Right. Great case, horrible review metrics.

Wouldn't the loads be the same under idle? I don't think I completely get it, but, does changing cases change load? Cause, I mean, if under the same exact load one case runs cooler that means in general it runs cooler. I don't know if I'm making sense or not or if I'm missing something.

​@sautel I'm not an expert on air. But firstly I think the lower the temperature is, then the more suseptible it is to the room temperature. I also believe that as heat rises in a case it can increase exponentially depending on its efficiency. Also if none of the parts are producing much heat in the first place then the case doesn't really have much heat to move, the air will naturally cool faster and the parts themselves will be able to cool on their own for the most part. But when there is actually heat being produced there is more air that needs to be transferred. I think one good example is two fridges can get down to the same temperature when completely empty, but one may have more throughput and as it fills up stay comparatively cooler. Don't know if this makes sense but that's how I understand it.

@@twilightaspectYou made 70% sense the other 30% was just you trying to put words together to make it sound smart.

@bhrisdamann64 I just only know how to explain things in certain terms lol. What did you have a problem with?

Is it that much bigger than the h5? I also love smaller builds and I’m on the fence

@@chr1stophxr hey sorry, I only got the notification for this today lol. Yes and no, it's really deceiving. It's described as a compact dual chamber. It gives me the same vibes as the hyte y60 just inverted and smaller.

Bro im doing the exact SAME thing you did, building in the H6 flow with new parts but instead of a 3080 i have a 3060 that im using from my old/first build from 2020 💀

Did you try vertical mount gpu? I think it might cool the gpu even more having the bottom fan blowing directly at the gpu heatsink

@@itsmejsf I've thought about it, I think when I upgrade my GPU I'll look at getting the NZXT vertical GPU mount. It's £70 odd ATM.

lol

I wouldn't say a 5 degree difference is "much" worse

@@bunnypxntsI would.

​@@Deziinerlmao

​@@Deziiner i think its not easy to compare, because it seems that the pc only runs at idle and not under full stress. With that u could really see if it does a difference.

Agreed honestly pc cases matter more than fans or water cooling.

IMO the black look alot better with white rgb

I still got the H5 elite and love it

Nice I just built my h6 i7-14700k yesterday looks good

@@asaptherm hehe I'm rocking a 13400f and a770(for video editing) I just really wanted a h6 flow

Niceee I’ve just got an i9-14900K in! Lets see how the build will end up

I was thinking about getting a 14900k but i saved 180$ for 2% extra performance and used that extra budget to build my brother a computer @@VitiateTheImmortal

@@VitiateTheImmortal my dad also has a i9 14900k, but his case is a £20 box with terrible airflow and no side glass to see the 4080

It is available in India…check on md computer

@@rahulrg2150 yeah saw now, I think price wise, H9 flow is better than H6 flow as it is only 2k more than the rgb model

​@@curiousvaitahow much it cost in India ?

@@ichigomasaru I saw in MD computers, it's non rgb is around 10.7k ans rgb is around 12.7k. Nzxt h9 flow non rgb is 14.5k which supports 14 fans. As compared to H6 which supports only 10 fans.

@@curiousvaita ahh cool to know. The H6 is a bit cheaper than here in Germany . We pay around 144€ for the H6 (13k INR)

aslong as there isn’t huge gaps like the phanteks nv5 is a great case but the nv7 looks like shit cause its too big and unless your doing push pull with a thick radiator or watercooling it looks silly as theres a huge empty space above the motherboard have seen some people implement screens there but i think screens in a pc case look dumb unless built into the panel like the new hyte case

If I equally idle both pc configs in each case and get a slightly cooler result in the H6, you can infer that running both configs and any equal load% would still yield a slightly cooler result in the same config that was cooler while idling

@@MylesoftheMillersalthough intuitive and would be way easier.. for many reasons, that isn’t true.

@@privateaccount4460 oh damn. can you name a few reasons? i can research the explanations, but I thought I understood this

Fair enough. Also feel like this wasn’t that fair as there is no stress test for either of the systems. Agreed.

My 2 cents: I keep the fans as low of an RPM as they’ll go up until 45°. Then I’ll ramp up and have them set to either 55% or 60% speed at 70°. I have Corsair LL120 fans and around 60% is when I start to hear slight fan noise. I hate noise so typically I won’t make them go past 70% or 75% speed. My temps rarely exceeded 75° and usually stay in the 60° to 70° range. I have a Ryzen 5800X3D Cpu which is undervolted. DEFINITELY look up how to undervolt your specific Cpu. It will keep it running cooler at basically the same performance. A cooler Cpu means your fans won’t have to spin as fast which equals a quieter system 🤙 I also use MSI afterburner to undervolt and set a fan curve for my GPU. Further reducing system noise. All of this is pretty easy to do. It might take 2 hours to test And complete. Just KZfaq it. Lol

Bri’ish innit

Aussies and brits

He has a 3 fan gpu in it but for the AIO go on pc part picker and put your build it and see what aio will work because all cases are different. Im putting a deep cool lt720 in mine