NZXT Announces New H5 and T120 Series Air Coolers

NZXT today announced the successors to its H510 ATX mid-tower cases, the H5 Flow and H5 Elite, and the T120 Series of air coolers. This new H5 Series introduces two new cases compatible with ATX motherboards, which will form the core of NZXT's mid-tower lineup. They offer improved overall thermal performance and enhanced cable management channels, all while maintaining the classic design for which NZXT's H Series is renowned.

All H5 Series cases have an open top that allows for a 240mm radiator or two 120mm fans to be mounted for improved thermal performance. They maintain ATX compatibility in a compact form factor. Its side panels do not require tools so you can easily access the interior to update components and keep your PC on point. With optimized thermal performance and intuitive cable management, the H5 presents itself as an ideal chassis for most systems.

NZXT H5 Flow Series

The NZXT H5 Flow case is designed to provide maximum cooling for your components with its perforated front panel. It also includes a bottom intake fan , which is oriented to circulate hot air to the top.

The H5 Elite, on the other hand, is designed for those who want to create a sleek and beautiful PC setup. All H5 Elite cases come with two F140 RGB fans that are showcased through the tempered glass front panel. Its integrated NZXT RGB fan controller allows users to customize the RGB lighting with NZXT CAM. With the improved top ventilation and bottom intake fan of the H5 Series, cooling performance is enhanced compared to previous generations.

Common Features of the NZXT H5 Series

NZXT H5 Flow Exclusive Features

NZXT H5 Elite Exclusive Features

T120 air sink

The T120 air cooler is presented as an easy-to-install and maintain model . It features heat pipes to provide effective cooling for the processor. It can also include RGB lighting and is compatible with NZXT CAM software for controlling the RGB lighting and fan curves.

Key Features of NZXT T120 Air Coolers

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