NZXT, a leading brand in PC gaming components and prebuilt systems, today launched new generations of two case lines and two liquid coolers: the H7 and H7 RGB+, the H5 and H5 RGB+, the Kraken Plus 360 RGB, and the Kraken Core 360 and 420. On the H7 and H5, the front and left side are a single-formed panel of curved tempered glass. There is no corner seam where two flat sheets meet, so nothing interrupts the view of the build. Holding a formed curve through tempering is a tolerance problem, which is why the corner seam is the usual answer. On the H7, a tempered glass top cut to the same radius comes fitted as standard, carrying the glass from front to side to top. NZXT calls that Vista Mode.

Both coolers are Cooled by Asetek, on a copper cold-plate. The Kraken Plus puts a customizable display on the pump cap; the Kraken Core is the version with nothing to manage. "The H7, H5 and Kraken are the heart of our lineup, and they're where most NZXT builds start. This generation refreshes all of them at once: single-piece curved glass across both mid-towers, and an Asetek pump in both new Krakens. We're also adding new case features builders haven't seen from us before, like Vista Mode and the Airflow Scoop," said Johnny Hou, CEO at NZXT.

NZXT, a leading brand in PC gaming components and prebuilt systems, today introduced the S5 RGB and S5 RGB Deluxe, two compact steel ATX mid-tower cases with panoramic dual tempered glass and RGB cooling pre-installed. Both models share one chassis, the same materials and the same clearances; the Deluxe adds two more RGB fan units, at the bottom and rear. The S5 RGB marks the return of the S series, the entry tier of NZXT's case lineup.

NZXT made the S5 RGB for the builder who wants a case that looks and feels genuinely well-made. A sturdy steel chassis carries tempered glass across the front and left side, with a steel mesh panel feeding the right-side intake and removable PVC mesh filters at the top and bottom. The single-frame 360 mm RGB reverse fan is pre-installed and turned toward the glass, presenting clean blades through the panel—the side intake filled and wired from the start, with the remaining mounts open for the build.

As AI-driven computing continues to escalate demands for higher power density and thermal efficiency, Asetek, the pioneer of global liquid cooling technology, today announced the debut of its next-generation liquid cooling platform architecture at Computex 2026. Developed specifically to address the high-performance thermal demands of the AI era, the new architecture sets a new milestone in cooling efficiency and low-acoustic performance. Featuring an optimized 4 mm comprehensive offset cold plate design, Asetek is effectively redefining the thermal standard for high-performance AI computing.

The company also highlighted a broader strategic direction following its strategic integration with Chunqiu Electronic (CQ), combining Asetek's long-established liquid cooling engineering expertise in Denmark with CQ's expanded global manufacturing scale and supply chain infrastructure in Asia. At this year's showcase, Asetek is focusing on the generational evolution of its premium consumer liquid cooling platforms, positioning these advanced thermal architecture developments as the primary technology foundation to anchor future high-density computing and AI thermal infrastructure opportunities.

At Computex 2026, NZXT has debuted its latest Ultra RGB Fan series, which upgrades the materials and design of the existing RGB fan frame with a focus on premium aesthetics and customization. The NZXT Ultra fans come in four sizes: F120U with a single 120 mm fan, F140U with a single 140 mm fan, F360U with three 120 mm fans, and F420 with three 140 mm fans. Each fan frame features a single eight-pin NZXT combo header that serves as both RGB and PWM control, and the single-fan versions have two RGB zones, while the three-fan F420U and F360U frames have three zones each. Pricing on the new NZXT Ultra Fans comes in at $29.99 for the F120U, $34.99 for the F140U, $89.99 for the F360U, and $99.99 for the F420U. The new fans use the same fluid dynamic bearings as the original frame fans, but this time, there is a metallic accent on the fan hubs for a more premium touch.

