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Single-piece curved tempered glass across both case lines, and an Asetek pump under both coolers.

80 PLUS Platinum efficiency behind ATX 3.1 and one 600 W connector. Fully modular, silent under light load, backed by a 10-year warranty.

The F360Q and F420Q put three nine-blade airflow sets into one frame on a single 4-pin PWM connector. Strong intake and exhaust airflow, quiet fluid dynamic bearings, and a clean face in Black or White.

The front and left side of the H5 are one formed panel of curved tempered glass, not two sheets joined at a corner. The H5 vents through a high-airflow steel mesh top; the H5 RGB+ closes the top in Vista Mode glass and arrives with its fans installed and wired, ready to tune in NZXT CAM.

One formed panel of curved tempered glass wraps the front and left side, and both models ship with a matching glass top in Vista Mode, so the view runs front to side to top. A steel mesh panel comes in the box for a 420 mm top-radiator build.

An Asetek pump on copper with the paste already applied, under a semi-transparent cap that reveals concentric rings layered inside. One fan, one cable — no hubs and no controllers.

Asetek’s new Gen 9 pump on a copper cold plate, built to run quiet, under a 1.8-inch display that fills the pump cap edge to edge — with lighting carried across an all-in-one RGB single-frame fan.

Tested at full PCIe 5.0 bandwidth on a steel bracket that holds a heavy card level. Five slots, three mounting heights, and a high wall of solid steel over the opening.

This month’s giveaway rewards Club members who jump in, complete quests, and stack Pucci Points for bonus entries toward an Intel-powered NZXT Gaming PC, plus exclusive NZXT and Intel merch.

Dust is the slow way to lose performance. Here's how to clean it out of your filters, fans and radiator safely, and how often to do it.

New PC day. A few minutes of setup avoids the most common first-day problems: no display, weak Wi-Fi and games running slower than they should.

If your power button flickers while you use your PC, nothing is wrong. Here's what the light is telling you and how to switch the flicker off.