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What is NZXT h510 Build? – Features, Types, and More

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What is NZXT h510 Build?

In the $169.99 H510 Elite, NZXT’s H-series PC cases just got a premium model with a new look, an extra portion of the glass, and more enthusiast builder credibility. This PC case, like its precursors, features an exterior that leans towards minimalism but is set apart by tempered glass panels, one of which dramatically showcases two striking fans on the front. NZXT offers the H510 Elite in two colour schemes (black or a combination of black and white); our review sample is in the latest colour scheme. After spending time with this case and doing a sample build, we found it to be a beautiful and well-thought-out case for PC builders.

Aesthetics and NZXT h510 Build Quality

At first glance, NZXT’s H510 Elite may seem pure and bland if you’re used to a sculpted chassis with many curves around the inlets and base.

The exterior is primarily white, with dark-tint tempered glass front and side panels exposing the two-tone black and white interior to view. The vibe isn’t what I’d call flashy, but the overall design looks clean and attractive. It’s also nice to see a circumstance that isn’t covered from head to toe with RGB LEDs. (It does have some lights, however; more on that later.)

The H510 Elite also feels well made. The frame and boards are SGCC steel, and the metal sides do not bend easily. The case is also relatively light. At 16.5 pounds, it is one of the more lightweight ATX chassis I’ve worked with recently. This may not sound important, but if your case changes, as I do during the review process, take note of every extra pound.

Internal Features and NZXT h510 Build Experience

This mounting system for the tempered glass panel works well. The glass board on the left side of the case snaps snugly into place and is held in place with a single screw. After eliminating the screw, you need to give the panel a little tug to release it, and then it will swing down and can be left to one side. This is important because, in too many cases, the side panel will likely fall on the floor or hit a corner of your desk and break when removed. Here, you feel like you are always in control.

Removing the side glass gives you access to the motherboard mounting tray. Everything else (drives, power supply) mounts from the other side of the case. The lack of mess on this side of the case makes navigation easy from the motherboard into place. (Chassis accepts ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini-ITX boards.) Using the PCI Express backplane’s two-slot-forward mounting, you can also mount your graphics card sheer in this chassis, showing it from the front behind the glass.

One pc under Glass

Although the NZXT H510 Elite looks bland when you open it up, everything changes when you power up the case with an integrated computer. The received issue featured two 140mm NZXT Are RGB 2 fans in the front and an addressable LED strip that makes the internal components shine. The front fans are equestrian on a removable, slide-in bracket that can accept a 240mm/280mm radiator. (Early buyers who didn’t receive it can order the extra fan from the NZXT Customer Service team.) Third fan to provide the case with increased thermal assistance.

The light strip, in particular, stands out here as it shines down on its main components and gives the impression that its pieces display behind a jewellery counter. And since the units (and most of their cables) are behind the right panel, the central cavity of the system looks clean and attractive.

Choosing the Best mid-Tower PC Case

You are choosing the perfect mid-tower case for your following PC build to be contingent on many factors. Do you need USB Type-C connectors on the front; Planning to install a custom water loop cooling solution? Want to save money, time, and pressure by choosing an easy-to-build case, popping everything in, and calling it a day?

NZXT goes all out with their fantastic H510 range of mid-tower cases. With the H510 Elite coming out as one of the best PC cases. It features a gorgeous clear tempered glass front panel with two RGB fans. Alternatively, you can skip the board and RGB by switching to the H510i to save a bit of cash or even further to the H510 Flow for an impressive budget pick.

Types of NZXT H510 ELITE (WHITE)

MORE MODERN: The USB 3.1 Gen 2-compatible USB-C connector on the front panel. It makes it easier than ever. It to connect smart phones, high-speed external storage, and the latest peripherals to your PC

SMART DEVICE V2: Includes two HUE 2 RGB lighting channels, and three fan channels. If that supports 0dB modes for voltage-regulated or PWM fans

EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL: The clean, modern design, iconic cable-managed bar. In uninterrupted tempered-glass panels, all showcase your stunning build

POWERED BY NZXT CAM: Use the intuitive NZXT CAM application to monitor and control your build. If choosing from presents or custom controls for your RGB lighting and fans to create your dream PC

NEW FEATURES: Front I/O USB Type-C Port, Dual Tempered Glass, Vertical GPU Mount. It has two 140mm AER RGB 2 Fans (included)

MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT: Mini-ITX, Micro ATX, and X.

Conclusion

The NZXT H510 Elite not only has an impressive design but is also ideal for building your PC. It’s compact but designed to accommodate Mini-ITX, Micro ATX, and ATX motherboards. It allows you to install a graphics card up to 381mm in length. This high-end mid-tower case features the famous NZXT CAM, which controls RGB lighting and fan cooling performance. The intelligent noise reduction function of the NZXT CAM has the particularity of optimizing the acoustic environment of your PC. It can detect the noise level and select the most suitable settings.

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