The case is fine, looks decent. But i just hate how much empty space there is inside. I don't want super compact cases but i want them to look somewhat practical. This case just has too much empty space for me.
But you can use the space for a watercooling reservoir. It's not wasted IMO. What IS wasted space is when the PSU shroud spans the entire length of the case and yet still only has HDD mounts under it.
Absolute waste of space and inefficiency. Lian Li has better case executions than this that accomplish the same thing. Also, no BTF… NZXT doesn’t care anymore.
Honestly, that lower empty space, I think it would be pretty cool if someone decides to make a lcd screen that you ca attach there. It would honestly be a pretty good use of the space.
@@kristoffer3000 that open space is unnecessary. the cooling it adds im sure will be negligible and the space could be reduced and still offer essentially the same cooling.
I've always liked bottom-to-top cooling in my cases as I just think it looks cleaner and puts more emphasis on cooling the GPU. Had a Silverstone FT-02 years ago with 3 180mm fans blowing upward (and a vertical 'hung' GPU), which was a fantastic case. Now running a CoolerMaster SL600 with 2 200mm fans blowing upward and the GPU vertical. Good to see NZXT experimenting a bit as well.
If Deepcool didn't get sanctioned you'd love the Deepcool Morpheus then, I got one earlier this year and it can hold up to 6 200mm fans (top, front and bottom) AND 3 side mounted 140mm fans
People are complaining about wasted space on this case. But I personally think that this case is more suitable for underdesk placing. The height is convenient enough to turn on the PC while sitting.
@@Ex14they're saying the D41 case nears the mATX case size just enough to fit ATX motherboards but not too size restrictive to where ATX motherboards don't fit.
@@quakesilver That's exactly why I bought it as well. The case with some Antec storm 30mm fans makes for a great airflow case for a low price. Antec storm 120/140 30mm fans are 11 to 13 bucks. 30+ bucks a fan, like what a lot of tech tubers show off, is bananas.
It's nice to see a case capable of proper convection airflow, but as others have said, it's too big. And it's still the same old component layout. Case manufacturers need to get more creative with component layout. And component manufacturers need to get more creative with their designs as well to support more compact and optimized cases. Just another yawn for me. Not a knock on the video though. Good video. 👍
Why not do 140 or 180 mm fans in front. You can get a fractal torrent instead. Much more air flow with 2x180 and you also get 3 bottom intake fans. With PSU mounted above mobo.
@@sliphere011 if NZXT had bothered to do the obvious, they would have the leading airflow case by the numbers. If fractal adopted the PSU orientation and bottom fan mount, it would be an instant buy.
@@abb0tt So this is the problem then, people say is big and empty inside, but is not enough bigger for what we need , bigger fans bigger rads space. So to be 10-15cm longer and 4-5cm wider.
@@ZondaRbg empty space is relative to the thermal needs and also “wasted space” is subjective. It’s odd to see so many comments regarding “space” when this isn’t even a SFF case. I personally prefer a space buffer for air flow and when I need to work in the case. An airflow case should reflect an optimal fan and space configuration.
If it's genius, why are there so many criticisms? It's huge and has good airflow as a result. There's some clean lines (ooOOOooh). It's expensive. Doesn't seem... genius. Is the clickbait title ironic?
its a clean case but that empty space kicks me out... it makes this case larger and i hate big pieces of metal that needs an extra table if u want look at it. but the front looks rly good and i like the fact that u can slap everything into that bracket. its not a case i would personaly buy.
I miss the psu at the top of the case with non modular mustard and ketchup power cables, and you had to jam all the excess cables in the empty 5 1/2 inch drive bay above your dvd drive. Miss those days.. but hey i had a fan on my side panel cooling my gpu ! Lol
This is a breath of fresh air (pun intended). I would suggest moving the stock fans to the bottom and use the front for either an AIO or add 140mm fans there. Then balance the airflow by adding exhaust fans at the top, if needed.
Too big...shrink the depth so it fits 2x120 in bottom and top so it more tall than deep. Completely agree that a custom gpu bracket to put the gpu on the fans vertically would be awesome. If NZXT made a customer mobo with a full x16 slot on the bottom to accommodate such gpu bracket and leave open the rest of the pcie slots to fight in their normal position would be absolutely cherry.
Have the OG version of this case. Easy to build in, stays cool and looks clean. Big mesh allows a lot of dust into the chassis. Might try the Lian Li Lancool 216 next.
