NZXT has grabbed PC game enthusiasts’ attention in Computex 2024 by presenting a new vision of one of its most acclaimed case series, the H7 Flow. Like the previous enclosure, this update remains a mid-tower in size and again features a clean design while carrying forward several adjustments that allow it to converge more with the overall H9 Flow enclosures, including the dual chamber design.
Enhanced design and cooling capabilities
Of course, the most distinguished change in the new H7 Flow is the absence of the PSU shroud. Ultimately, this creates a vertical mounting area at the back of the case. This design choice increases the cooling efficiency. In addition, it also frees up more possibilities in where and how components can be arranged.
The new H7 Flow is designed for up to 10 fan installations that will provide the maximum cooling effect. For liquid cooling enthusiasts, the case allows the possibility of installing radiators in the top and front areas, accommodating 420mm radiators simultaneously. Components like high-performance nets are positioned to maximize airflow and minimize dust entry into the unit. These panels are very simple to dismantle and do not require any tool for cleaning and maintenance work.
User-friendly features
NZXT has also concentrated on the ease of usage accompanied by an organized cable management system thus making the construction as well as upgrading of computers quite simple. This system helps with cable management, improving the overall look of the build and airflow to cool components.
The H7 Flow’s new case will include two color options which are a white and a black color. There is a standard version and a version that comes already equipped with an F360 RGB Core single-frame fan. Pricing for the standard model is $130 and $150 for the RGB version, available later this month.
In addition to the new case, NZXT is announcing new single-frame fans meant to simplify the setup of the cooling components. Many users might opt for modular fan setups that can be daisy-chained together. NZXT says its new single-frame fans will be simpler to work with and install. They also come in three different sizes, including 240mm, 280mm, and 360mm.
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