NZXT Launches H510 Flow Case and white Kraken CPU coolers

Two gaming PCs feating NZXT components and cases, surrounded by white waves
(Image credit: NZXT)

NZXT, a popular manufacturer of PC components and accessories, has dropped a fresh batch of new products this week, including the highly anticipated H510 Flow case

This isn't the first PC case that NZXT has introduced, but particular attention has been paid to maximize airflow and community feedback was used to design it. The H510 Flow is customizable to accommodate a range of different motherboard sizes, has a tempered glass side panel, and will be available for $109.99 (around £80 / AU$150) amongst other features. 

Go with the Flow

NZXT Claims you can expect the following from the H510 Flow:

  • Lower average CPU and GPU temperatures can prolong the lifespan of hardware
  • Lower operating temperatures enable better overclocking
  • Less rpm on fans required to maintain cool temperatures
  • An optimized perforated front panel delivers increased airflow for improved thermal performance and efficiency.
  • Iconic cable bar and uninterrupted tempered-glass side panel    
  • USB 3.1 Gen2-compatible USB-C connector on the front panel
  • Cable routing kit with pre-installed channels and straps
  • Removable bracket designed for radiators up to 280mm
  • ATX format

Blinded by the white

A NZXT H510 Flow and Kraken Z73RGB in White

(Image credit: NZXT)

This 'Make A Splash' campaign also introduces high-performance AER series fans in both 120mm and 140mm sizes, plastered with plenty of RGB trim. You can pick both the case and fans up in either white or black to suit your personal build.

Among the introduction of white-themed products is an update that NZXT fans have been asking for since the release of the iconic Kraken AIO series of CPU coolers. The full size spectrum of both the Kraken X (featuring a branded infinity mirror) and the Kraken Z (that instead features a fully customizable display) series are now available in white, from the radiator through to the tubing. 

NZXT claim's that it's "taking the challenge out of achieving an all-white build. This family of white cooling products came directly from community feedback, allowing users to express themselves by giving them more options for the ideal build."

This means that fans of the NZXT Kraken AIO products won't need to modify the product themselves to suit an all-white PC build as many have done in the past. Modifying PC components isn't new, and in some cases can be considerably easier than you think, but doing so will almost certainly void the manufacturer's warranty.

Jess Weatherbed

Jess is a former TechRadar Computing writer, where she covered all aspects of Mac and PC hardware, including PC gaming and peripherals. She has been interviewed as an industry expert for the BBC, and while her educational background was in prosthetics and model-making, her true love is in tech and she has built numerous desktop computers over the last 10 years for gaming and content creation. Jess is now a journalist at The Verge.

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