NZXT H2 Flow – Mini-ITX 20.7L High Airflow PC Case
NZXT H2 Flow – Mini-ITX 20.7L High Airflow PC Case – Includes 2 x 120mm Top Fans & PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable – 331mm GPU – 280mm Radiator – Black
- SHOWCASE YOUR LIQUID COOLING — Hybrid glass-and-mesh side panel reveals your build while supporting up to a 280 mm radiator for efficient, sustained cooling.
- COMPACT SIZE. SERIOUS PERFORMANCE — A 20.7 L design fits most GPUs up to 331 mm, bringing high-end power to a footprint smaller than a sheet of paper.
- AIRFLOW, FROM EVERY SIDE — Ultra-fine mesh panels maximize fresh air intake while filtering dust to keep components cooler, cleaner, and performing consistently.
- DESIGNED FOR EFFORTLESS BUILDS — Tool-less panels, integrated cable routing Velcro straps simplify installation while maintaining a clean, organized interior.
- PERFORMANCE, PRE-INSTALLED — Premium PCIe 5.0 riser cable and dual F120Q CV fans enable full-bandwidth vertical GPU mounting and immediate exhaust cooling.
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| SKU: | B0FJD21RLV |
| Weight: | 4.55 Kilograms |
| Brand: | NZXT |
| Colour: | Black |
| Manufacture: | NZXT |
| Colour: | Black |
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Good case
I prefer this one from the H1, unfortunately it doesn’t include the 750w power supply like the H1 but it definitely makes up for installing up to a 280mm aio. I found that the H1 would get too hot for my liking and wanted a cooler case. I definitely recommend for the Itx enthusiasts.
Beautiful case
Easy to build case.
It is designed for kraken 280mm aio which can easily drive top cpus like 9950x3d without any issue.
I had installed 5070ti windforce gpu in silent mode, temperature never go higher than 75 degree
Almost good pc case, stylish, silence with 2 Noctua fans and front nzxt fan.
Very good value for the price. But Is not smallest case, is twice bigger than formd t1
Great case but room for potential upgrade vers
One of the top itx makes out there glad I bought mine fast. Nzxt should note that they defentntly
Could trim down the lower portion of the center where the psu sits the side wall could be trim down (it has twon lil bimps get rid of that,and you could fit a full atx psu. Not to mention a 360mm raid as well top portion could make room would love to see an upgrade version. Send me one lol. Great job NZXT
NZXT H2 Flow
Was very hyped for this case. Was a little difficult to build in but with planning and time it went together. Paired it with an Intel 265k, Gigabyte B850I and a Gigabyte RX 9070 XT.
Overall like the case and the new small profile build.
This case is what I was looking for. It’s not too different from the SSUPD cause but, IMO the build quality is better. I appreciate I do not need right angle adapters for the GPU (or to buy taller feet), PCIE Gen 5 riser and lastly, the split glass looks dope without compromising on temps. Downsides would includ only being able to use sfx/sfxl PSU, only itx boards but for me, it’s a non issue as space is a premium.
Boîtier compact et bien conçu
Trs bon botier Mini-ITX, bien emball et livr rapidement. Le montage est intuitif, l’airflow est excellent et le design est lgant. Parfait pour un setup compact et performant. Je recommande sans hsitation !
**Quick notes / TLDR** – SFX psu required, good looking case, great accessibility. Arctic 240/280mm radiators will fit with fans mounted on the inside and rad mounted outside of removable bracket. Your average dp cable and hdmi cables work fine, don’t need angled. Price vs performance is good but debatable. 8/10.
First off I want to say I am a fan of nzxt cases. I ordered this case with a bias that it would be of good all around quality as I’ve owned and appreciated almost every variant of their flow series. That being said here is my pros and cons.
Cons:
– too much space in all the wrong places. I moved my itx build over from a TT TR100, and while I appreciate the smaller footprint, the open spaces of this case near the psu(bottom of the case) and near the top of the case(between the motherboard and case fan housing) seem counterintuitive. There is little to no cables or cable management that need to be done in these areas and leads to unnecessary cable run lengths and wasted space when looking at it from a sff case perspective.
– Cpu thermals are subpar* When comparing this to cheaper mitx cases such as the TT TR100 and Tower 250 I’ve actually seen a RISE in temperatures on the cpu side of cooling. About 5~7c degrees idle and 10~15c under load or gaming, while using the same kraken plus 280 AIO cooler with reapplied thermal grizzly kryonaut across all 3 builds.
– Small but notable con; the pcie riser has a bit too much slack and is going to be pressed against the gpu somewhat firmly.
Pros:
– It looks good, the glass panel is a nice-to-have and is well implemented. The glass meets the mesh panel right above where you would begin to see your psu cabling so the build will look clean with minimal ocd level cable management.
– Accessibility, as with most NZXT cases, building in this case was very easy. Every panel is removable and you have access to every cable, plug, and header you need to reach. Nothing on the case needed to be modified, shimmed, or shaved, it just fit.
– Gpu temps are on average better vs. cases with no immediate exhaust fans.
*AIO in pictures is kraken 240 not 280 as I wanted to ensure the cooler was not failing after checking temps.
Upgraded from an H1 to this. The H1 had fresh paste and the pump and fan were indeed working, and my 5900x IDLED at 70 c.
I’ve transplanted that whole system into the H2 (along with an arctic 280mm AIO) and the temps now idle at about 36ish.
Heads up if you have the same idea to fit the same arctic AIO, it is quite a bit of a trick to fit the tubes in. They are just a bit too long for a simple route.