NZXTH6 Flow CC-H61FW-01 Compact Dual-Chamber Mid-Tower Airflow Case Panoramic Glass Panels High-Performance Airflow Panels Includes 3 x 120mm Fans Cable Management White

After a couple of months of using this case, I’m thoroughly impressed with its design and functionality. The seamless wraparound glass panels provide an unobstructed view of the internal components, making it a perfect showcase for key parts of my build. It adds a sleek, modern aesthetic to the setup.The dual-chamber layout has really stood out—it optimises thermal performance by effectively separating different zones and keeps the build looking neat and organised. This layout ensures a clean, clutter-free appearance while helping to manage heat efficiently.The inclusion of three pre-installed 120mm fans was a fantastic touch. They’re positioned at ideal angles, delivering excellent cooling performance straight out of the box. The airflow-focused perforations on the top and side panels not only enhance cooling but also help keep dust at bay, which has made maintenance easier.What I particularly appreciated was the cable management system. Wide channels and straps made organising the cables straightforward, simplifying the building process and contributing to the tidy finish. It’s been a great addition, especially for someone who likes a polished look.Overall, this case ticks all the boxes for style, practicality, and cooling efficiency. It has significantly improved the performance and aesthetics of my build and has been a pleasure to work with. It really compliments my rig setup.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing case. Good visibility, Good airflow, Good cable management, Highly compatible. Well worth the money and fits a wide range of parts. Very sleek and highly recommend. Durable. Built in white and black and came out beautiful.

I built in this case with a mAtx motherboard, as it's supported. Didn't do my research properly ,thinking it's a bit smaller than it actually is. Not looking too bad ,though. Would recommend if you have plenty of space on your desk or if you plan to mount it near your desk, on a separate piece of furniture. It's too pretty to sit on the floor , to be honest. I paired my power supply with some Corsair premium cables for better aesthetics and I'm pleased of the final result. Cooling is good thanks to the 2x140mm Noctua fans blowing air from the bottom straight on the GPU. For additional cooling I have 3x120mm Akasa fans on the front and 2 on the top.No exhaust fan on the back,as it's not needed. Cool and quiet operation as it is. The case is easy to build in and has plenty of space for cable management in the back.

