I eventually got fed up and moved them to motherboard control (well I replaced them, since they weren't 4-pin). If it really becomes an issue, the option of removing the Smart Hub is the better route (this would a "pro"). Because the jack faces up and not forward, the first time I tripped on my headphone cord it torqued it sideways and broke off the little metal ring inside the port. The spec sheet lists them as "Aer F120 (Case Version)", but nowhere could I find what "case version" actually means. I thought I would avoid this issue by removing the bar, but removing also breaks the aesthetic look of the case. We also have two cats, so I love that it has dust filters to catch any hair, and theyâre removable for easy cleaning. -Cooling Improvement: The build quality is one of the best I've seen. If you can get everything to work properly, then this case is going to be a good fit for you--I suggest using an NZXT AIO CPU cooler (maybe case fans as well? The bar is a nice touch, and the pop of color looks great. Now, in 2019, Lian Li ⦠-Dumb Case? It turns out that "case version" fans are 3-pin, despite regular F120 fans being 4-pin. Real glass side panel. This may not be an issue depending on your motherboard, but my motherboard has a USB 3.1 Gen1 port along the bottom (which as you know has a bulky connector), and I had to bend it awkwardly to get it to U-turn back around into the slit. -It didn't take long for the headphone jack to break. - USB 3.1 support is a plus. But, once built, you only need to remove them maybe three times a year to clean the dust filters. Overall, the H500 is a straight-up upgrade as far as I'm concerned. -Panel Removing: Tfue uses the NZXT H510 Elite as his computer case. RGB lights are all over with tempered glass to show your build to your colleague. This post recommends the best gaming PC you can build for under $700.If youâre looking to buy a pre-built gaming rig instead of going to the hassle of doing it yourself, we recommend the iBUYPOWER Gaming PC Computer Desktop Trace 4 9310.Itâs powered by AMD's Ryzen 5 3600 CPU and an RX 5500XT GPU, which makes running AAA gaming titles a piece of cake. Premium Compact Mid-tower ATX Case with AER RGB fans. Overall Review: Overall this case is solid and if you have a few hours to perfectly rout your cables so they are clean it will fit your needs i just wish it was easier to build with. Prior to that, my CPU and GPU temps were a bit high--nothing near throttling temperatures, but too high for my comfort. The IO panel is nicely integrated into the top of the case. - It terms of airflow, this case is adequate. I don't usually care about PC aesthetics, but the case is very modern, sleek, and minimal, which makes it a great fit for an office. The H510 features a removable radiator-mounting bracket, simple-to-use SSD trays and a patented cable-management system for a smarter, easier build experience. I'll have to wait and see how they hold up in the long term. For my part, there was no tutorial (NZXT website), manual (booklet), etc. Weâve included two Aer RGB 2 fans and an RGB LED strip to get you started. (See Cooling Improvement in "Cons below) At idle (no gaming, just browsing, etc. Building your own gaming pc has many benefits including better bang for your buck hardware, the ability to customize/personalize your pc, a greater appreciation for your gaming pc build investment and itâs fun. Another issue is that of the Smart Case feature combined with the use of NZXT's CAM software. But, my MoBo has all the lighting features I need for all my uses. If you are watercooling your components, then you should be good to go. I will continue to use their products because of the quality and design. - Has SSD mounts that are separate from the HDD bays, so you can have a total of 2 SSDs and 2 HDDs (or up to 4 SSDs if you have adapter brackets). -Can only fit 4 fans total without modding. I am definitely an NZXT fanboy after owning this case. - Using RGB components from different manufacturers could cause a software issue. - The Smart Hub & CAM software if you can't get it to work or have other issues. The ease of building is a dream and will be welcomed when future upgrades are needed. That being said you only need to build once and after that its a solid, quality case that looks great! 