NZXT RGB Fans, Refreshed: Less to Install. More to Show.

The refreshed NZXT RGB Fan lineup now ships in single-frame 360mm and 420mm designs that install with four screws and one 8-pin connector, plus reverse-blade models that keep the illuminated side f...

NZXT Ultra RGB Fans: More Light. More Control.

Multi-zone addressable lighting. Up to 96 LEDs across three independent zones per single-frame fan. Whisper-quiet operation under 37 dB at full speed. Single-frame designs that install with four sc...

The New NZXT H6: Compact Dual-Chamber, Built Your Way.

Compact 55L dual-chamber ATX mid-tower with one-piece curved tempered glass, support for up to 10 × 120mm fans, a built-in GPU anti-sag bracket, and back-connect motherboard compatibility.

H2 Flow Riser Card Design: Engineering Transparency & Safety Explained

We're addressing recent community concerns about the H2 Flow PCIe 5.0 riser card design — here's a full breakdown of the engineering decisions that make it safe, and why it's built differently from...

Small Scale, Massive Impact: Exploring Small Form Factor and Mini-ITX PCs

This article explores the evolution of Small Form Factor (SFF) and Mini-ITX PCs, challenging the traditional "bigger is better" mindset in the hardware world. It breaks down how builders can achiev...

All about the Kraken: Everything you need to know about AIO Liquid Coolers

Discover how a Kraken AIO cooler improves gaming performance, reduces noise, and keeps your CPU cool. Build, buy, or subscribe with NZXT today.

NZXT PC Fan Family Explained: Performance, RGB Core, Static Pressure, Quiet Airflow

Learn about the different NZXT PC Fans and find the right fit for your build.

NZXT PSU Family Explained: Platinum, Gold, Gold Core, and Bronze

From Platinum to Bronze, every NZXT PSU delivers reliable power and modern safety protections. Discover which tier best fits your build, whether you’re building a high-end workstation, a performanc...

NZXT Kraken AIO Coolers Explained: Elite, Plus, and Core

Not sure which NZXT Kraken cooler is right for your build? This guide breaks down the differences between Elite, Plus, and Core so you can find the one that fits your system best.

Why Kraken Core Fan RPM Readings Look Jumpy (But Actually Aren't)

Some Kraken Core AIO coolers may show jumpy fan RPM readings in software, but the fans are cooling reliably. Read on to learn why this happens and what it means for your build.

Kraken Elite vs. Kraken Plus: What’s the Difference?

Not sure whether to go with Kraken Elite or Kraken Plus? We break down the differences between these two AIO families to help you choose the one that fits your build best.

Meet the New Kraken Plus

Curious what’s new with Kraken Plus? Dive into the blog to see how our latest AIO cooler brings better performance, smarter design, and easier installation to your next build.