Nzxt H510 Elite - Ca-H510E-B1 - Premium Mid-Tower Atx Case Pc Gaming Case - Dual-Tempered Glass Panel - Front I/O Usb Type-C Port - Vertical Gpu Mount - Integrated Rgb Lighting - Black

The only issue with this case is the airflow , but everything is really good I recommend to buy the newer version “ flow” so you can get much cooler temperatures in cou and gpu

Very good

nice

It’s nice and clean

Its amazing quality

Best for gaming

Muy buen Gabinete, Positivo: Los ventiladores son super silenciosos y al parecer girar con una potencia alta , trae 2 con RGB que son los que están en la parte delantera y 2 sin RGB uno en la parte trasera y otro en el panel de arriba. Realmente es un Case espacioso para cualquier placa y/o cualquier Grafica que tenga dimensiones grandes como son las series RTX. Otro punto que me gusto mucho fue el vidrio templado, se ve de una tonalidad oscura azulada muy bien . Negativa: Necesitas un cable extensión para el cable que controla el RGB y necesitas conocer tu placa para que puedas conectar el conector de enfrente Tipo C De alli en fuera todo esta perfecto en este Gabinete. 10/10

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Ok so I read the reviews, watched the videos of all this concern with thermal problems in this case due to the front glass. From the get go I wanted to put an All in one (AIO) CPU cooler in my build. So that's what I did. The case itself I feel is built really well. Very easy to work with, allows for some great cable management. I didn't have so much of an issue with it not having drive trays, and yes I agree it's a little in inconvenient to have to unscrew the entire disk tray to install the drives but hey it's not like I plan on swapping drives everyday so get over it. About my only gripe with the case itself is the fact that NZXT and pretty much everyone else can't just come up with a standard RGB plan to make them all universal. I went with a different brand AIO so I can't get it to sync with the NZXT, nor can I get my RGB Fusion 2.0 stuff to sync because they don't in tandem with each other. So I'm stuck with 3 different brands of various RGB in this build. Did it come out looking fantastic, IMO, yes. So for me at least the build was just fine, everything worked as it should. The price is a bit steep for a case but you are getting 2 140mm RGB fans with that and a rear 120 non RGB fan along with the NZXT RGB controller. So of you decided to go all NZXT for your RGB, you are fine. As far as thermals go, even with the AIO on the CPU, I wasn't happy with how warm the case was inside, so my solution was adding a thermo probe inside the case, and changing the temperature curves accordingly. This was built as a gaming rig, so the CPU doesn't get as beat up as the GPU does, so I added another thermo probe to (as close as I could get it) my GPUs processor and reset the temperature curves on the rear and upper case fans accordingly to go along with the temps of that thermo probe. In all of my stress tests, the case never got above 60c (23c ambient), the CPU never went higher then 76c and the GPU never went higher then 73c, all of this after a 1 hour stress test. Had this been an all air cooled system, I'm sure I would have had an issue. But for me I did not. Overall, I would recommend this case if you plan on using the fans and like NZXTs software for the RGB, but if you plan on doing your own RGB, don't go for the Elite. Hope this review has helped someone.