As with previous NZXT Fan Frame designs, the Ultra Fan series aims to minimize cable clutter and streamline both physical installation and software management of case fans. The Ultra Fans take use standard 120 mm and 140 mm fan screw spacing, but there are only four screws per frame on both the small and large frames. The Ultra fans also feature an RGB-illuminated loop around the fans, in addition to the typical fan hub lighting effects, and you can run different effects on the hub and loop. The RGB addressable RGB zones in the Ultra Fan series are customizable in NZXT Cam, but there is an optional 5 v ARGB header for native motherboard control instead. NZXT claims that the frames with 120 mm fans offer noise levels of 32.2 dBA per fan, while the 140 mm variant bumps it up to 36.9 dBA per fan. Both fan frames are available in black and white. NZXT also showed off the RGB Reverse Fan single-fan frame, which takes the original 360 and 420 mm Frame designs and flips the fan orientation for more diverse PC build options.

If you were in or around the PC building space in 2020, you'd have at least heard about the fire risk related to the PCIe riser cable on the original NZXT H1 mini ITX case, which eventually resulted in a recall and replacement PCIe riser kits being sent out. Since NZXT has launched the newest iteration of the SFF case, the H2 Flow—which TechPowerUp has reviewed—the PC case maker has seen fit to publish a blog post explaining the engineering changes it has made to the new H2 Flow's riser cable to avoid the same issues from popping up again. NZXT starts things off by reminding us that the problem with the original H1's PCIe riser cable was that the mounting screw made contact with an internal power plane in the riser cable's PCB, resulting in a short circuit that could lead to a fire.

The brand goes on to explain that the issue has been avoided in the new PCIe riser cable with two safety measures. First, there is a physical boss, or "shoulder" that extends into the PCB through-hole to protect the PCB from the screw threads and to ensure that there is a consistent and guaranteed gap between the screw and the PCB. Secondly, NZXT has changed the design of the PCB such that there are no power planes or traces surrounding the screw hole—every trace around the screw is grounded, and that ground plane extends externally to a copper screw pad on the top and bottom of the PCB, adding another layer of protection. NZXT notes that the screw pad may be missing in some early review samples, which is something you can observe in our review of the H2 Flow, but it is included in the final mass production versions of the case. NZXT claims that these measures have eliminated the failure mode that caused issues with the original H1 chassis.

NZXT, a leading brand in PC gaming components and prebuilt systems, today introduced the H2 Flow Mini-ITX Case and the C850 SFX Power Supply, two compact solutions designed to bring high-performance PC builds into smaller spaces without compromise. With a focus on airflow, compatibility, and ease of installation, these products make small form factor (SFF) systems more powerful and accessible than ever.

For players who want the performance and design of the H2 Flow without building it themselves, NZXT is also launching the H2 Mini PC, available for a limited time, exclusively in the United States. This prebuilt option delivers the same compact footprint and performance-focused design in a fully assembled, ready-to-play system, making small form factor PC gaming more accessible to a wider audience.

[Editor's note: You can read ourin-depth review of the NZXT H2 Flow Mini-ITX case here]

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming components, peripherals, and prebuilt systems, today introduced the brand-new NZXT Performance fan series (F120X, F140X, F240X, F280X, F360X). NZXT's new performance-focused product line represents its entrance into the premium cooling space with the most powerful and technologically-advanced series of fans the company has ever offered.

"The new range of performance fans delivers the highest airflow and static pressure of any fans we have ever designed, while simultaneously incorporating advanced materials and technologies to maximize cooling and minimize noise," said Felix Guerra, SVP of Product Generation & Engineering. "Unlike many high-performance fans on the market that focus only on cooling capacity, NZXT Performance fans combine top cooling performance with sleek design and simple installation, making it easy for anyone to add exceptional airflow performance to their system."

NZXT today introduced the C Series Gold Core line of ATX 3.1 power supplies. The series consists of three models based on wattage, the C750 Gold Core, the C850 Gold Core, and C1000 Gold Core. These lineup is positioned a notch below the C Series Platinum lineup. All models in the series come with full modular cabling, a 15 cm-long body, and 135 mm fans to keep cool. The PSUs meet ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 CEM specifications, offering modern 12V-2x6 power connectors.

