NZXT H710i - CA-H710 i-W1 - ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - White/Black & Arctic MX-4 - Thermal Compound Paste for Coolers | Heat Sink Paste | Composed of Carbon Micro-Particles - 4 Grams

The H710i has the following pros It's like this The space is very spacious
A Detailed Look at the Construction of the Soilbr>- The top bracket of the fan can be removed. A cable management system with straps and channels - Controls built into the device - This RGB color scheme is easy to implement and control,
Removing the side panels is as simple as 1-2-3. The minimalism of aesthetics (subjective) - It was a very cool day all around* - Death is silent - Adding a filter to the air intake is a con. Please note So far, I have nothing to report

Thoughts I had so much fun building on this site. Neither clearance nor the need to try out different configurations of fan/radiator ever caused me any problems. Because there are so many places to route wires, I didn't bother with hiding anything, and everything wound up hidden in the end. The airflow was a concern to me before I bought it, but I am enjoying the cool temperatures. As far as quietness goes, this is by far the quietest configuration I've made. Of course this is dependent on other components (I'm running an AIO cooler from Kraken). But also, in games I only hear my heating register more than this, it's amazing. I have also implemented a front-mounted indirect radiator configuration for the first time, and it was the coolest configuration I have implemented It's not true for all cases, but it was about 10c cheaper to mount the front than the top on my computer. I love the RGB as well! I've ordered some NZXT fans that should arrive later this week and they'll make the window scene even more beautiful. It's so nice to be able to monitor, control lighting, tweak fans, and overclock the GPU using the CAM software. My understanding is that many of the negative reviews for NZXT stuff refer to the CAM software, but those comments are a couple of years old, so I'm assuming those issues have been corrected by now, because I haven't had any trouble whatsoever. In conclusion, this is by far the best build that I have ever made. Adding it was very easy, and I am very satisfied with the finished product. It may not contain any pictures since I'm not very good at taking photos of computer cases. The house I have built is definitely the nicest I have seen and I would be happy to recommend it.

Marcus FORSTER

| Jun 15, 2021

As far as case quality goes, the only thing that I noticed during the installation was that one of the screws holding in the hard drive case had stripped, but every other screw was fine, so I just tightened it down with a screwdriver. There is a tie in the final As far as this case is concerned, I am happy with it. In order to accomplish my goal Sound dampening is 1) The most important consideration. My goal was to design a case that still keeps it cool without being too open while balancing airflow and sound dampening. B>3) Delights in the look. In addition to my wife's dislike of my Cooler Master HAF, I didn't need a big case like that today, so I wanted a small case to match my new one The first thing to do is to look at the case.

3) My filters will get a workout once I finish my renovations and get my cat. We just bought a house with a cat, so dust from renovations and cat hair will pile up. For my particular set of needs, the NZXT H710 was one of the top cases on the market at the time of writing. A YouTube channel called "Gamer's Nexus" pointed out this case as a solid case when it came to running quiet on stock airflow - I was impressed! It was exactly what I was looking for. The pros are Then continue ****- The minimal design works as a sound baffling device. Almost all of the top, front, and sides are flat and made of Therefore, sound has to be dampened to a great extent. Aside from the rubber feet, this unit also has a standard backplate, meaning with a good build it could be made very stealthy. Then continue ****- With the use of a full glass panel, this interior is stunning. Depending on how the light is routed and colored, this could be a stunning As for me, I will mostly be hiding it under a desk, but every once in a while, I will need to move it to an area where people can see it. A one-word description Removal of the front and back panels is facilitated by the use of a button. Pulling the front panel brings out the friction-free surface and the panel easily peels off. I like the fit of the back panel, and it is a one-piece An operation is performed by pressing a button. This is the way I hope to see more cases resolved. It's nice to have thumb screws for long-term projects While I may not need long-term storage, this ease is appreciated when I'm working. Then continue ****- Cables can be routed in many ways. My lack of cable expertise means I'm fine with a pile of cables inside as long as the main air flow channel is fine. In my case, the only cables visible are the motherboard power cable and the extra power for the graphics card. I can't entirely avoid them. Then continue ****- There is a wire filter on every air intake. In addition to the external air filter, the power supply air filter can be maintained easily. Then continue ****- There are plenty of upgrades to choose from. You have lots of options when it comes to fan mounting. This features a lot of space for a graphics card (I believe it's rated for a There is no rating for the power supply space If you slide back the hard drive cage far enough, you can fit anything available on the market. A total of 2 slots are available in it. There are 5 hard drives available in quick-mount Stackable swap trays that can be screwed in for safety, as well as three "2+1" slots ahead of it. There are 5 drives in this pack. This is done by bolting the final drive to A build of this size will fit just about any ATX build. Then continue ****- The fan base is expansive. A pair of 120mm fans can be mounted up top to help draw air away from the hot interior of the case. There are 3 fans at the front and one at the back to pull air across the motherboard. I recommend everyone do what I did and add a couple 120mm fans up top. The use of "silicon screws" aka fan standoffs for dampening sounds would be a good idea. YES YES Neutral Then continue ****- Air is circulated via grates at the top and front of the side panel, which run along the sides of the computer. There are very large flat faceplates behind which all the intake and exhaust air is sucked. Unless you're aiming for an extreme airflow design, you're likely to create even more noise from the force with which the case will be sucking air, and you should instead consider something like a mesh front. If you put a low-speed camera in the case, it will do better The ideal design for those not planning to overclock their processor beyond what the stock fan is capable of is one with medium airflow. In my personal opinion, when I don't know what I'm doing, My HAF case has as good airflow as ever, no matter how high the clock speed is. I'm so sorry- The number of ports is not very large. A USB stick, one flash drive, and two desktop computers The C port includes two of the rectangular type A. There are also two oval type C ports. As well as one TRRS aux port, the case comes with a splitter in case you need separate ports for your headphones and microphone. That's all I have to say. There are only 3 ports on the front panel, so you have to rely on the slots on your motherboard. Honestly, I use a USB hub for the majority of my devices anyway, so I don't see the point. Then continue ****- I missed out on a $200 case, and this one retails for $150 less. A lot of people in the current market think this case is very pricey. My old case was a Cooler Master HAF that I bought for $200, and this one is much less expensive. For the same price as my old case, I think it's a good deal. It may not be industry-standard, but it is definitely modern-looking. I know, it sounds rude, but it's fine.

