy. The pre assembled case fans and "smart hub" made everything a breeze (no pun intended) and cable management was SUPER easy. You can't see any of the cables inside the case and the routed cable ties help keep the back side of the case clean as well. This is a very large case however and takes up alot of real estate in my room but it was worth it. PROS: -Great airflow, keeps my gpu and cpu well within reasonable levels -The case fans are incredibly quiet even when the fans are at max RPM -The aesthetic design with different color options is great and the signature verticle "bar" allows for great cable management -Pre routed cable management pathways make building with this case easy -theres a million places to put hardrives/SSD's in this case (but most places are visible) -Verticle GPU is an option with this case -Very Bright nzxt RGB strips pre assembled CONS: -The front glass panel is held on with a skrew and not a hinge like other cases I've seen and I really wish this one had that -theres not a ton of room behind the motherboard on the back side of the case for thick wires and ssd's and rgb hubs -the light that flashes where the power button is located is VERY bright and there is no way to disable or turn down the brightness of it Overall this case is amazing and I love everything about it and it really looks and performs great. My current setup: Intel i7 9700K with a noctua chromax black nh-u12s cooling tower Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super overclocked Corsair Vengeance rgb Ram Asus Z390-E Gaming Motherboard 1 Samsung 500 gb m.2 SSD 1 Crucial P1 m.2 SSD 1tb 1 Samsung 860 evo SSD 1tb 1 cheap random brand (from microcenter) 1tb SSD Multiple hour long gaming sessions and my GPU and CPU never went over 67 degrees celsius.

Pros: - wire management is quite easy with the channels and tie down locations on the case - the case is made from solid materials and doesn’t feel flimsy at all; especially the glass window. - removing the sides of the case is trivial - access to all components is pretty easy with the exception of the PSU once it is installed. - the CAM software and LEDs are honestly the best I’ve seen. You can program the NZXT LEDs in a number of ways and can be done quite granularly (down to each individual diode) - case looks great and is quiet - temps overall seem to do well with my airflow set up - NZXT fans are very quiet, but seem to move air well Cons: - Front and top of the case are not that easy to remove. Squeeze tabs are awful and I hate them with every fiber of my being - Vertical mounting is not good, it sets your GPU real close to the glass and will result in additional heat and reduced performance/frames. You’ll need another universal kit that sets it back further if you really want to vertically mount your GPU. Overall though, the case was a pleasure to build in and I’m extremely pleased with the final product.

I don't have enough words to compliment this case. I knew NZXT is a refined company that pays attention to details but they exceeded their own standards with the H710i. The case is targeting silent/quality builders and they succeeded on that front. This is not a case for the average Joe, you must know what you're doing but for quality builders this case is perfection. The only drawback of the case is the actual airflow, which is somewhat limited due to the nature of the fans, they are dead silent. This is no problem for anyone wanting to improve the airflow, replacing the fans for more powerful ones is not complicated at all. The case has so many places to allocate the discs and it is specially interesting for SSD fans as you can feature your shiny new SSD. I've purchased an 860 PRO SSD from Samsung that featured on the front and I'm truly happy that the case allowed me to do so. The presentation is flawless and the white version is by far the cleanest and better looking case I've ever seen. One minor detail is that you really need to take care of the case when assembling it, you can see on the last picture that a minor bump presented itself when I accidentally touch with the screwdriver the edge. This is not a case that you want to move around. All in all, a solid 10 even after the bump as that was my mistake.

Such a great case! I upgraded to the i9 10850k and had to get a new board, so i also had to get a new case. This one is a huge upgrade from the last! A ton of space to build in and a lot of really smart design. Comes with built in cable management routing and velcro straps. It also includes all the fans you would need routed into a central hub that really cuts down on cables around the motherboard. Coupled with NZXTs hardware monitoring app, this case is a dream. You can see all your hardware temps, noise level of fans, and controll the built in RGB lighting in the case. The glass and back panels are also easy to get off. The glass only needs one thumb screw and the back panel uses a spring loaded button. If you are deciding between the 710 and 710i, just go with the 710i and treat yourself. Its worth it!