The NZXT C750 Gold Core comes with one 12V-2x6 connector that's capable of 300 W continuous output, and two 6+2 pin PCIe power connectors. The C850 Gold Core and C1000 Gold Core, on the other hand, come with full 600 W-capable 12V-2x6 connectors, and three 6+2 pin PCIe power connectors. All three models offer two 8-pin EPS connectors, and at least six SATA power connectors. As their names suggest, these units meet 80 Plus Gold standards, though interestingly, these have been certified the higher Cybenetics Platinum badge for switching efficiency. The C750 and C850 meet Cybenetics Acoustics A++, while the C1000 manages Cybenetics Acoustics A+. All three models come with single +12 V rail designs, active PFC, and DC-to-DC switching, besides all common electrical protections. The 135 mm fans these units ship with come with fluid dynamic bearings, and Zero RPM modes at low loads. NZXT didn't confirm pricing, but is offering the series with 7-year warranties.

NZXT today rolled out the N7 B850 Socket AM5 motherboard. It comes in two trims—the first one is all-black, while the other is 2-tone (white+black). Both trims come with black PCBs, the 2-tone model has matte while across the front shrouding, the M.2 heatsink, rear I/O shroud, and VRM heatsinks. The board is based on the AMD B850 chipset. It pulls power from a combination of 24-pin ATX and two 8-pin EPS power connectors, and uses a solid 16+2+1 phase CPU VRM with 80 A DrMOS on all phases. The board uses an 8-layer PCB with 2 oz copper layers.

The Socket AM5 is wired to four DDR5 DIMM slots for up to 256 GB of memory at speeds of up to DDR5-8000. It is also wired to one PCI-Express 5.0 x16 slot, and two M.2 NVMe Gen 5 slots. There is a third M.2 NVMe slot that runs at Gen 4 x4 speeds, and is wired to the B850 FCH. The two other physical x16 slots are electrical x4 and x1, with the x4 slot sharing its lanes with the third M.2 slot. A standard feature with all NZXT motherboards is support for the company's in-house NZXT CAM standard of PC real-time monitoring, fan-control, and lighting control.

At Computex 2025 in Taipei, NZXT revealed its latest refresh, focused on improving thermal performance and simplifying the building process. The company introduced two new chassis, updated AIO liquid coolers, and its first 420 mm cooling solutions, all designed to give PC enthusiasts more options when assembling high-performance rigs. The spotlight was on the H9 Flow family, which now includes the base H9 Flow (MSRP $169.99), the H9 Flow RGB ($209.99), and the fully equipped H9 Flow RGB+ ($289.99).

These dual-chamber mid-towers accommodate up to 420 mm radiators at both the front and top, while fine-mesh panels and an angled front-right fan arrangement borrowed from the popular H6 Flow help channel cool air directly to critical components. The RGB+ model arrives with two front F420 RGB Core fans, a 120 mm RGB Core exhaust fan, and an integrated NZXT Control Hub so that lighting and cooling are synchronized straight out of the box via CAM software.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming components, prebuilts, and peripherals, is excited to unveil the Elite gaming gear lineup. Known for its minimalist design and user-first approach, NZXT's latest peripherals are designed to elevate the PC gaming experience for players at every level. This new collection—featuring a magnetic Hall effect keyboard, ultra-lightweight wireless mouse, studio-quality USB microphone, and premium cloth mouse pads—blends sleek design with advanced technology to enhance any gaming setup.

"We created the Elite lineup to bring high-performance gear to every PC gamer," said Johnny Hou, Founder and CEO of NZXT. "Each product is thoughtfully crafted for precise performance, seamless customization through CAM, and a refined look that complements any space."

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming components, gear, and prebuilt gaming systems, is thrilled to announce the launch of the N9 Z890 and the N7 Z890 Intel ATX motherboards. Offering two new motherboards that are optimized to support the latest Intel Core Ultra desktop processors, each providing a robust feature set suited to give gamers the performance they desire while also sleekly fitting into any PC build.

The N9 Z890 is designed for enthusiast PC gamers looking to build a high-end Intel -based gaming PC and push its performance to the limit. It enables gamers to unlock their peak performance by providing the thermal headroom and tools needed to reliably achieve higher overclocks for the new Intel Core Ultra desktop processors and memory. Meanwhile, the N7 Z890 refreshes NZXT's existing N7 lineup with a well-balanced ATX motherboard, offering the power and stability required to run any Intel Core Ultra desktop processor, making it an ideal choice for most PC gamers.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming components, gear, and prebuilt gaming systems, is excited to announce the N9 X870E ATX motherboard, optimized for the new "Zen 5" architecture based AMD Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors. NZXT's latest motherboard combines high-performance features with a stunning new look that is geared towards enthusiast PC gamers building a high-end AMD system.