@@russellbower2557 yeah majority of 120's will fit, am using QL120's and those are chonky. As for the bottom, 2 installed 140's are perfectly fine for the cfm needed on a hot gpu.
I got an H6 Flow and it was a solid choice. The entire case is filled. I love the look of it. It has lots of room for all the cables in the back and can even hold my massive XFX 7900XTX with the support bracket that extends its length about another inch. Definitely check out the H6 Flow.
Just got the old H7 Flow. Love the aesthetic of the PSU shroud, especially combined with a mATX motherboard. Can't imagine trading this aesthetic for better airflow.
An option to add 6 or more 3.5" bays would be nice to use for a homebuilt NAS. It is a clever and nice looking case, but too large to lack those options.
I love the design that allows a dual chamber design without the extra width, excellent use of space. However I would love to see this design smaller. Maybe limit the case to SFX PSUs and the drop the front and bottom to only two 120mm fans and then limit to MATX motherboards. You could reduce the size quite a bit and not harm the air flow much while keeping the same basic layout.
This case is actually perfect for my dual 3090 setup that I also use to game. I'm also not sure there's another case that is as slim and shallow (front-back depth) that has bottom-mounted fans -- this case fits in between the legs of my table with 1mm to spare.
i don't get how sfx hasn't become the new default. imagine how much less space we would have in a case like this with sfx-only. also, The "space for psu+HDDs" really needs to be rethough, and the itx space has a lot of ideas for that
You know the saying the bigger the better where small always performs the same if not better *sigh*. I have moved to sfx and it it amazing.. Deepcool CH160 c:
i love to have my fish tank on my desk, if I want to hide my pc there are so many options better than cramming shit into very small poorly cooled enclosures
dark base 701 is HUGE for a "mid tower" as well. it doesnt have an open psu area like trhat but it has a small interchanging shroud that has space for 2 fans lined up with the psu, and it directs the air right to the gpu. very nice check it out.
dust filters are overrated anyway :p just try to minimize your dust sources (something you should be doing anyway) and keep the pressure positive in your case, and you'll be fine. I've been keeping my H6 squeaky clean for months this way - compared to my negative pressure H510 Elite that was an absolute horror show in comparison.
@@srn7254 are there any dust filters specifically for the h6 flow that you know off? I have the case and it stays fairly clean but i just hate dust too much and thought of getting a filter
I like this NZXT case. I have two builds to do in the next six months, so I might use this NZXT for one of them. I have two of the older NZXT H440 cases for my X99 systems that I like. The two new builds are an AMD R9-7900X/9900X (I still have to see the 9000 release), ASUS X670E, 192GB, RTX3080, and for this I already bought a Lian Li Lancool III Mesh. The second build is when the Intel Battlemage is released, if Intel doesn't drop it. For that I will probably go with an older X299 10900X build as I don't trust Intel 14th/15th Gen CPUs.
Very very beautiful case ! But for me there's a huge problem with such a pure design as you say, why not be BRT compatible! This is a huge mistake! The empty space at the bottom wouldn't have stopped me from buying if there had been BTF... Thanks for the review from a French viewer!
If I didn’t already have the original H7 Flow then I would love this case. Also, the deltas just don’t make it worthwhile since I just zip tied two fans to the PSU shroud anyway and my entire setup is all black with no RGB. Just used some spacers so they weren’t directly against the shroud so the fans could actually get fresh air to the GPU.
Tbh I prefer older version which I have. Old H7 Flow has amazing cooling performance and classic look. Also about lower mounting radiator. Of course you can mount it,I don’t know why did you said you can’t. When you are doing custom waterloop,you install first 3x fans with longs screws from the bottom,even 30mm ones if you want if rad has some bigger points on the ends,and later other fans on upper side of the rad for push pull config. There are already videos on RUclips of this kind of configurations. For standard build this case is just ugly and empty,and for me NZXT didn’t used fully potential of it. That’s why it’s the best for custom builders especially for custom water loops.
Iver never used NZXT products but Im considering a mobo from them next time. All four major mobo manufacturers have let me down so I might as well try something new next. Yes I know they're mostly Asrock boards.
00:40: NZXT's design removes power supply shroud, enhancing GPU cooling and case airflow. 02:00: The H7 Flow features a sleek design but has confusing naming conventions. 04:30: Stock fans underperform; larger fans could improve airflow significantly. 06:50: Interior layout is well-organized, but lacks support for vertical GPU mounting. 09:00: Priced at $129, the H7 Flow offers aesthetic appeal but misses optimization opportunities.