- The front of the cabinet does not have There is no need for optical drives anymore, but if you have concerns about that, you will need to invest in an external drive. The front panel of this case is made of metal, so it is not possible to add an optical drive without The following cons Then continue ****- To get at the front filter, you must take off the front panel. There are big plastic pegs on the front panel. There'll be a bit of a fight to get the panel off the case once you open it up. A person with a lot of pet hair problems might find that frustrating, especially if they need to clean the filter often. The house where I currently live currently has one shorthair cat, so maybe two times a month I can do this It's been a job for me for a while. I don't mind that at all. Observe that the power supply filter has an external mounting. Then continue ****- In the end, I am not a fan of LED, so I totally ignore the concept of "smart devices. ". The current controllers I use aren't very good for LED I would prefer to use a different approach Some of which install spyware on your computer Therefore, this isn't going to be of any use to me. It's said to be terrible by most people. Then continue ****- A great deal of care goes into the construction process It must have happened to other people as well, but I myself only experienced one single screw stripping. Other than that, the other three screws are fine, and that unit is sitting on the bottom of the case, so that should not move. There's an error in my zipcode The last side of the rope had to be tied in place so it wouldn't Just keep your receipt just in case just in case. I'm happy with it, but I definitely recommend saving your receipt. The overall picture It was one of the best cases on the market based on my particular preferences. The quiet and stylish design does not compromise airflow, and it has excellent sound proofing. Should you have any other priorities, you should Other cases might be preferred by users seeking the advantages of high air flow due to overclocking, or not being concerned about sound dampening. This is for me a great case, and I am pleased with the results.

Alaric Hodge

| Nov 21, 2020

Despite my dislike of the case, I wanted it to work out. As I like the simple look, it was a very exciting product for me because I needed a case that would allow me to place fans for maximum Due to the fact that I have only two fans on the radiator for intake, I was going to have negative air pressure since I was going to mount three fans on top so I originally intended to mount the AIO on the front for intake. A third fan was intended to be mounted under the radiator, but I was unable to install one there because of the radiator. Whether you have a 360 mm radiator or just 3 fans is up to you. Two fans aren't available in the front of the unit, and only one fan can be found in the back. In this situation, I decided to mount the radiator on top of the case as an exhaust. However, when I tried to install my fans on the radiator, I could not screw one fan into the radiator since there is a small plastic piece at the top which would interfere with the screw. It would have been possible to solve this issue by adding two additional mounting slots on the top panel so that the radiator can be carefully positioned towards the glass side of the enclosure.

In the end, I decided to send back the case and replace it with something more flexible.

Marcellus Yoder

| Oct 30, 2020

In addition to looking great, this case is easy to build in and has enough space. This "smart hub" and a couple of faulty led strips are my gripes. It did not work with the included LED strips. There were only about 4 out of 15 lights that actually lit up, plus another died shortly after installation. Eventually I deleted the smart hub as well, since you can just as well control the fans from the BIOS. It was clunky and useless to integrate the hub with the camera. The case is great, but the accessories are awful, and the price is not worth it.

Amina HYDE

| Nov 04, 2020