The N9 X870E boasts overclocking-ready power delivery and optimized thermals, providing gamers with the tools and headroom to overclock their AMD Ryzen 9000, 8000 or 7000 series processors and memory to their highest levels of performance. Additionally, the N9 X870E ensures prolonged compatibility with future and previous generations of Ryzen processors, thanks to AMD's commitment to support the AM5 platform until 2027+.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, has announced the next generation of the H5 Flow compact mid-tower ATX case. This latest iteration builds upon the legacy of NZXT's most beloved cases, enhancing its cooling capabilities to create the ultimate H5 Flow. The new H5 Flow significantly improves cooling potential while maintaining its compact mid-tower form. It supports up to eight 120 mm fans, including two above the mesh PSU shroud for enhanced GPU cooling. Ultra-fine mesh on the top, front, and side panels optimizes airflow while filtering dust. Additionally, it accommodates up to a 360 mm radiator in the front, allowing users to effectively cool high-end CPUs.

Builders will appreciate the H5 Flow's quality-of-life features that make building and cable management easy. It includes extra-wide channels, hooks, and straps for efficient cable routing and concealment, along with tool-free panel removal for a simple, enjoyable building experience.

Intel recently announced it would offer an extra two-years warranty on its 13th and 14th gen Core CPUs, but it now seems like not all PC makers will follow suit. The Verge contacted 14 major PC makers and got a very mixed response when they asked if these companies would offer extended warranties on systems sold with said processors. It's important to keep in mind that OEM CPUs only come with a 12-month warranty, whereas retail box CPUs from Intel come with a three-year warranty. As such, most PC makers ought to extend the warranty in their systems by a further two years, as per Intel's new warranty terms and some are indeed doing this, while others appear not to.

However, a few companies appear to be offering up to a five-year warranty for the CPU in their system and these companies include Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest iBuyPower and Maingear, so kudos to them for going the extra mile. Corsair and Origin PC—which belongs to Corsair—are offering four years warranty, which is still pretty decent. This is followed by Puget Systems which will offer three years and finally we have Asus and HP which both will offer another two years of warranty, which is in line with what Intel has promised. Dell and its Alienware subsidiary hasn't promised any extended warranties, but will replace faulty CPUs under Intel's extended warranty and will cover any costs related to replacing the CPU, suggesting that they are offering a two-year extension as well.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming components, products and prebuilts, builds on its commitment to making PC gaming achievable to all of those with a passion for play with the introduction of NZXT Flex. A first of its kind gaming PC subscription service, Flex enables gamers to enjoy the benefits of a high performance gaming PC for a low monthly fee. The Flex subscription service features no hassle returns, no hidden fees and regular upgrades all without a long term commitment.

"At NZXT, we believe everyone should be able to play the games they love," said Bryan de Zayas, NZXT's Head of Marketing. "In the past, that meant buying a pre-built PC or building your own. Our new Flex subscription service offers gamers more flexibility and choice, so they can focus on what really matters - playing the games they love."

Leader in PC gaming components, products and pre-builts, NZXT, has unveiled a new line of products that refine the PC-building experience for gamers. Revealed at Computex 2024, NZXT's new products further highlight its commitment to help gamers obtain a gaming PC in the simplest way possible. Whether gamers decide to build it from scratch, upgrade their existing rig, or purchase a pre-built custom gaming PC, NZXT has them covered. The innovative F-Series RGB Core single-frame fans lead the lineup, a reimagined NZXT H7 Flow and high-performance C-Series ATX 3.1 power supplies converge to make this product reveal one of the best of the year in gaming PC hardware.

As a simpler alternative to modular fan connections and daisy chains, the new F240, F280, and F360 RGB Core single-frame fans combine multiple high-performance fans into a seamless, all-in-one design. The RGB Core single-frame fans simplify installation by reducing the number of cables and screws needed, streamlining the building process and cleaning up the overall look. The single 8-pin cable combines RGB and PWM connections, which can be directly managed via the new NZXT Control Hub (available Q3 2024) or connected to any 5 V ARGB and fan port on a motherboard using a splitter for flexibility.