Thanks for the video! Seems like a cool 🥶case (see what I did there?). In my humble opinion, for the best price-to-performance airflow case, and without changing the stock fans, go with the Montech Air 903/Max. Can’t be beat. Keep up the great work guys! 🤙
Just rotate the MB, with SIM facing down. Two chambers. Just leave about 80mm for cabling from SIM. Solves about everything. Lets see if anyone is listening.
Honestly, I prefer a PSU shroud. I don't think they are ugly at all. This case is too tall to have the shroud omitted. It just looks really odd with all of that unused space down there. Not the case for me.
Great concept but the execution falls flat. It’s huge and empty! So much opportunity to optimize that space or shrink it down without loosing the additional cooling capacity.
The case is fine, looks decent. But i just hate how much empty space there is inside. I don't want super compact cases but i want them to look somewhat practical. This case just has too much empty space for me.
Agreed
But you can use the space for a watercooling reservoir. It's not wasted IMO. What IS wasted space is when the PSU shroud spans the entire length of the case and yet still only has HDD mounts under it.
More room to breath though. If you want it compact I‘d go for a mini itx case tbh.
Great for a thick radiator and decoratives.
Absolute waste of space and inefficiency. Lian Li has better case executions than this that accomplish the same thing. Also, no BTF… NZXT doesn’t care anymore.
now make one thats actually a midtower and ill buy it.
A H7 Flow Compact 2024+ would be nice
they should have gone for 140mm fans both bottom and front
@@mikkodoria4778you can just switch the included ones to the bottom and buy 3x140 for front. That's what i might do.
@@ssanc6isn't their entire h5 line just that? Maybe they can make h5 flow 2024 without the psu shroud.
Honestly, that lower empty space, I think it would be pretty cool if someone decides to make a lcd screen that you ca attach there. It would honestly be a pretty good use of the space.
thought the same when i saw this on other channel
NZXT could start adding antisag brackets to theit cases. The cable cover would be a perfect spot for one.
Really good idea
Man, idk... All I see is a lot of wasted space. Like this case could be 30% smaller and still have wasted space lol.
It fits everything you could realistically want, even a 420mm rad in the front.
Also it's not wasted space, it's open so that there's good air flow.
A vertical GPU mount would fill it out
@@kristoffer3000 that open space is unnecessary. the cooling it adds im sure will be negligible and the space could be reduced and still offer essentially the same cooling.
All that space down below looks like a lot of fun for custom water cooling.
or for anime figures
@@basshead. kinda thought the same but i'd probably 3d print a mount first for them
@@basshead. eww
In my head I was thinking it reminded me of the phanteks case, and then you said and showed it lol. Nice
Too big, too many wasted space, but behind - still kings of cable management.
I've always liked bottom-to-top cooling in my cases as I just think it looks cleaner and puts more emphasis on cooling the GPU. Had a Silverstone FT-02 years ago with 3 180mm fans blowing upward (and a vertical 'hung' GPU), which was a fantastic case. Now running a CoolerMaster SL600 with 2 200mm fans blowing upward and the GPU vertical. Good to see NZXT experimenting a bit as well.
So nice to see case manufacturers actually trying different things.
Jonsbo kinda did that better years ago with the u5, much less empty space
How could they possibly keep the same name for a totally different case 🤦♂️
Got it a few weeks ago. Absolute pleasure building in it.
I just completed my build in one a few days ago, i highly recommend this case! Easy to work in with great airflow
2x200m or 180s at the front would be much better
agree, it's odd NZXT skipped on such an obvious configuration.
If Deepcool didn't get sanctioned you'd love the Deepcool Morpheus then, I got one earlier this year and it can hold up to 6 200mm fans (top, front and bottom) AND 3 side mounted 140mm fans
Nah, it perfectly fits a 420mm rad
NZXT just doesnt have the technology yet for 200mm fans, reverse blade fans, 4pin case pwm fans.
People are complaining about wasted space on this case. But I personally think that this case is more suitable for underdesk placing. The height is convenient enough to turn on the PC while sitting.
I can only imagine how thick of radiators you can put in that, the sheer amount of water cooling that can probably fit in it is crazy.
Check out the Jonsbo d41. Great small case fitting ATX builds but the size of mATX case.
