NZXT completes its range of PC cases and announces its H9 Flow and H9 Elite models. These are two models with a compartmentalized design whose internal layout reminds us of the PC-O11 from Lian Li. Moreover, these two versions are available in black and white!
The H9 Flow and H9 Elite cases from NZXT!
For the moment, we don’t know the precise technical specifications of these two cases. Nevertheless, we have the visuals and clearly, resemblance to the PC-O11. Thus, this H9 model is based on a compartmentalized design. On one side, we find the motherboard followed by the graphics card and the whole part dedicated to cooling. On the other is the power supply and storage.
Finally, there will be very little difference between the so-called Flow and Elite versions. The main difference is a perforated panel at the top against a glass panel for the Elite model. Even if the number of fans remains the same from one version to the other, there are three RGB mills and one non-illuminated one for the Elite, compared to four non-illuminated ones for the Flow version. It goes without saying that the Elite model also benefits from a management box for lighting and fan speed.
Despite everything, we are talking about a very watercooling friendly series with three 360 mm radiator slots. As for ventilation, there are no less than ten 120 mm slots. Of course, vertical mounting of the graphics card will be possible via an optional riser. Likewise, cabling should be greatly simplified thanks to the large space behind the motherboard tray.
Nevertheless, the prices are quite high since the Flow version costs €189.90 while the Elite model costs €289.90!
