NZXT is Getting in Touch With Their Roots!

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  @risitaswithbigote9384 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMohIDPti64&amp;t=148">02:28</a> &quot;Blow test first&quot; well we really going back to roots.

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• DA

  @DanielEdwardsVG · 3 months ago

  I always like seeing the fans tested with the smoke and learning about how its cooling and noise levels are. Definitely something to keep in the testing

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  @andersmartensson8659 · 3 months ago

  Love your smoke too show the air flow. Very informative!

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  @riick-grimez765 · 3 months ago

  I like my h6 flow. I might snag this one.

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  @vincentvega3093 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMohIDPti64&amp;t=840">14:00</a> Noctua installed the wrong way

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  @jedi6038 · 3 months ago

  Having owned an H6 flow for 2 years, the price doesn&apos;t justify the refresh. The fan noise was a major problem, so it is cool to see that they tried to fix that for the back fan but they didn&apos;t for the most problematic fans. And they made it worse for the front fans by combining the two pieces. I actually ran my H6 flow without the NZXT plate because the chassis vibrated when I had the fans running; And I bought my own screen to cover the fans as intake. That improved by dust filtering and volume of the case. Now, the metal for the entire back of the PC is one piece so you couldn&apos;t do the same thing to help fix it and holes for that plate are not the air flow design that the back has. So now the vibrations are going to shake a longer piece of metal and the user can&apos;t honestly fix it.<br><br>I do like that they moved to a 360 style for the bottom (like an H9). Also, is that a bottom fan filter!? That is a much-needed addition! It even looks like they had it slide out to the side which is definitely a convenience.<br><br> Not a fan of the feet design. At least on my H6 flow, I was able to 3D print some risers for the feet because adding in a half inch significantly improved thermals when I installed the two 140 fans on the H6 flow. You still could do that, but engineering the piece is a lot more difficult now.<br><br>Adding on to your conversation about the PSU and drawing from a conversation you had on another case review, this case kind of fails everyone for placement preference. People who run their PC closer to the ground struggle with the power button and people who run their PC on the desk struggle with the PSU switch.<br><br>The curved glass is definitely a preference thing. I liked that people were designing distro plates around the screwed in front plate of glass in the H6 flow. Plus, it was only two screws and a couple of pins holding it in, so removing that extra panel was relatively easy. <br><br>All of this to say, I don&apos;t think the price hike is worth the refresh for DIY builders. I do think this case will do very well in the pre-built industry! Because it is a lot easier to open up and it stays in place when builders are pushing and pulling on the case over and over again every day. I also am impressed by the fan redesign, since the baseline fans were pretty trash in the H6 flow.

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• RA

  @rafakattan · 3 months ago

  I really love my JTC fresh video for lunch!

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• WI

  @williammcdowell3718 · 3 months ago

  Love Case design vids. Love custom build design vids.

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  @Mondo_Mike25 · 3 months ago

  Nice looking case, I just bought the Gamdias case you showed in a previous video, still waiting for it to come in.

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  @SimonZerafa · 3 months ago

  This case would be good for a BTZ / PZ build. Lots of space for the 24pin ATX power cable! 🙂

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  @GrumpyGenXer68 · 3 months ago

  I have the 2026 H9 flow and admit I love it

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  @Toughmn · 3 months ago

  That perforated side panel looks nice.