It's not really matx size tho (it's quite Abit longer than you expect)
@@Ex14they're saying the D41 case nears the mATX case size just enough to fit ATX motherboards but not too size restrictive to where ATX motherboards don't fit.
yes i got that case specifically because it utilizes the space inside the case so well
@@quakesilver That's exactly why I bought it as well. The case with some Antec storm 30mm fans makes for a great airflow case for a low price. Antec storm 120/140 30mm fans are 11 to 13 bucks. 30+ bucks a fan, like what a lot of tech tubers show off, is bananas.
@@OregonJason nice, im using artic P12/14s myself. my only gripe with the case is that i cannot put a 140mm as exhaust
It's nice to see a case capable of proper convection airflow, but as others have said, it's too big. And it's still the same old component layout. Case manufacturers need to get more creative with component layout. And component manufacturers need to get more creative with their designs as well to support more compact and optimized cases. Just another yawn for me.
Not a knock on the video though. Good video. 👍
Why not do 140 or 180 mm fans in front. You can get a fractal torrent instead. Much more air flow with 2x180 and you also get 3 bottom intake fans. With PSU mounted above mobo.
@@sliphere011 if NZXT had bothered to do the obvious, they would have the leading airflow case by the numbers. If fractal adopted the PSU orientation and bottom fan mount, it would be an instant buy.
@@abb0tt So this is the problem then, people say is big and empty inside, but is not enough bigger for what we need , bigger fans bigger rads space. So to be 10-15cm longer and 4-5cm wider.
@@ZondaRbg empty space is relative to the thermal needs and also “wasted space” is subjective. It’s odd to see so many comments regarding “space” when this isn’t even a SFF case. I personally prefer a space buffer for air flow and when I need to work in the case. An airflow case should reflect an optimal fan and space configuration.
2:28 - Well, KitGuru manage to increase the CPU temperature 9 degrees just installing ten NZXT RGB fans in this case. 🤪
If it's genius, why are there so many criticisms? It's huge and has good airflow as a result. There's some clean lines (ooOOOooh). It's expensive. Doesn't seem... genius. Is the clickbait title ironic?
its a clean case but that empty space kicks me out... it makes this case larger and i hate big pieces of metal that needs an extra table if u want look at it. but the front looks rly good and i like the fact that u can slap everything into that bracket. its not a case i would personaly buy.
This is my new case, I love how clean looking and easy to cool it is.
if ain't broken don't fix, I still much prefer PSU on the bottom with the fan towards the floor
I miss the psu at the top of the case with non modular mustard and ketchup power cables, and you had to jam all the excess cables in the empty 5 1/2 inch drive bay above your dvd drive. Miss those days.. but hey i had a fan on my side panel cooling my gpu ! Lol
@@fuzzymuppet1990 no not that LOL
@@simonb.8868 😆 🤣 😂
This is literally just better though, objectively.
@@kristoffer3000 why is it better to have PSU on the side?
This is a breath of fresh air (pun intended). I would suggest moving the stock fans to the bottom and use the front for either an AIO or add 140mm fans there.
Then balance the airflow by adding exhaust fans at the top, if needed.
Sounds like an arctic liquid freezer iii (63mm tall) is a squeeze up top, lot of cases don’t fit it but I don’t want any other AIO!
I built my pc into this case today with a 420mm LF3 in the front and it fits like they were made for each other
not a fan of big case with too much empty space
Uh...
Fractal Torrent anyone??
Context: The Torrent moved the PSU to the top like 2 years ago.
"Back" to the top. ;)
PSU to the top like 20+ years ago?
@@HardwareCanucksLol.. Fair point!
They’re expensive. I want more sub $90 case again.
Too big...shrink the depth so it fits 2x120 in bottom and top so it more tall than deep. Completely agree that a custom gpu bracket to put the gpu on the fans vertically would be awesome. If NZXT made a customer mobo with a full x16 slot on the bottom to accommodate such gpu bracket and leave open the rest of the pcie slots to fight in their normal position would be absolutely cherry.
Montech’s new AIO is insanely good !
I didn't like NZXT cases until this one. Real airflow in this design! I just got one for my next build. Thumbs up.
nah..think im good mate
Looks beautiful indeed but uselessly huge
Have the OG version of this case. Easy to build in, stays cool and looks clean. Big mesh allows a lot of dust into the chassis. Might try the Lian Li Lancool 216 next.
Great vid, Nice case. Still prefer my H6 Flow tbh.
