Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great case, good airflow, wasnt too small and fitnmy chunky AIO

I love mine. Looks great, not too bad of price. I named mine the fish tank.

Great case lots of space easy installation was very nice when adding my wiring

Great for my 5080 build. Not finished building but excited for now

This case is exactly what I was looking for. It’s airy, practical and well built. Footprint is optimal allowing it to fit nicely in your gaming room.

The case is very big and easy to work in make sure you have enough space to house this case

Grabbed the wrong case but I was still satisfied with this case. Very big so be prepared,

Gopd as always. Never got a damaged case from NZXT

Absolutely love this case. The dual-chamber design makes cable management incredibly easy and keeps the build looking clean. Airflow is excellent, and there’s plenty of room for large GPUs, radiators, and multiple fans without feeling cramped. The white finish looks amazing in person and gives the build a very modern, premium look. Panels are solid, everything lines up well, and the overall build quality feels high-end. Building in it was smooth and intuitive. If you want a clean showcase case with great airflow and easy organization, this is an excellent choice. Highly recommend.

H9 Tower was great for the build. Anything and everything will fit. Plenty of room on the backside for wiring and plenty of space on the inside for any parts you put in it. Air flow seems good so far.

Amazing case, super easy and spacious to build in, looks beautiful once built

Upgraded case due to newly acquired RTX 5090 outgrowing my old phanteks p500a… and boy does this case allow much needed air flow to all my components! Beautiful case with amazing airflow design. 10/10

My rig: CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X3D GPU: RTX 5070 These were not the CPU and GPU I started with in my old case, a Corsair 4000D, but what I upgraded to over the last few years. The CPU did always run a little on the warm side, about 48C at idle with a 240mm AIO. When I got the 5070 last July, both started idling in the 50's. I had 6 120mm fans at the time, 3 in and 3 out, with two of the exhaust fans being the AIO radiator fans. The front fans started sounding like they were trying to achieve lift off. So, I tried getting some 140mm fans for the front to bring in more air at a lower RPM. I bought three, and found out the hard way the case only held two, and those two had to work just as hard to bring in the same air as the 120's, and my temps didn't change. This is what prompted me to start looking for a new case. I was primarily looking for anything that could hold 3 140s in the front while having the same 120's I currently have for exhaust. I was really considering an Antek case for the same price I got the H9 for, but what sold me on the H9 was the number of fans it can hold. The Antek could have held the 3in/3out I wanted, but the H9 has the space for the basement fans. Three more fans sounded good to me. This one also came with 3 140's and a 120 while the Antek didn't come with any fans at all. This made the H9 a much better deal. The fans that came with the H9 are all DC rather than PWM, so I am not using them, but they will make great back ups if needed. So, when all was said and done, I now have 6 140's on intake and 3 120's for exhaust. My computer doesn't sound like it's trying to achieve orbit, and my temps are now in the 30's at idle. I haven't noticed a real change in temps when under a gaming load compared to before, but I can no longer hear the fans struggling to keep up. A nice to have for this case would have been a fan hub. I used one I already have to get the speeds under control, but I think the cable management would have been a little cleaner if there were one already on board. I had to make space for the one I added. I did the best I could, but it did turn into a bit of a spaghetti monster back there because of it.

If youre looking for a case that has plenty of space and amazing airflow then this is it. I was amazed with how great it looks with my setup. The case fans that are pre installed move a ton of air and arent too loud.

Excellent and very spacious case for sure. I have 10 fans in it and the temps are great. Lots of space on the backside for wiring with ties also. The panels on the top and sides come off easily. My case has an issue where one screw on the top left won't screw into the hole, but that is a trivial matter. Case is still great.

I’m really happy with this case overall. It offers a ton of space, comes with all the necessary screws and parts, and even includes some cable management accessories. It’s larger than I expected, so I had to shift my chair and monitor to make room. That’s not a fault of the case, just something to note if your setup is tight. My only real gripe is that the front USB and audio ports are located at the bottom of the case. Since I keep my case on the floor, I’d prefer those ports to be higher up for easier access. For that reason, I would have given it 4.5 stars if that were an option. To help with the low USB access (and I had to buy it for burning CDs anyway), I added a DVD burner with built-in USB and USB-C ports. It sits nicely on top of the case and makes plugging in flash drives much more convenient.

The case is massive, Its really good because you can add More fans and have enough space to upgrade it and its fully customizable.

Lots of space and has plent of spots for nice and hidden cable management, Note it looks best with 140mm fans (the rear fan only has space for 120mm)

Excellent airflow, look, and would buy again for sure

Absolutely perfect case. Lots of room and super easy to build in