NZXT H5 ELITE REVIEW

NZXT H5 Elite Review

By Mack Ashworth

Following the refresh of its H710 lineup that resulted in the new H7 series, NZXT has now taken aim at its H510 range of cases. Introducing the H5 series, which features both the airflow-focused H5 Flow and stylish H5 Elite. This review focuses on the latter, which made for an interesting build experience and, ultimately, proved to be a solid performer that…

  • Looks fantastic.
  • Cable Management Bar is still here!
  • H7 Elite-level performance for a much cheaper price.
  • Easy to tidy/hide cables.
  • Fan in the bottom is cool.
  • Limited 2.5"/3.5" drive space.
  • Noise in the stock configuration is a bit loud.
  • Buyers are still sacrificing significant cooling potential for style.

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ATLAS
Looks fantastic. Cable Management Bar is still here! H7 Elite-level performance for a much cheaper price. Easy to tidy/hide cables. Fan in the bottom is cool. Limited 2.5"/3.5" drive space. Noise in the stock configuration is a bit loud. Buyers are still sacrificing significant cooling potential for style.
Titanfall 3
Looks fantastic. Cable Management Bar is still here! H7 Elite-level performance for a much cheaper price. Easy to tidy/hide cables. Fan in the bottom is cool. Limited 2.5"/3.5" drive space. Noise in the stock configuration is a bit loud. Buyers are still sacrificing significant cooling potential for style.
Damnview: Built From Nothing
Looks fantastic. Cable Management Bar is still here! H7 Elite-level performance for a much cheaper price. Easy to tidy/hide cables. Fan in the bottom is cool. Limited 2.5"/3.5" drive space. Noise in the stock configuration is a bit loud. Buyers are still sacrificing significant cooling potential for style.
Star Citizen
Looks fantastic. Cable Management Bar is still here! H7 Elite-level performance for a much cheaper price. Easy to tidy/hide cables. Fan in the bottom is cool. Limited 2.5"/3.5" drive space. Noise in the stock configuration is a bit loud. Buyers are still sacrificing significant cooling potential for style.
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