Can Lian Li AL 120's fit in the angled vertical? I just wish the H6 was a tad larger and can fit 3 120's at the bottom not flush
Thats cause the H6 Flow is goated lol
@@russellbower2557 yeah majority of 120's will fit, am using QL120's and those are chonky. As for the bottom, 2 installed 140's are perfectly fine for the cfm needed on a hot gpu.
I got an H6 Flow and it was a solid choice. The entire case is filled. I love the look of it. It has lots of room for all the cables in the back and can even hold my massive XFX 7900XTX with the support bracket that extends its length about another inch. Definitely check out the H6 Flow.
Just got the old H7 Flow. Love the aesthetic of the PSU shroud, especially combined with a mATX motherboard. Can't imagine trading this aesthetic for better airflow.
This looks like you built mATX board on ATX case
An option to add 6 or more 3.5" bays would be nice to use for a homebuilt NAS. It is a clever and nice looking case, but too large to lack those options.
I love the design that allows a dual chamber design without the extra width, excellent use of space. However I would love to see this design smaller. Maybe limit the case to SFX PSUs and the drop the front and bottom to only two 120mm fans and then limit to MATX motherboards. You could reduce the size quite a bit and not harm the air flow much while keeping the same basic layout.
I've got a H700i from NZXT and it's beatiful... I always love the designs... My dream was to build a PC inside the H1
This case is actually perfect for my dual 3090 setup that I also use to game. I'm also not sure there's another case that is as slim and shallow (front-back depth) that has bottom-mounted fans -- this case fits in between the legs of my table with 1mm to spare.
I can never go back from vertical mounting
no dustfilter is a vibe killer
i don't get how sfx hasn't become the new default. imagine how much less space we would have in a case like this with sfx-only.
also, The "space for psu+HDDs" really needs to be rethough, and the itx space has a lot of ideas for that
You know the saying the bigger the better where small always performs the same if not better *sigh*. I have moved to sfx and it it amazing.. Deepcool CH160 c:
i love to have my fish tank on my desk, if I want to hide my pc there are so many options better than cramming shit into very small poorly cooled enclosures
@@MultiNakir theres no way you can be serious with that comment
@@MultiNakir i think you misread my comment
just ATM small stuff has a significant premium. If if were as expensive or cheaper than ATX I think it would be more popular
Why are we still using 7 year old hardware for this?
I Don't Like it. nope.
Damn... If they only build that case for only ITX motherboards... That would be a perfect PC case...
Legend says the paint still comes off the case when you screw or unscrew. Either way, you're screwed.
What a silly naming scheme, they could've added a letter or suffix to it instead of replacing it again
dark base 701 is HUGE for a "mid tower" as well. it doesnt have an open psu area like trhat but it has a small interchanging shroud that has space for 2 fans lined up with the psu, and it directs the air right to the gpu. very nice check it out.
Still think I´ll wait for Lian Li LANCOOL 207
As it features seven expansion slots, this is technically a mid tower. NZXT cannot help that term being as imprecise as it is ^^
You could put a large water tank below if you want. Dunno why you would but hey, that's an option.
keep that same energy when reviewing the o11 vision "compact" please
The side area to the right of the motherboard is just wasted space..
No dust filters ?
dust filters are overrated anyway :p just try to minimize your dust sources (something you should be doing anyway) and keep the pressure positive in your case, and you'll be fine.
I've been keeping my H6 squeaky clean for months this way - compared to my negative pressure H510 Elite that was an absolute horror show in comparison.
@@srn7254 are there any dust filters specifically for the h6 flow that you know off? I have the case and it stays fairly clean but i just hate dust too much and thought of getting a filter
No dust filters.
I like this NZXT case. I have two builds to do in the next six months, so I might use this NZXT for one of them. I have two of the older NZXT H440 cases for my X99 systems that I like.
The two new builds are an AMD R9-7900X/9900X (I still have to see the 9000 release), ASUS X670E, 192GB, RTX3080, and for this I already bought a Lian Li Lancool III Mesh.
The second build is when the Intel Battlemage is released, if Intel doesn't drop it. For that I will probably go with an older X299 10900X build as I don't trust Intel 14th/15th Gen CPUs.
How does this case from NZXT compare to the asus tuf gaming gt502 in terms of cooling? Perhaps you have tests, or someone can tell you.
I mean for a case of that size you can install and absolute beast of a radiator in push pull if you wished
2:16 but please ignore the large gap on the side
Oh come on give it a new name. Why does it not have a new name? That’s really frustrating.
