NZXT - H510 Compact ATX Mid-Tower Case with Tempered Glass - Matte White

Perfect for what I needed it for. Built a new PC for work and needed something cost effective, not too large, and decent cooling. This case checked all the boxes for me. I'm using a 240mm AIO mounted to the front with an i7-11700k and the temps never get above 35 degrees. Please keep in mind I'm using this for Adobe Suite tasks and don't game so I'm not stressing the CPU that much to begin with. But I do feel there are some limitations to cooling if you are planning on air cooling. PROS - Great Looking Case, love the White/Black Contrast - Great Cable Management - plenty of space and dedicated channels for cable management in the back. - Plenty of space to work in front (I'm using a Micro ATX motherboard) and found it to be the perfect size for tucking cables and making it look clean. - Comes with 2 Case Fans - Removeable front bracket for easy AIO installing CONS - I wish the top of the case was vented across the entire top, so you could top mount an AIO. There is only one small vented cutout to fit the pre-installed 120mm fan at the top for exhaust. - The top venting comment was me just being picky because at this price point, there isn't really much to complain about. I'm sure there are better airflow cases out there around this price point but if you're planning on using an AIO, that shouldn't matter too much. And if you're not building a super high-end system, this really is a great case. I absolutely loved building in it.

This is the second time I've had this case. It's inexpensive, clean, and one easiest case to work in. The case has great cable routing. The PSU shroud and the white bar help hide a lot of cables. There's lots of room to play with inside. My only complaint is the lack of Front I/O ports. 1 USB3.2 A, 1 USB3.2 C, and audio jack. I would love to have more but I won't remove a start for that.

Very easy to build in, lots of airflow since they apparently expanded the air intake on the front-right (1st Image) and has a removable water-cooling mount that fit my H115i Pro just fine (2nd Image). Overall very satisfied, especially for the price. I was able to put all the fans I had planned into it (1 x 120mm in the back, 1 x 140mm on the top-back, the 2 x 140mm for the water-cooler on the front bracket mentioned above, and I was even able to fit a Dark Rock Pro 4 in it before the H115i Pro was available) without issue. Was able to fit both 2.5" SSD's behind the motherboard and the tray below the water-cooling bracket (inside the PSU area completely hidden) holds 2 additional 2.5" HDD's (Although I grabbed a bracket to fit 2 x 2.5" SSD's in a single 3.5" slot instead).

Wanted a white case for my RGB to light up on. Fits a 240mm rad in the front pretty easy especially with its removable fan tray. Back panel kinda flimsy but that’s normal. Cable management is great. Allot of tie off spots and has 2 2.5in ssd mounts on the back. Definitely won’t fit long cards with a front mount AIO but. I expected with only 4 fan spots it would not flow good but temps are great all around. Looks great with my RGB fans

The case overall has great airflow. The build quality is very very good. And, most important of all, at least to me, it has great visual appeal. The tempered glass in the front stays shiny for a long time even after a light cleaning. I’ve had it for over 1 year now. I am not disappointed.

I had upgraded my tower from yesteryear model to NZXT H510. I must say that this is very convenient to access anything on the motherboard as the SSDs, HDDs and PSU(SMPS) are tucked away to the other side (in the bottom cage). Co-incidentally everything I have including, motherboard, heatsink, RAM, Graphics Cards are all Black/Red. So this case aesthetically pleasing. Without water cooling and a fairly high degree of overclocking the CPU, the temperatures are still don't go over 70 degrees, very well thought out airflow and impressively designed chassis with plenty of vents.

Pictured is the first one I bought, *It runs my TV. Just bought a second one today. I really like this case. MCSE and CompTIA certs. *Because I haven't found a Smart TV yet that is as versatile as Windows 10.

I recently chose this case for my build. Worked well with my build and didn't have any problems. Only problem was taking off the front glass panel, but that was easy fixed by pushing out the panel from the inside. Just take off the back cover and push it from the inside. Other than that 5/5.