NZXT - H1 SFF Mini ITX Mini Tower Case with PSU, AIO, Fan Controller and PCIE Extender - Black

Nicely compact system with a solid look. Reminds me of an Xbox Series X with a glass front. Seems to stay cool and quiet with a Ryzen 5600x and 3070 TI using all the built in goodies it comes with. I had tried this previously with a bit more powerful rig of a Ryzen 5800x and 4080, but the fans ran non stop and there wasn't enough clearance for the GPU. Overall, build process was a pleasure. This is for my 14 year old son. He loved putting this together. Everything was clearly marked and easy for a beginner to figure out. I would recommend this for someone looking to do entry to mid level gaming. The overall value just can't be beat for the price. Even when not on sale it is a great deal. It regularly goes on sale for half off, which is just a steal. Pay close attention to your video card size and be sure to stay within the limits or you might run into issues with clearance.

This is probably the best mini-ITX case I've ever worked with, I had built a few PCs for other people with this case and finally decided to get one myself. There are a couple of issues, which I will get out of the way first. Price: The full retail price of $400 is pretty steep, miniITX cases usually cost a little more, but that is a lot for a PC case. It is frequently on sale for $200 which is a much better price and very fair for the build quality and included accessories. I've been told that $400 is a fair price for the H1 because it includes the cooler and PSU, which brings me to my next point AIO Cooler and PSU: The included cooler and power supply are great in the sense that they perfectly fit the case, are pre installed with thoughtful cable routing already taken care of. However, pump on the cooler is a little noisy for my liking, and the fan on the PSU was also audible. I ended up replacing both. My build: ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-I Ryzen 7 7700 64GB DDR5-6200 RTX 3070Ti Seasoonic SPX-750 PSU Noctua NH-L12 Heatsink Noctua NF-A14 Fan Custom perforated wooden front grill from JakeFaceCustoms on etsy. Using the Noctua heatsink in this case was easy, and by removing the AIO radiator I was able to easily install the 140 Noctua fan as an intake, it fits snug with the top of the heatsink. The seasonic PSU is quieter than the NZXT that comes with the case and cable length is appropriate for the case. With this configuration the PC runs silent most of the time and fans only ramp up under a heavy load. However even under sustained load, running benchmarks, I was never seeing a CPU temperature over 75 degrees and fans never had to ramp to 100% to keep the processor cool. The GPU fans can make some noise when gaming, but there is plenty of fresh air available through the side mesh (and front mesh if you replace the glass) so it never gets too loud and is quite unobtrusive on my desk. It's quite incredible to be able to pack this much performance into this small box and maintain adequate cooling, using only off the shelf components that are easy to service and maintain.

One of the best ITX cases I have ever used! Really simple and comes with a PSU and Aio Cooler. Great airflow and design. Slim and sleek and can fit anywhere. I literally travel with this thing everywhere.