NZXT H510 Elite PC Case Review

Complete System

Building our demo system inside this case was pretty straightforward. There’s loads of room on the interior despite the H510 Elite only being a mid-tower case. Furthermore, the excellent cable routing options help to maintain a clean looking build as well as unrestricted airflow throughout.

The power supply shroud does a fantastic job of hiding most of your cables. Of course, you can see through it to some degree but only if you look pretty close, and even less so once the tempered glass window is back in place. While you can mount the power supply the other way around, I left ours facing up as this allowed me to show off the RGB lighting of the power supply. Not everyone will want to do this, but it’s nice to have the option. 

GPU Clearance

Installing a massive graphics card clearly isn’t an issue, the RTX 2070 from AORUS is one of the longest and widest cards on the market today and it still has plenty of room to spare.

Clearance around the CPU is superb, allowing for a large air cooler to be installed. Of course, with a fan mount in the back and top of the case, you have the options to mount an AIO cooler here too. 

AIO to Air

Furthermore, you could mount a radiator in the front of the case. While custom loop cooling and other forms of liquid cooling are possible here, the case is very well set up for air-cooled builds; which I personally prefer due to their easy maintenance and setup. 

As I said before, there’s great clearance between the graphics cards and the fans, so you do have plenty of options to play around with when it comes to choosing your components.

Just below the graphics card, you will find a vertical power supply cable cut out. This allows you to easily pass cables through to your graphics cards and other expansion cards. Honestly, why don’t all cases don’t have this?! 

Shiny

Overall it is very clean looking build on the interior with plenty of space around all the important hardware. The cable management looks fantastic and massive fans in the front provide a huge wall of air to keep everything performing at its best. 

With all the windows back in place, we can appreciate how clean and stylish this case really is. Of course, it does reflect a lot of ambient light, such as what is being displayed on my monitor on the left. Obviously, that will vary depending on where you placed the case. 

Being able to show off your build from multiple angles, as well as enjoy the view of those gorgeous looking fans in the front, is certainly paying off well. It’s a great looking case, anyone would be proud to show off their rig inside it. 

Stylish

I’m happy to show off this build on top of my desk where all can see it. However, I’m sure it’s going to look just fine the below or off to the side of your desk too.