NVIDIA Reflex is a game-changer, reducing system latency on GeForce graphics cards and laptops so your actions occur quicker, giving you a competitive edge in multiplayer matches, and making single-player titles more responsive and enjoyable. Since its debut in September 2020, NVIDIA Reflex is now reducing system latency in over 100 games, over 90% of GeForce gamers enable Reflex. 9 of the top 10 competitive shooters feature Reflex support, including Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Call of Duty: Warzone, Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite and Overwatch 2, along with critically acclaimed smash hit games such as Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Diablo IV, Remnant 2, God of War, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Red Dead Redemption 2, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered.

In 2023 alone, GeForce gamers played over 10 billion hours of their favorite titles with increased responsiveness thanks to Reflex's innovative system latency reducing technology. Adoption of Reflex continues to accelerate and in 2024 you'll see many more anticipated titles launch with support. Since our last update, Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden and Escape from Tarkov: Arena have added support for Reflex. And the latest seasons of Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Call of Duty: Warzone, and Overwatch 2 are all enjoyed at their best with Reflex reducing system latency and further increasing responsiveness.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, today unveiled its latest gaming gear: the Function 2 Keyboards and the Lift 2 Series Mice. Focusing on high performance, precision, and user-centric design that empower gamers to play to their full potential. NZXT's Function 2 keyboards epitomize the brand's dedication to elite gaming performance. Featuring an 8,000 Hz polling rate and rapid linear 40 g optical switches with adjustable actuation at either 1 mm or 1.5 mm, they ensure every gamer can fine-tune their experience. For people who want to customize their keyboard, hot-swappable switch sockets allow for gamers to effortlessly change switches with four 35 g and four 45 g optical switches using the provided keycap and switch puller tools, eliminating any need for soldering. Additionally, each keyboard comes equipped with two supplementary switch types with different actuation forces, allowing immediate experimentation and personalization.

But performance isn't the only focus of the Function 2 series. Durability and style are intertwined, thanks to the doubleshot PBT keycaps featuring crisp, fade-resistant legends. The improved pre-lubed switches and plate-mounted stabilizers guarantee smooth, solid keystrokes. To further elevate the user experience, a dual layer of sound-dampening foam has been integrated to absorb unwanted noise. The keyboard's top plate, crafted from thick aerospace-grade aluminium, adds both strength and style. Moreover, with a standard bottom row, the Function 2 supports aftermarket keycaps, broadening customization options.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Function 2 keyboars is now live]

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, today announces the H6 Flow and H6 Flow RGB, a compact dual chamber mid-tower ATX case. The H6 Flow offers a harmonious blend of performance and visual appeal for PC enthusiasts. Designed for an expansive and uninterrupted view, the H6 Flow is adorned with consistent tempered glass on the front and sides, granting a panoramic peek into the insides of your build. Leveraging its dual chamber architecture, the new angel front panel directs the airflow from the three pre-included 120 mm fans (or 120 mm RGB fans for the H6 Flow RGB version) and two 140 mm fans at the base of the case allow you to cool your heat generating components. The revamped perforated panels come with a design fine-tuned for optimal airflow and superior performance. While all being easy to build with the H6 Flow facilitates generous cable-routing channels and straps, ensuring organized cable management.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, is excited to announce a partnership with Bethesda Softworks LLC to launch a line of Starfield -licensed gaming gear as part of the NZXT CRFT series. The full product lineup is slated to be released early next year but a preview of what's to come can be seen with the North American debut of the Starfield H5 Flow. Coming out worldwide in early 2024, a very limited quantity of the collectible Starfield H5 Flow case is available today exclusively in North America on NZXT.com as an upgrade option with a Player: Two prebuilt NZXT PC.

Blending the in-game design with real-world functionality, the Starfield H5 Flow case features a perforated front panel that allows for maximum airflow and tooless access to front and side panels for PC builders to easily get into their system. It comes with a dedicated fan on the bottom inside panel that is angled to cool a GPU and includes two pre-installed F120Q fans. For Starfield fans, it includes details like a Constellation insignia on the back of the case, as well as a colorful Constellation ribbon serving as a cable bar.