4 out of 4 people found this review helpful. that ran through the entirety of the case. For the price, the H500 is great, with only some minor drawbacks, and I would highly recommend it. Like I said, all the cons are basically just nitpicking and don't over all deter from how great this case is and don't warrant any eggs to be knocked off. I rate a 9.5/10 and welcome future NZXT cases for future builds! -Modularity: It also results in two of my front panel USB ports not working since between it and my AIO I don't have any more USB 2.0 headers. However CAM has since been updated with a "detect devices" button, and since then it seems to work fine (though it still mines your data afaik). Well-engineered airflow, removable radiator mounting bracket, multiple fan filters, vertical GPU mount, a front panel USB-C connector, and an all-steel and tempered glass construction are just some of the key features youâll get. -Panel Removing: 14 out of 14 people found this review helpful. It also looks great, very sleek and modern. -Can fit two 140mm fans in the front. Not the best, but definitely not the worst. Not a huge deal. Channels in the back allowed for easy cable Routing making for a clean look. I had no issues, so YMMV. I had no issues mounting my SSD's in and they should hold up. I am not really into RGB, so I can't really comment on the lighting aspects in regards to this case. - Cable management is very easy and extremely adaptive; however, modified cables with individually sleeved cables is strongly advised. -Steel HDD cage. You don't really want to hold it by its face either, lest you smudge the glass. The O11 Air variant impressed us somewhat less, but improved substantially when the dust filtration was removed. With the CAM software working properly, my system airflow is properly adaptive in regards to what I am doing; adaptive settings are at what i set them to. Cable management is probably the best I've ever seen. I got a fully modular PSU and still had issues with cable management. -Spacious and very easy to build in Real glass side panel. I added two RGB strips and getting them oriented perfectly where I wanted them was a pretty meticulous process. -This is primarily an aesthetic-oriented case. MOBO: MSI Z370i I came from fractal design cases with thicker panels and sound-dampening materials built-in. Because the jack faces up and not forward, the first time I tripped on my headphone cord it torqued it sideways and broke off the little metal ring inside the port. The spec sheet lists them as "Aer F120 (Case Version)", but nowhere could I find what "case version" actually means. My solution was to install Mystic, configure the motherboard and GPU lighting, then delete the software (it remembered my settings). MOBO: MSI Z370i Prior to that, my CPU and GPU temps were a bit high--nothing near throttling temperatures, but too high for my comfort. They are really bright right out of the box, so that any RGB lighting that you have will be "out shown" by the LED strips. It made it easy to screw the AIO to the tray and then just throw the whole thing in the case with a few thumb screws. I didn't put this as a con though since it's my fault. - Thermals are better than I expected. - First of all, it looks GREAT. This case is a larger mid tower and has none of these problems. -Cable management is very easy due to the metal âstripeâ inside and cable channels in the back with Velcro straps. To me, the minimal style is refreshing. Not the best, but definitely not the worst. The USB 3.1 type C is well welcomed! I've seen people make it work though either by switching and soldering the pins or by using single-pin cables as a sort of adapter. Overall Review: I switched from a Cooler Master HAF XB EVO. The H510 compact mid-tower ATX cases looks stunning and is an excellent value, making it the ideal case when you want a small-footprint ATX case without sacrifice. I can still use my ATX motherboard and full sized GPU, but in a slightly smaller form factor compared to other mid-towers. Cons: I don't have a lot of con's and nitpicking here some for the sake of fairness. Most mid-towers that you try to install a AIO in will either hit the RAM or the CPU power cable, or, for rear mounted radiators, will bump into the top case fans. Asus's addressable RGB header is 5V, but two of the pins are swapped so they aren't natively compatible. The top and front panel are a pain to remove, unlike both side panels which are super easy. It is really expensive, and the airflow is meh. - Comes with Hue + strip and two NZXT Aer 140mm fans, Cons: - The front glass panel limits outside air intake, and CPU temperatures suffer for it (not a problem with a strong performing CPU cooler). -Dust filters on the front intake area, top exhaust, and bottom PSU vent. The front panel may be solid, but the inch or so gaps on all sides allows for plenty of air. PSU: Corsair SF600 + Silverstone cable extension kit This felt like a cheap move given the price of the case. The top mount for example, has a recessed mount allowing the top fans to sit well above the MoBo for easily clearance. If youâre looking for a case with crazy airflow, check out the Fractal Meshify C or something similar. It provides enough intake and exhaust airflow so that at stock clocks (CPU & GPU), you definitely shouldn't run into any heating issues. The H510 is an excellent case with a ⦠Make informed decisions with expert advice. The H510 compact mid-tower