Building on the success of its computer case
H1, NZXT will launch a second version of its iconic tower with some minor changes.
This box is primarily intended for those who do not want to bother with the wiring, simplified as much as possible with this NZXT H1 V2.
A box with integrated water cooling
No holograms this time, NZXT returns to sobriety with a new version of the H1 case. This successor does not change from a design point of view, the tower retains its glass facade and its perforated side panels. On the other hand, its size is a little larger, with more generous dimensions (96 x 196 x 405 mm) and a capacity which increases from 15.6 l against 13 l previously. Enough to leave room for two graphics card slots and improve the ventilation of the case, one of the big black spots of the first version. This will be done despite everything to the detriment of its weight, 7.6 kg, justified by the presence of a basic 750 W Gold SFX power supply, but not only.
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The NZXT H1 V2 stands out above all from its predecessor thanks to its 140 mm all-in-one liquid cooling system, which should correct some previous flaws. The box has a few other good points like its pre-routed cables, its compatibility with the latest graphics cards (NVIDIA RTX 3000 and AMD 6000 series), its PCIe of 4and generation compatible with up to 25Gbps high-speed transmission and bottom-facing mini-ITX motherboard ports for a clean, streamlined look.
The NZXT H1 V2 is already available in the United States at a price of 399.99 euros in two colors, white and black. No information has been communicated regarding a release in France.
Source: TechPowerUp
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