This is my third NZXT case in almost 15 years. Coming from an H440, the aesthetics of this case really appealed to me and after almost 10 years with that case, I fancied something a little different to house my recent build (which I had initially built in the H440, but have now moved into the H6 Flow).This is a good case all in all and a lot of reviews you'll read here and other places online will cover most of the pros and cons of it, so I'm going to cover a few key things I learned about this case when building in it that you might want to be aware of:- Plan ahead when building. Although this case can support ATX motherboards, it is quite small - both a blessing and a curse! You should put all the cables you need through the cut-outs in the motherboard tray before attempting to install your board - particularly the CPU power cable(s) and anything you need to plug into the bottom of your board - power/reset buttons, front audio and PCI-E power for graphics cards. Space is tight and you might struggle to get the cables routed through and plugged in if you don't do this. On the topic of the power/reset buttons, it is nice to see these are now just one plug you can plug into your board and no longer individual plugs that are tricky to get in! That said, board installation itself was exceptionally easy in this case - my ATX board slotted in just fine and the built-in risers are a nice touch, too.- The included fans are NZXT's own brand which use different ARGB and fan header plugs to other manufacturers. NZXT include adapters on the included fans so you can plug these into a headers on any board and control the speed and colours using any software you like (no need to buy an NZXT fan controller or use their CAM software), but if you want to add additional NZXT fans you will need to either buy an NZXT fan controller to use, or use adapters to adapt the NZXT ARGB plugs to regular ones for use on normal fan controllers or your motherboard. I didn't know this.- You might find the case is very loud if you fill it with fans as there is no sound dampening at all. You need to go into your BIOS and adjust your fan curves so the fans only spin at high RPM when the system gets hot. Additionally, the included fans do not appear to be PWM (or the included adapters to adapt them from NZXT's own header into a generic header disables this), so you need to set a DC fan curve for these that changes the voltage of the fans based on heat of the system. If you plug these fans directly into your board (not controller), you can set a fan curve based on voltage for these, and most boards will allow other fans plugged into your system to be adjusted either by PWM or DC. This made the system so much quieter for me.- All of the included fans are plugged into splitters/adapters that adapt NZXT's own fan and ARGB headers into ones you can use on any motherboard. This is lovely, but creates a huge amount of cable mess. Luckily, there is ample room for cable management (thanks to the dual chamber design) but this is just something to be aware of. You definitely want a modular power supply if you're using this case as you'll likely have loads of fan cables to hide away. However, the included velcro straps are very helpful and this may be the first build I've done where I've not used a single cable tie to anchor cables - which is nice!- This case is clearly designed with the use of an AIO cooler mounted to the top in mind, so if you're using an air cooler you need to make sure it fits before buying this case. There is not a lot of CPU cooler height clearance, so larger air coolers will not fit. I'm using a Noctua NH-U14S heatsink with a CoolerMaster 140mm Halo fan attached and it barely fits - there are probably literal millimetres of space between the heatsink and side panel. NZXT's own air coolers may fit, but do check compatibility before you buy. The chamber that your PC itself sits in is quite narrow. I had to mount the fan quite low on the heatsink, so it seems unlikely I'll be able to use the RAM slot nearest the CPU cooler.- I'm not sure if there is an issue with interference with this case, but when I had my build in the H440 I had very few problems with static / interference sounds coming out of my speakers - in the H6 Flow, every time the GPU is stressed, I get a lot of interference (I have recently upgraded my GPU, too). I had to buy a ground loop isolator to resolve this. Not sure if the case has anything to do with this, but seems coincidental.- Quality seems OK. For a £100+ case I did expect better, especially given how well built the H440 was. The H440 cost about the same in 2014/15 as the H6 Flow RGB costs today if my memory serves me correctly, and feels like a much better-built case. The quality of the H6 flow is unfortunately closer to that of my old NZXT Lexa S from about 2009. There are no dust filters, but hopefully with the H6 Flow being designed to be placed on desks rather on than floors, hopefully it won't be a huge issue. Time will tell if this case gets too dusty.- Thermals are excellent, however - no doubt that this case helps keeps everything cool. Your CPU and GPU cooling will also determine this, but at idle my i5-13400 is sitting at about 30c with the front fans spinning at 500 RPM and the CPU and other three system fans at 760 RPM. The fans on my GPU don't even spin unless I'm gaming and seems to sit around 37c when idle (MSI RTX 4060 Ti). My fan setup is the 3x included 120mm intake fans, 2x 140mm intake at the bottom and 1x 120mm rear exhaust, as well as one 140mm on the CPU cooler. This not only keeps the case cool, but lights it up really nicely too. The three RGB intake fans alone probably isn't enough to illuminate the whole case, unless you have other RGB components.On the whole this is a good case - certainly a very striking one and suited to being sat on your desk to show off your system, but just make sure you do your research on it before you assemble your system in it.

This case is beautiful and has an amazing price it is very easy to cable manage and has preinstalled fans. it is the perfect size as you can fit the latest generations of graphic cards as it has a larger inside. This case would also be amazing to water cool as it has the space and would look amazing as it has two glass panels similar to the NZXT h9 which is a much more expensive case whish is practically the same. It has perfect routing holes to hide all your cables perfectly in the second chamber. i have no complaints its just an overall amazing product and super great to build in. i would highly recommend this case to anyone building a mid to high range gaming PC.amazing by NZXT.

The media could not be loaded. This is a brilliant case. Great quality and easy to work with. Spacious and the way the panels pop off is brilliant.The only thing I will say is that the two fans at the bottom are 140mm which I can't see anywhere in the listing, but it does say in the manual when it arrived (we had already incorrectly ordered two 120mm fans!) The 140mm fans look great though - just good to know before ordering!The airflow is fantastic!

Great case, haven't had any issues yet new PC is built and the airflow is an easy buy for the price. Doesn't matter if it's a mid range or high end build it fits pretty much all budgets.