ATX cases looks stunning and is an excellent value, making it the ideal case when you want a small-footprint ATX case without sacrifice. Beautifully minimal. For the price, the H500 is great, with only some minor drawbacks, and I would highly recommend it. For this reason, I HIGHLY recommend a modular PSU. Given its size you would think it would be a breeze. I was using Phanteks cases for a long while, but glad I moved to NZXT. But, my MoBo has all the lighting features I need for all my uses. I would LOVE if NZXT could sell a modular mesh front panel for this case. -Dust filters on the front intake area, top exhaust, and bottom PSU vent. I picked up a 360mm rectangular fan grill and cut out a slot in the front to mount the grill. CPU cooler: Deepcool Gammaxx 400 RGB The overall functionality of this case is simply astonishing. The Corsair iCUE 220T RGB airflow is a mid-tower ATX Smart case with a steel grill front panel for incredibly high airflow Create spectacular lighting with three included SP120 RGB PRO fans Featuring eight individually addressable LEDs each controlled via Corsair iCUE software House your PC in durable solid steel with a frameless tempered glass side panel to show off your ⦠Beautifully minimal. I haven't bothered moving the fans back to it, but I use it sometimes for controlling the LED strips. Itâs a nice break from a lot of towers these days that look like a Transformer sitting on your desk. It has slipped off the lip many times for me, falling an inch and hitting the desk on its edge. (See Cooling Improvement in "Cons below) Now, there's a nice direct path for the front fans to intake air from. Not sure this is an issue or caveat, but all my case fans and CPU AIO cooler is from NZXT (AER fans & X62 Kraken). The top mount for example, has a recessed mount allowing the top fans to sit well above the MoBo for easily clearance. This case has so many features that allow a simplistic build experience. Overall Review: Like the title says, this is easily in my top 3 best cases to build. With all the components, it becomes pretty heavy, so care is required when moving the case around. -Very aesthetically pleasing. H1. - The little stud included to support the GPU is nice, avoids GPU sag. Overall Review: I switched from a Cooler Master HAF XB EVO. I did not modify the top as it exhausts air wonderfully. (see more in con). Secure shopping made faster. Overall Review: Like the title says, this is easily in my top 3 best cases to build. -The front fan mount bracket is removable, making fan or radiator installation a breeze. - Having the power button and USB/audio inputs on top of the case is really convenience for me. The one you can see on the side of the PSU shroud has to be routed through the HDD cage and you also have to remove the metal bar thing to get the cables through. I have a CPU cooler, motherboard, GPU and the top LED strip lit; all my fans are non-RGB functional. One of the funniest lines from The GamersNexus review was "yank the front panel violently from the bottom edge, then yank the top panel violently from the top edge". As I stated earlier, I got it work in the end via trial and error. They really should sell this case at a lower price and without this feature. For my part, there was no tutorial (NZXT website), manual (booklet), etc. It controls the fans well enough, though I can't notice if it's any quieter than motherboard control. Kudos to NZXT for actually listening and improving based off past criticism. When it comes to cases, itâs really up to you. The feature where the software "learns" your style of PC use--I never got it to work properly and it's just a pain to deal with and really is quite useless; unless of course you run benchmarks, which I do not use. I am not really into RGB, so I can't really comment on the lighting aspects in regards to this case. The PSU cover has little holes in which the SSD sled pops into. There aren't too many cases out there that support this yet. -Displaying my SSD in front is cool (optional). -Cooling: Cons: - Cable management in the back of the case could be better. However, how many times are you actually taking off and removing them? The USB 3.1 Gen 2-compatible USB-C connector on the front panel makes it easier than ever to connect smartphones, high-speed external storage, and the latest peripherals to your PC. This allows for extremely flexible mounting positions to suite different cable lengths or style preferences. - Comes with Hue + strip and two NZXT Aer 140mm fans, Cons: - The front glass panel limits outside air intake, and CPU temperatures suffer for it (not a problem with a strong performing CPU cooler). This case was a breeze to work with and was everything I was expecting and then some. Overall Review: My build: I ran into this problem between the CAM software and MSI Mystic's light software (not sure why they would be conflicting with each other). Great for pet owners. I've seen people make it work though either by switching and soldering the pins or by using single-pin cables as a sort of adapter. -For a mid-tower, this case is on the small side. I will continue to use their products because of the quality and design. 