To help you choose the right one for your needs, here is a comparison of the H710 and H710i PC cases. As we move over to our Optimal test setup, featuring a 240mm AIO acting as a top mounted exhaust, this is where we begin to see the limitations of those front fans and the solid roof panel stifling exhausting airflow. With both the CPU and the GPU sat at 69 celsius in contrast to our other two test cases, there’s clearly a tangible difference when mounting the AIO in this configuration. The NZXT H710i is an upgrade over the less expensive base model H710; all dimensions and specs are the same, but the H710i has the feature of the NZXT I version, which is the Smart Device V2. If you want a high-quality PC case with an ergonomic design, the NZXT PC cases are probably what you’re looking for. The NZXT H-series PC cases are expertly crafted PC cases with some outstanding features at an affordable price.

As you can all see the top and front area around the left side panel is perforated so air can reach the fans inside. The H7120i has some of the best cable routings you can find inside a PC case, allowing you to keep the innards of your rig looking clean. Being able to install up to a 360mm radiator on the front and up top provides enough choice depending on what else you plan on installing inside the chassis. It's also handy if you plan to go the custom route with a loop of your own.This PSU-mounting solution may sound more complicated than simply inserting the PSU through the side of the case, but I actually find this system can work better in practice. It may require more screwing and unscrewing, but it’s easier than trying to align the PSU in place from the side while you fasten it into place with the other hand. It also helps you route your power cabling more efficiently as you slide in the box gradually from the rear panel. The H710i is a superb case, and the limited-edition Cyberpunk version takes the design to a whole new level. It's gorgeous to look at. If you're a fan of the H series from NZXT and need a new gaming PC case to build your next dream rig inside (and plan on playing some Cyberpunk 2077), this is the case to go for. It's a little on the pricey side, but well worth it. This handy chart pulls the primary specifications of each of our H-series cases into one location! This should make cross-referencing and making a decision between them much easier.

Both the features and specifications of the H710i are listed in the right side in 10 languages (color selection and barcode are also present here). Some of the main product features are described on the left side of the box just over the color selection and barcode. Of course, with room for up to 185mm tall CPU coolers any model in the market should fit inside the H710i.When it comes to solid front and roof panels, the big concern for any user is access to air. As soon as you put anything in the way, you’re immediately reducing how much air those front fans can draw in. It’s a problem that both NZXT and others (such as Phanteks with its Evolv series) has predominantly faced in the past and you can tell that these companies have taken steps to reduce this problem, without compromising on the overall style of the case.