NZXT, a leading provider of PC gaming hardware and accessories, today announces the Relay Audio Ecosystem, a collection of high-quality audio products for PC gamers that seamlessly provides gamers full control over their audio output and enhances their gaming experience with exceptional sound quality and comfort. The Relay Audio Ecosystem consists of four high-quality audio components, each meticulously crafted to enhance PC gaming immersion. The lineup includes the versatile SwitchMix, the high-fidelity Relay Headset, the powerful Relay Speakers, and the deep-toned Relay Subwoofer. With the SwitchMix, gamers can effortlessly alternate between any 3.5 mm headset and connected speaker audio source simply by placing or removing their headset on the included stand.

The Relay Headset, certified by the Japanese Audio Society for Hi-Res Audio, provides users with a realistic and natural-sounding audio experience that provides a clean audio signal with low distortion. It comes with audio-enhancing features such as DTS Headphone:X with genre-inspired presets,10-band EQ for customizing a user's sound experience, low-distortion 40 mm drivers to reduce ear fatigue, and a comfortable design. Rounding out the ecosystem, the Relay Speakers and Subwoofer boast 80 W stereo sound and a 140 W subwoofer, ensuring gamers are fully immersed in their virtual worlds.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, today announces the release of the Kraken and Kraken Elite. This new generation of popular coolers offers NZXT's coveted design and high-quality cooling while displaying essential data via NZXT CAM, a free software allowing users to monitor, control, and customize their NZXT products.

These new products are the latest versions of their award-winning all-in-one liquid CPU coolers series, the Kraken X-3 and Kraken Z-3 series. The Kraken Elite offers a 2.36" LCD screen with higher resolution and frame rate, better viewing angle, and higher color accuracy. This screen can display data from NZXT CAM and static or animated images with more clarity. The Kraken features a 1.54" LCD screen that can display system temperatures and static images from NZXT CAM.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, today announces miniature versions of their Capsule USB microphone and boom arm, the Capsule Mini and Boom Arm Mini. The Capsule Mini caters to those who require a compact USB microphone for their setup that delivers exceptional audio quality. Its internal capsule is tuned to enhance speech in gaming environments and is coupled with an impressive analog to digital 24-bit/48 kHz resolution that ensures vocal clarity during gameplay. In addition, it uses a unidirectional cardioid polar pattern to keep unwanted background noise such as clicks from a mechanical keyboard to ensure that your voice is the main focus while you are talking.

Like the Capsule Mini, the Boom Arm Mini is optimized for extra space for your gaming setup. Boom Arm Mini helps maximize desk space thanks to its small, foldable form factor. Smooth-moving arms make quiet adjustments while hidden cable management helps organize your desktop. The Boom Arm Mini has a sleek uniform look with hidden springs and sturdy construction that enables silent operation right out of the box. Make switching mics easy for all both Capsule and Capsule Mini.

NZXT, a leader in PC gaming hardware and services, today announces mid-tower ATX cases, the H9 Flow and H9 Elite, the C1200 power supply, and the RGB Duo fans. The H9 Series features two new ATX compatible cases that will be the latest and largest options featured in NZXT's mid-tower lineup; they feature enough room for up to ten fans and direct airflow to cool off the most powerful video cards. The H9 Flow and H9 Elite are flexible to suit any type of build due to their large size, radiator support, and color schemes. For people who want to focus on thermal performance, the H9 Flow is designed to give you optimized cooling thanks to a mesh top panel. The H9 Elite is designed for people who want to build an RGB focused PC with some additional benefits, such as NZXT CAM support and a glass top panel to show off RGB lighting components.

A perforated mesh top panel gives the H9 a greater focus on cooling performance. In addition, the case comes equipped with four 120 mm F Series Quiet Airflow fans to supplement airflow further. With superior airflow, the H9 Flow is the perfect case for people who want to build a system with the latest components with greater cooling requirements. The H9 Elite is an elegant way to accommodate builders who want a large tempered glass enclosure to show off their RGB builds, whether they want to share their setup on social media or their stream. With tempered glass on three sides for an uninterrupted look, a top radiator/fan, and with three included RGB Duo fans with an NZXT RGB and Fan controller V2, it is a perfect case to show off premium components.