7 out of 7 people found this review helpful. - If you want to give GPU more breathing room and use a SFX PSU, pay attention to the cable length. Overall Review: -The Smart Device is fine. Keeping the design of the original H700 and improving upon the design from reviewers complaints. 6 out of 6 people found this review helpful. The one you can see on the side of the PSU shroud has to be routed through the HDD cage and you also have to remove the metal bar thing to get the cables through. 79 out of 82 people found this review helpful. ), just for seamless integration. 2 x RGB LED channel, support up to Cons: -I felt a little deceived by the pre-installed fans. The actual front is solid metal. Pros: - It looks beautiful, I am putting it on my office desk and getting a lot of compliments. This felt like a cheap move given the price of the case. I ran into this problem between the CAM software and MSI Mystic's light software (not sure why they would be conflicting with each other). - Cable management is pretty good. I did not modify the top as it exhausts air wonderfully. It can rest on a thin lip before you screw it in, but it is prone to fall off if you aren't holding it. This is the non smart version. I was worried the H700i would be loud, but it's actually about the same since the fans run quieter, all the while keeping my temperatures 10°C cooler! There isn't much room back there, and there aren't any good places to tie down cables, so the space can become very tight very quickly. As long as care is take when opening and closing the panels, there shouldn't be any issues. -Addressable LED strips are bright and really light up the case. -Can only fit 4 fans total without modding. I'm always worried I'm going to break it, but so far so good. -The front & top panels really take some force to get off. CPU: i5-8600K If you want to do away with the Smart Device, they won't work on regular 12V RGB headers. Hardware: Ryzen 5 3600X 2x8 DDR4 3200 Sharkoon SilentStorm Cool Zero 650w M.2 NVME for Windows, SSD for some Games and HDD for large Library. The white cable strip inside the case allowed for cable routing for PCIE, argb and fans and pwm pump cables, behind it allowing the inside to stay crisp looking. Overall Review: You're paying for the RGB lighting and the front glass panel. With the CAM software working properly, my system airflow is properly adaptive in regards to what I am doing; adaptive settings are at what i set them to. They really should sell this case at a lower price and without this feature. Shop without retyping payment details. I think this one is flashier than the NZXT case in the previous build, but it still maintains that minimalism. - It terms of airflow, this case is adequate. I really liked that case, but after reorganizing my office, I realized that it just takes up way too much horizontal space (and, frankly, it's kind of an eye sore). I eventually got fed up and moved them to motherboard control (well I replaced them, since they weren't 4-pin). I don't usually care about PC aesthetics, but the case is very modern, sleek, and minimal, which makes it a great fit for an office. - Thermals are better than I expected. And my Cryorig H7 CPU cooler almost touches the tempered glass side panel. The value vs the more expensive "i" version is great. Overall, the H500 is a straight-up upgrade as far as I'm concerned. - Has SSD mounts that are separate from the HDD bays, so you can have a total of 2 SSDs and 2 HDDs (or up to 4 SSDs if you have adapter brackets). Pros: - Beautiful design with dark tempered glass front and side panel If you use the Smart Hub it isn't an issue, 3-pin works just fine, but beware if you ever want to attach the fans to your motherboard. The paint scuffs easily. My other case only allowed push or pull, not both or the MoBo would hit the fans due to the thickness. The grill I mounted keeps the simplistic look but provides the intake fans with even more of a less restricted path of flow. The USB 3.1 type C is well welcomed! No damaged though. I'm neutral on it, but probably not worth the cost now that the H700 is out. The black and white color scheme is eye-catching but not over the top. ... you wonât need to waste time designing custom fan curves. I would recommend this case if you love the looks of it and you have a high performing CPU cooler to make up for the limited air flow of the case. My largest issue with mid-tower cases are that they have a really hard time mounting AIO water coolers. -Design: Make informed decisions with expert advice. I added two RGB strips and getting