NZXT H7 Flow RGB PC Case Review

Interior

There’s a huge amount of space on the interior of the H7 Flow, so you’ll easily have support for the largest graphics cards on the market here, as well as an E-ATX motherboard, large CPU air coolers, lots of fans, and big radiators too.

The front of the case features a plethora of fan mounts, with the case easily supporting 3 x 120mm fans or 3 x 140mm fans, and of course, that means up to a 360mm or 420mm radiator can be mounted here too.

In the top of the case, it’ll support 3 x 120mm fans, or 2 x 140mm fans, or a 360mm/280mm radiator.

The bottom of the case is very clever, as I said, the PSU shroud doesn’t come up to the window side of the case, as we typically see, but this means there’s room for a recessed fan mount in the bottom of the case, which will support up to 3 x 120mm fans, without compromising on any of your expansion slots for your motherboard. This also includes the F360 RGB Core single-frame fan kits, which I have here today, so will try that in the build later.

And finally, the 120mm/140mm fan mount in the rear of the case, giving you a total of up to 10 fan mounts in the case.

NZXT has their classic cable routing solution here, with large pass-through cut-outs flanking the motherboard, as well as that S-shaped cover that helps hide some of the boring stuff. It is removable too, making it a little more modder friendly should you need it taken out.

There’s a couple of large cable routing holes in the PSU shroud too, allowing bulky motherboard or GPU cables to be routed vertically.

Behind the motherboard, you’ll find a comprehensive set of cable routing solutions, with Velcro straps in the front, mid-section and top of the case (seven in total) to help strap down cables and keep them looking need and tidy.

There are folded lips above the PSU mount and cable tie loops here to strap down evne more cables.

There’s a removable plate behind the motherboard, which will facilitate any HDD or SSDs you want to tuck back here.

There’s also a couple of 2.5″ drive mounts in the bottom front corner of the case too, so you’ve certainly got a good few options for storage here.