Pros: - Very beautiful case with solid steel front and top panels that have very high durability and a strong coat of paint - comes with 4 pre-installed fans with 140mm compatibility in the rear - beauty panel is very rigid and hides cables fairly well, can also be moved for different build needs - decent radiator support, with ability for 280, 360, or 240 in the front and top (can be a con and will be explained why) - very good cable management with plenty of space to hide cables - rgb led strips Cons: - stock case fans are LOUD, unless you are running low rpm these are on the louder side but they move a lot of air, the main issue I was having was the rear 140mm. I recommend replacing the stock fans - the radiator mount on the top requires you to flip the bracket upside down and this creates very little room to breathe. - could replace the plastic inside of the top and front panels with sound dampening material, or a combination of the two to reduce noise Overall: If you want a good case with a minimalist design and need more options for water cooling, this is a good choice. The airflow is decent, the dust filters are effective, and the stock fans can be managed. With the i-version the included fan hub is a nice touch but widely unneeded if you replace the fans with anything but nzxt. If you have a kraken cpu cooler there isn’t really a need for it as there is a connector that is used for the fans and I believe you can connect quite a few leds to the cooler. Other than the loud stock fans and brute force airflow this is a good choice. The cable management is intuitive and makes the process a bit easier. Hardware compatibility is great and allows for a bit of creativity in your build. You can easily drop in a hue 2 kit to spice up the build. If you are planning on doing your own rgb then I’d avoid the i versions. Another thing to add is that the rgb strips are not diffused so there will be hotspots on the fans and on any panels that are being directly hit

Great case. The minimalistic design and build quality are what separates this case from the rest. Built in lights and fan controls are great included feature. Most people complain about thermals/temperature, but I was shocked by how cool it kept my RTX 3080 FE (~70 Celsius) while graphically demanding games such as Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Apex Legends on ultra settings. Some of you might know that the 3080 is a power hungry card and tends to run hot, but was very pleased with results of this case. Pros: - Sleek design and build quality. - Excellent cable management design on back of case. - Average temperature for lack of front ventilation. - USB Type-C Support. - Easy access to back panel ( no screws necessary, opens with a side button). - Very quiet stock fans (intake and exhaust). Cons: - Case tends to lean on heavier side. - More expensive than average price for mid-tower. - Front and top panels can be removed, but require a lot of brute force to pry open.

The case can in fact fit 8-10 fans on it, possibly more. I have 4 140mm fans and a radiator mounted to the front in pull/push config. The front could have 6 120mm fans with a radiator in push/pull. I have eight fans in total and a ton of airflow regardless of the lack of mesh. People think unless you’re using mesh you have bad temps. My GPU never exceeds 65 degrees after 30 minutes of stress testing and my CPU never goes higher than 53 degrees after 30 mins of stress testing it. The vertical GPU mount puts the GPU about a half inch or less away from the glass and I feel the fans lost performance because of this. I had my own glass panel created which I believe reduced GPU temps dramatically, though I have yet to benchmark them. I’ll benchmark the original glass and compare it to the custom glass with the GPU in the vertical mounting position and share the results. I’ll also upload the schematics of the glass panel so you could have the same one created as mine. The custom window was designed for the MSI Frozr 7 cooler with torx3 fans but should work with any other 2 fan Frozr cooler as well. If you have a smaller cooler than the Frozr 7 you’ll likely have a lot more space from the glass and shouldn’t really matter. I attached magnets to the top and a handle on the glass to keep it mounted, most of the weight of the glass sits on the pc case so all you need to do is hold it in place. Compared to the H440 this case is an improvement all around however there was less space at the top for a fan and radiator forcing me to put mine in the front. When before there was room for it.

It made the build very easy for non-experienced guy like me. Lighting also had very nice touch to the build.

Yes it's expensive , yes the air flow is not THE BEST , but it's not as horrible as the online reviewers make it sound , it can accommodate a 360mm rad on top so temps really isn't a issue , I'm running a 4.8 oc on my FX processor and have no temp issues , the cabinet is a dream to work on and has all the required cable management accessories that is required ....

H710i付属のスマートデバイスV2が通電しなかった(初期不良)。 最初に確認しなかったのはこちらの落ち度だが、全てのパーツを取り付けた後で分かった。そのため返品するにしても新しいファンコントローラーの価格と同等の送料がかかるため返品せず新しいコントローラーを購入し取り付けた。

I am really impressed with the build quality of NZXT! The case made my whole build a breeze and it looks fantastic! Will definitely go with an NZXT for my next build.

見た目、機能性、冷却性能どれをとっても素晴らしい✨ 私は360ミリの簡易水冷を使用しているので合計でファンが7機付いています。静音性は皆無ですね。高負荷時には結構な音がします。