We'll map the results against some recently tested large ATX cases, some of which have at least a modicum of EATX support: Cooler Master's HAF 500, Corsair's iCUE 5000T RGB, Lian Li's O11 Dynamic EVO, and In Win's N515. Letting the GPU run at 75% fan speed enables it to maintain its power target while sticking to one set reasonable fan speed, so that the temperature is the only variable. NZXT was generous enough two include two of its F120Q Airflow case fans with the H7 Flow, and while they’re 3-pin, they’re surprisingly excellent. com is a leading authority on technology, delivering lab-based, independent reviews of the latest products and services.

At TechNextDay, we’re not only a seller of PC components, but also a partner in your passion for computing.Cable management space could be better though, and also I already have a slight feeling that I eventually will grow tired of it's (big) size, coming from an O11D and several ITX builds before this one. The three pre-installed F140 RGB Core fans effortlessly connect to a standard 5V ARGB header, providing you with built-in RGB lighting that adds a touch of elegance to your PC build. Exhaust fans don’t benefit from dust filters, though users who prefer to instead draw air in through the lid will be glad that the filter is included.

To give some perspective, I was able to fit our triple-fan Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC graphics card and Noctua U12S air cooler without any issues.Featuring three pre-installed 140mm RGB Core fans + one F120Q Quiet Airflow fan, this case is ready to kick start your love of RGB in a major way. In Win’s N515 leads in CPU temperatures due to its different radiator placement, but the H7 Flow almost caught it when we removed the exhaust filter from our configuration. The fan support in the front has also been increased from the H710, from two 140 to three 140mm fans (or up to three 120mm).