Specifications

Dimensions (H x W x D): 465 × 225 × 430 mm (18.3 × 8.9 × 16.9 in)
Volume: 45.0 L
Weight: 7.28 kg (16.0 lb)
Motherboard Support: E‑ATX (up to 277 mm), ATX, Micro‑ATX, Mini‑ITX
GPU Clearance: Up to 410 mm (16.1 in)
CPU Cooler Height: Up to 170 mm (6.7 in)
PSU Length: Up to 200 mm (7.9 in)
Front I/O Ports: USB 3.2 Type‑A, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type‑C (20 Gbps), Headset jack
Expansion Slots: 7
2.5" Drive Bays: 2
3.5" Drive Bays: 1
Front Fan Mounts: 3 × 120 mm / 2 × 140 mm (1 included)
Top Fan Mounts: 2 × 120 mm / 2 × 140 mm
Bottom Fan Mounts: 2 × 120 mm
Rear Fan Mounts: 1 × 120 mm (1 included)
Front Radiator Support: Up to 360 mm
Top Radiator Support: Up to 240 mm (280 mm with low‑profile memory only)
Included Fans: 2 × F120Q Airflow (case version)
Fan Speed: 1,350 ± 150 RPM
Fan Airflow: 60.2 CFM
Fan Static Pressure: 1.05 mmH₂O
Fan Noise Level: 24.1 dBA
Fan Connector: 3‑pin DC
Front Radiator Mounts: Up to 360 mm on 120 mm base, up to 280 mm on 140 mm base
Top Radiator Mounts: Up to 240 mm on 120 mm base; 280 mm on 140 mm base with low‑profile memory only
Materials: SGCC steel, ultra‑clear tempered glass (white), dark tinted tempered glass (black)
Filter Type: High‑performance mesh
Cable Routing Space: Up to 28.7 mm (1.1 in)
Top Radiator + Fan Thickness: Up to 55 mm (2.2 in)
Warranty: 2 years
Power Supply Type: ATX
Enclosure Type: Mid‑tower
Back‑Connect Motherboard Support: No
Color Options: White / Black
Model Number (White): CC‑H52FW‑01
Model Number (Black): CC‑H52FB‑01
UPC (White): 810074845908
UPC (Black): 810074845915
EAN (White): 5056547205847
EAN (Black): 5056547205854

Photos

A white NZXT H5 Flow case viewed from the front, showcasing its interior and ventilation features.

A rear view of a white NZXT H5 Flow computer case, showing its internal structure and mounting points.

The NZXT H5 Flow case is photographed from the rear, showcasing its internal layout and mounting options.

What reviewers say

Tom’s Hardware reviews the NZXT H5 Flow (2024) as a simple, quiet case that performs well for mid‑range builds. The review praises its low noise levels, good thermal performance, back‑to‑basics design, and support for up to nine fans, while noting limited storage expansion options.
www.tomshardware.com ↗
The review acknowledges that the NZXT H5 Flow RGB is a solid mid‑tower case that offers good airflow and decent temperatures, but it falls short on several fronts. The author points out missing dust filters on the front panel, lid, and bottom, limited USB‑I/O options, lack of PWM control on the rear fan, and a few design compromises such as an upside‑down PSU mounting requirement. Overall, the case is praised for its spacious interior, cable‑management features, and ability to accommodate larger GPUs, but it is criticized for its incomplete dust‑filter solution and some usability issues.
www.igorslab.de ↗
The KitGuru review praises the 2024 NZXT H5 Flow for its improved airflow, solid build quality, and effective cooling performance, especially with high‑end components. It highlights the case’s good hardware support, quiet pre‑installed fans, and overall suitability for a compact mid‑tower setup. Minor drawbacks noted include limited front panel connectivity, cable routing challenges at the side, and top radiator space constraints.
www.kitguru.net ↗
The review praises the NZXT H5 Flow RGB (2024) as a solid, clean‑looking mid‑tower case that delivers impressive thermal performance and excellent cable management for under $100. Rich Edmonds highlights the upgraded front panel, new bottom mesh for airflow, and ample radiator support while noting minor drawbacks such as limited front I/O options, PSU placement interfering with lower fan mounts, and an internal bracket that can be troublesome on larger motherboards.
www.xda-developers.com ↗
The review praises the NZXT H5 Flow for its enhanced airflow thanks to a perforated front panel, expanded GPU and fan support, and the ability to mount a top‑mounted AIO radiator. It notes that these upgrades justify the modest price increase over the H510 Flow. The main criticism is that the case ships without any front‑mounted fans, requiring buyers to purchase additional intake fans to fully exploit its airflow potential.
overclock3d.net ↗

Our take

Based on 5 reviews

Four of five reviews, including Tom’s Hardware, KitGuru, XDA Developers, and Overclock3D, agree the NZXT H5 Flow offers strong airflow and thermal performance for mid-range builds. Igor’s Lab confirms good temperatures but critiques specific design choices. This consensus positions the case as a reliable option for users prioritizing cooling efficiency and spacious interiors over aesthetics.

Reviewers split on value and usability, with three outlets citing limited front I/O or cable routing issues. While Tom’s Hardware and KitGuru praise the quiet pre-installed fans, Igor’s Lab and Overclock3D criticize the lack of included front fans or dust filters. Buyers must decide if the base thermal design justifies missing filters or additional fan purchases.