Shill me on the NZXT H710

The H700 is more than double the price of the H500 for minimal difference other than being larger.

Extra front fans make no difference on the H500, you can look up videos on the subject.

gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3309-nzxt-h500-case-review-thermals-noise-vs-s340

Not true. The h500 is noticeably worse at cooling. The h700 is on par with the stock meshify c in CPU while the h500 falls far behind and needs extra fans at the front to come close.

>bro just get Meshify

Wow, those 3 degrees CPU temperatures sure are noticeable, and the same GPU temperatures. You really showed me.

meshify c and h500 cost the same, should I just get the meshify?

Fuck NZXT any company that would dare to distribute software as trashy as CAM is not to be trusted.

It comes down to personal tastes.

They sell non CAM versions and make improvements on their line, seems good. Now Corsair, they have completely lost it.

It's 7C for CPU stock to stock

I just looked up 2 videos. One of them was a stock 7600k and the other showed no difference between the h500 and a meshify S2 but didn't see specs. Needless to say I'm going to say that small youtubers have no idea what they're actually doing or don't have any equipment to actually test. Yea, if your cooling something that barely produces any heat you won't notice any differences or maybe you'll even get counterintuitive results. That's what a bottleneck is. If you need sufficient cooling though you'll see different results.

AIOs are another case of this
bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/cooling/noctua-nh-u12a-review/2/

They made a new version of CAM they claim allows you to completely turn off data collection as well as being more stable and performant. "NZXT CAM" iirc, same name but with their brand in front

You are dumb, all you need to do is remove the dust filter of the top. Since both fans in the case is set to exhaust there is literally no reason to have a dust filter there, it is functionally useless.

This brings the difference between the H700 and the H500 down to 3 degrees and that is the difference that should matter. No re positioning of fans, no extra fans needed. Simply removing the completely useless dust filter that does nothing, it is how the case should ship and is a packaging error by NZXT most likely.

Again, you are dumb and don't know what you are talking about. The reason extra fans don't do anything for the H500 is because the side ventilation is so limited that most of the intake of air is just exhausted air being filled, unlike a more open solution were front intake fans can be used to push in air faster. There are videos on this subject that show the effect of fans having no realistic benefit on the case.
youtube.com/watch?v=ApdliGCqtZg

>Yea, if your cooling something that barely produces any heat you won't notice any differences or maybe you'll even get counterintuitive results. That's what a bottleneck is. If you need sufficient cooling though you'll see different results.

This is just nonsense, you don't understand thermals.

I've heard that gpu cooling in the 500 is better than the meshify, can this be fixed by installing aftermarket fans or something?

All of this can be solved by buying cheap case fans off of amazon just get what looks best for you OP

>You are dumb, all you need to do is remove the dust filter of the top
>wow all you have to do is remove the front panel from 99% of cases it's just a packaging error

Idiot.

>Again, you are dumb and don't know what you are talking about. The reason extra fans don't do anything for the H500 is because the side ventilation is so limited that most of the intake of air is just exhausted air being filled
Except they clear do in the GN review. The front intake produces much better results than the stock configuration on an overclocked i7, so no the side ventilation is only limited by the intake or lack thereof.

>This is just nonsense, you don't understand thermals.
You're a retard. A heatsink's ability to radiate heat depends on its temperature, literally the heatsink's temperature. A heatsink that's hotter can emit and lose more heat to the air. That's why smaller heatsinks stabilize at a certain temperature (higher than larger heatsinks) instead of letting the CPU burn out, they reach a certain temperature at which they reach an ideal efficiency. The cooler the heatsink (and the cooler the heatsource) the lower the efficiency, the more significant the internal ambient temperature delta has to be to make a difference. It's why when you look at GN's chart the idle temperatures are most cases are within 2C of the median idle even in cases with garbage airflow that choke CPUs on load.

You don't even understand the basics so no one should be listening to you. Or that youtuber for that matter... Stick a 3900X in there and you'll find a huge difference between cases

Just get a NR600. Mesh front and cheap too.

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Damn, that case looks like a modern art installation. Damn nice

still a piece of shit that randomly crashes corrupting the installation forcing a removal, registry cleaning and re-installation. CAM is still hot garbage. NZXT has no business making any kind of software tool. Do not buy anything from NZXT that relies on the gabage known as CAM, it will crash frequently, it will get corrupted, it will waste your time.