them oriented perfectly where I wanted them was a pretty meticulous process. -Great price to quality ratio. If you want a simple plug and play solution, then this case might give some issues, especially with the Smart Case feature (remove the Smart Hub and most of your issues should disappear). Pros: -Extremely easy to build: If you are a die hard CAM software person, I guess it's a con. Overall Review: This case is perfect for me, as my desk area is pretty small. you want into it. Airflow seems to be good, but I improved it with some modifications. It is a great sign when a company listens to prior criticism on their products and actually incorporates changes based off of that into new product designs. It's wasn't really necessary, but I can get crazy about thermals to provide me with better overclock stability. However CAM has since been updated with a "detect devices" button, and since then it seems to work fine (though it still mines your data afaik). The same issues go for the SSD mounts that sit on the top of the PSU shroud. Overall, I would recommend this case if you're willing to work with/around its issues. the opposite side panel is even easier, with just a push of a button it literally pops out. Pros: I had previously built a PC with the NZXT S340 for my brother, but decided to go with this newer model for myself, so a lot of these points are relative to the older model. My other case only allowed push or pull, not both or the MoBo would hit the fans due to the thickness. 2 x RGB LED channels, each support up to 4 x HUE 2 addressable LED strips or 5 x Aer RGB 2 fans I would recommend this case if you love the looks of it and you have a high performing CPU cooler to make up for the limited air flow of the case. It's probably fine honestly, but I bought a low-profile adapter to make it look better. It's mostly an aesthetic concern, as I notice the blemish on an otherwise beautiful case. 7 out of 7 people found this review helpful. The USB 3.1 Gen 2-compatible USB-C connector on the front panel makes it easier than ever to connect smartphones, high-speed external storage and the latest peripherals to your PC. -The front fan mount bracket is removable, making fan or radiator installation a breeze. -Cooling: Overall Review: One of the main issues that most builders seemed to face was the bar (cable management bar?) The power supply is cut off from the rest of the case, so you won't have tons of visible dangling cables. So this may be a subjective thing. Well-engineered airflow, removable radiator-mounting bracket, flush tempered-glass window, multiple fan filters and a front-panel USB-C connector are just some of the key features. That is true! - No intake fan, but it didn't seem to matter for me in terms of temps. You could definitely get another case to improve the airflow. I did not change the top exhaust fan mainly because it holds the dust filter in place. Items like the SSD sled do feel like cheap plastic. Cons: - Price (obviously); although, NZXT's S340 Elite is a really good alternative if cost is an issue. MORE MODERN: USB 3.1 Gen 2-compatible USB-C connector on the front panel makes it easier than ever to connect smartphones, high-speed external storage, and the latest peripherals to your PC. If you can get everything to work properly, then this case is going to be a good fit for you--I suggest using an NZXT AIO CPU cooler (maybe case fans as well? So I invested in some custom cables with individually sleeved cables--these made a world of difference. The ease of building is a dream and will be welcomed when future upgrades are needed. I came from a Fractal Define Mini, a pretty closed-off case with sound-dampening foam. Easy to build in and CAM software is pretty cool. It turns out that "case version" fans are 3-pin, despite regular F120 fans being 4-pin. Shop without retyping payment details. I would have liked another .25-.50 inches of space back there. - Cable management is pretty good. It is removable, but with a bulky 24-pin motherboard cable, this bar always caused some sort of issue. The only visible cables I have are the 2 motherboard cables, 2 GPU cables and a single SSD cable as I mounted one in the front. Behind the flush-mounted, tempered glass front panel, youâll discover our renowned Aer RGB 2 fans keeping your components brilliantly cool. -Can fit two 140mm fans in the front. So this may be a subjective thing. Cons: Note: I donât believe these cons are worthy of taking eggs off, as they are completely situational and might not matter to some people. -I love the tray up top for installing my AIO. I had to order a cable extention kit. It controls the fans well enough, though I can't notice if it's any quieter than motherboard control. -The front & top panels really take some force to get off. -Pre-installed motherboard stand-offs. 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