Case per PC NZXT | Modelli Mid-Tower ATX

Four white desktop computer cases with transparent panels, featuring colorful RGB lighting and visible cooling components, arranged in a row on a white background.

PC Cases

Give your gaming PC build an airflow-optimized case with clean design, tempered glass, and user-friendly features

A graphic titled Why NZXT Cases? lists four features: Performance (optimized airflow), Quality (durable steel and tempered glass), Design (clean, modern look), and Simplicity (tool-free access, easy cable management).

Five white PC cases are displayed side by side against a dark background, showcasing different internal layouts and fan placements. A purple selector bar indicates Dual Chamber and Standard case options above the cases.

Two H9 Flow dual-chamber ATX mid-tower PC cases are shown: one black and closed, and one white with a transparent side panel displaying internal components and RGB lighting, against a purple background.

Text on a purple gradient background highlights features: large dual-chamber design for airflow, extensive cooling support for up to two 420mm radiators and 10 fans, and easy build with SSD door and cable management.

Two Micro-ATX computer cases, one black and one white, are displayed side by side on a blue background. Both showcase internal components with RGB lighting and cooling systems. Text above reads H3 Flow | H3 Flow RGB Micro-ATX.

Text on a blue gradient background lists features: Space-saving form factor for GPUs and PSUs; optimized airflow with mesh panels, a PSU shroud, and seven fans; back-connect motherboard support for cable-free view.

Two ATX mid-tower PC cases, one black and one white with RGB lighting, are displayed side by side on a light background with hexagonal pattern. Text above reads H7 Flow | H7 Flow RGB ATX Mid-Tower.

Information graphic showing PC case features: high-airflow mesh panels for dust filtration, powerful cooling for large radiators, and bottom-mounted fan support for GPU cooling with three fans.

Two white compact ATX mid-tower PC cases, illuminated with pink, purple, and blue RGB lighting, are displayed against a gradient purple and blue background. Text reads: “H6 Flow | H6 Flow RGB. Compact Dual-Chamber ATX Mid-Tower.”.

White text on a blue gradient background lists PC case features: angled airflow with fans in the front-right corner, compact dual-chamber design for better airflow, and focused GPU cooling with two 140mm fans.

Two NZXT H5 Flow compact ATX mid-tower PC cases, one black and one white with RGB lighting, are displayed side by side against a light gradient background. Text above reads “H5 Flow | H5 Flow RGB Compact ATX Mid-Tower.”.

Text describing features of a computer case: high-airflow mesh panels for better airflow and dust filtering, mesh PSU shroud for cooling the GPU, and support for a large front radiator up to 360mm for liquid cooling.

Five different white PC cases (H9 Flow, H6 Flow, H7 Flow, H5 Flow, and H3) are displayed in a row on a white background, each showing internal RGB lighting and varying case sizes. The title reads Compare Cases.

Meet the Cases

NZXT PC cases enhance performance through optimized airflow, allowing for efficient cooling in a clean, modern design. Durable steel and tempered glass create a premium feel, while tool-free access and intuitive cable management make it easy to create your perfect setup.

The H9 Flow PC case has a large dual-chamber design that separates components for optimal airflow and a spacious look, while still managing to fit in up to two 420mm radiators and a total of ten fans. The H9 Flow also has a dedicated SSD door and easy cable management with built-in Velcro straps and tie-down points.

H9 Flow

The H9 Flow PC case has a large dual-chamber design that separates components for optimal airflow and a spacious look, while still managing to fit in up to two 420mm radiators and a total of ten fans. The H9 Flow also has a dedicated SSD door and easy cable management with built-in Velcro straps and tie-down points.

H7 Flow

The H7 Flow has a vertical PSU layout allowing for three 120mm bottom fans for direct GPU cooling, while the high-performance mesh panels maximize airflow and filter dust. The case can hold a 420mm radiator in front and 360mm in the top, and has built-in hooks and straps for easy cable routing.

H6 Flow

Our NZXT H6 Flow features a beautiful aesthetic with wraparound glass panels that highlight key components inside, while the compact dual-chamber design improves overall thermal performance. There are three 120mm fans for superb out-of-the-box cooling, and the top panel supports radiators up to 360mm in length.

H5 Flow

A compact mid-tower, the H5 Flow has a perforated PSU shroud to enable optimal intake from two 120mm fans. The case can hold a 360mm radiator in the front and a 240mm radiator up top, and comes with two 120mm Quiet Airflow fans.

H3 Flow

The H3 Flow is perfect if space is at a premium, but performance doesn’t suffer with a ventilated PSU shroud and support for a 280mm radiator in the front and a 240mm radiator on top. The case has a removable top, front and side panels for easy upgrades and cleaning.

What is a dual chamber PC case?

A dual chamber PC case separates internal components into two compartments, or chambers. The benefits of using a dual chamber case are improved thermal performance, easier cable management and organisation so upgrades can be made easier.

How to choose a PC case?

A lot of choosing a PC case comes down to personal preference. Some important things to consider are airflow, cable management, size, aesthetics and of course, budget.

How to clean a PC case?

Cleaning your PC case is an essential part of keeping it running smoothly, follow the steps below to keep your case as good as new -

Make sure your PC is turned off and plugged out
Ensure you have plenty of ventilation
Open the case by removing the front or side panels
Remove any dust filters and wash with a damp cloth - dry completely before reinstalling
If possible, use compressed air to blow dust out of the case, working from top to bottom
Hold fan blades with a finger and use the compressed air to get rid of dust
Use a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol to remove any built up grime

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