A member of NZXT’s new H7 family, which includes a solid-faced H7 (standard) and a glass-faced H7 Elite, the H7 Flow is the "holiest" of the bunch, thanks to its perforated sheet-steel front.

The solid steel bracket allows for vertical mounting of the GPU, and the PCIe Riser Cable is highly flexible, supporting high-speed data transferral and backwards compatibility. Adding excellent performance to that solid foundation puts NZXT’s H7 Flow atop the pack and nets it the Editors' Choice win we mentioned up top.

Wider cable channels provide more room to easily route cables, while the addition of hooks add stability.

We are a credit broker not a lender - credit is subject to status and affordability, and is provided by Mitsubishi HC Capitol UK PIC. The dust filter at the bottom of the intake duct wouldn’t make much sense if the face panel didn’t also have a filter, so NZXT equips the H7 Flow’s snap-off front with a snap-in plastic-framed filter that covers the entire ventilated section. Use of these and any missed payments may affect your ability to obtain credit from Klarna and other lenders. Be the first to review “NZXT H7 Flow Black/White Mid Tower Tempered Glass PC Gaming Case 2x 120mm Fans, USB 3.For the CPU and GPU full load acoustic test, we also stress the Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC and set the fans at 75% speed, because in gaming the fans never run at 100 percent and are far too loud when they do. Cable management space could be better though, and also I already have a slight feeling that I eventually will grow tired of it's (big) size, coming from an O11D and several ITX builds before this one.

Elevate your PC build in 2023 with this white mid-tower marvel that seamlessly blends style and functionality.And with the performance of the new H7 Flow, it’s clear the company’s iconic design can evolve and continue to impress with the changing market and growing thermal demands of today’s high-end hardware. Users that tried to pack more and more power hungry components in their cases got bitten with middling or unsatisfactory operating thermals. It’s relatively affordable, impressed during testing, and importantly in my eyes, it takes a different approach to airflow with a perforated metal front and top, rather than boring (and potentially restricting) fine mesh. Tom's Hardware is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. Here we have an ATX mid-tower with a bit of Extended ATX (EATX) capability, and no obstructions evident in our test build.

Getting into your flow (and Flow) state when building in this case is easier than with most chassis we've tested of late. Having suffered a few weeks of everything from jammed-in boards to broken slot latches when dealing with improperly designed cases, this builder certainly appreciates NZXT’s efforts with the H7 Flow. That experience provided the credentials I’d need for the transition from industry supplier to industry observer.

FYI, their H700s were their 'fix' to this via a brute force method of 'just add more fans', while maintaining the stylish and air flow choking design of the previous cases. There, we find the usual assortment of seven expansion slots, a dual-pattern full ATX power-supply mount, and a 120mm exhaust fan in an opening that also supports 140mm fans. While the H510 Flow is a decent case, there was plenty of room for improvement–and no room for proper radiator support at the top. Great case, with good airflow and plenty of room for any type of cooling and hardware setup pretty much.