Holy wasted space batman. Why is they almost an entire itx case worth of wasted space at the bottom? What an eyesore.
Apparently the net H5 2024 will have the PSU directly below the GPU blocking one slot for an 120mm intake fan.
Nice case, but it's so much space...
For the GPU test should have looked at hot spot temps.
I have an H6 Flow so I'll need to flip my bottom fans from exhaust to intake for better GPU cooling
I don't understand. Every 'fish-tank' case since Lian Li O11 is configured like this. What's the big deal?
Very very beautiful case !
But for me there's a huge problem with such a pure design as you say, why not be BRT compatible! This is a huge mistake!
The empty space at the bottom wouldn't have stopped me from buying if there had been BTF...
Thanks for the review from a French viewer!
I really wonder how the air flows from the front and the bottom interact... Would be fun to see it with smoke
Go watch the video from Matt Lee then.
I could almost curl up in to a ball in there….. WITH a full system already installed 😳
If I didn’t already have the original H7 Flow then I would love this case. Also, the deltas just don’t make it worthwhile since I just zip tied two fans to the PSU shroud anyway and my entire setup is all black with no RGB. Just used some spacers so they weren’t directly against the shroud so the fans could actually get fresh air to the GPU.
Thats one big ass case
Tbh I prefer older version which I have. Old H7 Flow has amazing cooling performance and classic look.
Also about lower mounting radiator. Of course you can mount it,I don’t know why did you said you can’t. When you are doing custom waterloop,you install first 3x fans with longs screws from the bottom,even 30mm ones if you want if rad has some bigger points on the ends,and later other fans on upper side of the rad for push pull config. There are already videos on RUclips of this kind of configurations.
For standard build this case is just ugly and empty,and for me NZXT didn’t used fully potential of it. That’s why it’s the best for custom builders especially for custom water loops.
too much wasted empty space, Montech HS01 did it better ~
Do another dual system in one case build. A good use for these dual chamber cases.
i guess custom loopers can do a push pull thick rad at the empty bottom
The case looks okay but there’s so much empty space. Also the bottom gap is great for dust build up if you don’t clean properly.
Watching this on my enthoo primo
This looks great but it really needs a GPU Mount. Can't even put a GPU bracket with the way it is.
Can't wait for the Lian Li Lancool 207. Real midi-tower with additional cooling for GPU (by moving the power supply to the front).
Will there be a review for the new H5 Flow?
Iver never used NZXT products but Im considering a mobo from them next time. All four major mobo manufacturers have let me down so I might as well try something new next. Yes I know they're mostly Asrock boards.
Montech has the same fans below the gpu on their HS-01 Case
Hmm, maybe you can put figurine at that lower gap?
My Fractal Torrent also has an open intake on the bottom with 3x140mm fans blowing air right at the GPU...
00:40: NZXT's design removes power supply shroud, enhancing GPU cooling and case airflow.
02:00: The H7 Flow features a sleek design but has confusing naming conventions.
04:30: Stock fans underperform; larger fans could improve airflow significantly.
06:50: Interior layout is well-organized, but lacks support for vertical GPU mounting.
09:00: Priced at $129, the H7 Flow offers aesthetic appeal but misses optimization opportunities.
Next step is to have the MB, PSU, and the case all together. No wires. Minus the gpu and any peripherals. Still interchange though
Slap a long screen in that empty gap and it would look much better.
Thanks for the video! Seems like a cool 🥶case (see what I did there?). In my humble opinion, for the best price-to-performance airflow case, and without changing the stock fans, go with the Montech Air 903/Max. Can’t be beat. Keep up the great work guys! 🤙
almost every line up already has Flow version except H1
Next fan round up when???
Maybe if you run dual GPUs it will really fill that ginormous space. 6:18
if bottom fan is the priority, what's wrong with double chamber design
GPU support ? Looks like yours is already sagging.
Just rotate the MB, with SIM facing down. Two chambers. Just leave about 80mm for cabling from SIM. Solves about everything. Lets see if anyone is listening.
Honestly, I prefer a PSU shroud. I don't think they are ugly at all. This case is too tall to have the shroud omitted. It just looks really odd with all of that unused space down there. Not the case for me.
Great concept but the execution falls flat. It’s huge and empty! So much opportunity to optimize that space or shrink it down without loosing the additional cooling capacity.
I bought the 2022 version of the H7 Flow right when the 2024 one came out🙄🙄🙄🙄