The NZXT H6 Flow is a Game Changer! | All White RGB Gaming PC Build | RTX 4080, i7 14700K

- Who would&known that simply placing the side intake fans on an angle could change the dual chamber airflow game? NZXT, evidently! Let&get stuck in with the H6 Flow RGB. Timecodes (though I recommend not to skip for visual narrative reasons!) 00:00 - Intro / The Design Diagram (feat Pucci) 02:16 - H6 Flow Overview + Cooling 03:01 - Build Hardware 03:26 - Motherboard Assembly 05:27 - H6 Flow Assembly 08:27 - Airflow Visualization 09:00 - Cinematic & Desk Setup 11:05 - Coffee Thanks & Outtakes Here&the thing, having a side intake typically blows air directly at the opposite side glass. It¬ a bad thing, it still brings cool air into the chassis. However, it also introduces turbulence and it¬ as optimised as it could be. This is where the NZXT H6 flow is unique. Those angled front right intake fans direct airflow straight at the GPU, thus, in theory keeping GPU temps lower whilst also optimising the direction of airflow for less turbulence. NZXT have executed this extremely well with the H6 Flow, the design language has loads of appeal combined with an extremely easy and intuitive build process (though cable management space could be tricky for some). Where&the dust filters you say?! There aren&any. The new chassis perforation pattern maximizes airflow whilst also doubling as a dust filter. How nice is the flush 140mm fans on the bottom of the chassis too? Perhaps one of my favourite feature implementations here. Final roundup on this build below the product...