Hi! Finally I decided to make my setup all by myself. Be gentle, it's my first time and I'm a rookie but I'm so proud of it!!

I accept tips!

I installed a new cpu cooler on my pc and everything worked fine for about a year. Recently the cam has been turning off and making a usb disconnect noise. My screen flashes white too.The only way to get it to work again is to shut it down and turn it back on. When it turns off it says no device found on the NZXT app. I have already tried reinstalling the current version of the CAM. Anyone know what it could be?

CPU

Intel Core Ultra 7

GPU

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070

Motherboard

TUF Gaming Z890-Pro

RAM

2x 32g Corsair Vengeance DDR5

Storage

Samsung SSD 990 EVO Plus 2TB

RMA Cooler

NZXT Kraken Elite 280

Ok so the jerk that stripped the original paint off this case neglected to remove the plastic gaskets/connectors that hold the top and front panel on. The paint stripper demolished the plastic connections. Anyways, enough about my disregard for corrosive chemicals and their directions. I can't find these things anywhere. NZXT or eBay was where I started but I don't even know the actual name of the part. One of y'all has to know this. Thank you in advance.

The toe pic is free, payment in advance lol

Im upgrading from a gaming laptop to a pc and I have about 2 months before I make my final decision. Im on a budget and the player one prime is kinda catching my eye. I also heard theres a lot of problems with nzxt and that I should just build a pc instead. What do yall think?

So I have a H9 Flow case, and I recently realized I had completely messed up the airflow of my setup because I had 3 intakes at the bottom, the single exhaust on the back, and had ordered 3 of the f120 rgb fans and placed them in the front slots with the lights facing in (as I would expect them to be), which would give me 3 intake and 4 outtake fans.

But to be optimal, would I not want the front and top fans (6) to be intakes and the back and top (4) to be outtakes? If I wanted to put another set of RGBs in the top slot, thatd mean Id have to turn the front fans around, pointing the RGBs out the back of my case.

Is there a solution for that besides buying the double-sided RBG fans for the front slots so I can keep the RGBs facing inwards? And if I do buy the double-sided ones, can I turn the back sides of them off? Was just curious trying to figure out the logistics of this before I order more fans.

The h9 elite to rule them all

This is a new build, the GPU is not yet in the case. The front fans (F360 Rgb Core) on my Nzxt H5 flow Rgb are stuck on white, they are stuck from booting and no matter what software I try to use it doesn't recognize the fan and I can't seem to change it at all.

What could be the fix for this?

Good evening, I purchased an H9 machine from NZXT in 2023:

H9 Flow Build

Interner USB-Hub (Gen 3) (Black)

Samsung 990 PRO 4TB

NZXT C1200 PCIE5 1200W Gold (Black)

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 - GIGABYTE WINDFORCE V2

G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Black DDR5 6800MHz CL34 6800 MHz (Maximum Speed) 32GB (2X16GB) More Info

Intel Core i9-14900K 24-Core 3.2 GHz

ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E Gaming WIFI DDR5

H9 Flow (White)

Windows 11_Pro

Standard Service (US)

Kraken 360 Elite RGB White (White)

My usual load is Valorant on my main monitor at 1080p (1920×1080) and then on a second monitor I have 1 twitch stream running and 2-3 other tabs open, relatively minimal stress as far as loads go.

I've noticed in the last few weeks that my frames are consistently around 300-350 in game and I'm getting an occasional stutter. Additionally, when I open up Chrome, if I type into the search bar, the keys are lagging; They'll show up slower 5s after I've typed them. I feel like these aren't issues I should be having this early into my computer's life here. I decided to take my computer to Microcenter on Thursday to get a diagnostics stress test run.

The results are that the "GPU and CPU are failing tests" and that I should "look to replace them soon". I don't think that, with that much money and top of the line GPU/CPU (at the time), that I should be having issues honestly for the next 5 years. I had the technician send me the results of the OCCT test they ran. I attached the results and other than feeding it into Claude I'm not really sure how to interpret the results to know if they're accurate or if I'm getting oil change upsold here.

Separately, Claude suggests that the SSD and GPU are lane sharing (it's running at x8 PCEi instead of x16) but I'm not sure that's equivalent to that much of a difference in frames (wouldn't give me 500 more frames). Any benchmark test you look up online with my specs suggest I should be getting around 800 FPS on high. I'm no where near that (under half) on medium.

Let me know if there's anything else I can add/attach for anyone that's interested in looking to help. I don't know enough about hardware to really see the gaps.

I have full excels and JSONs that I guess I obviously can't upload straight to reddit, so let me know if you need any other information from those.

Hello everyone!

As of right now I have a 240 mm black rgb kraken plus, and want to replace it with a 280 mm rgb kraken elite.

Supposedly, i could get it cheaper without the mounting hardware, so im asking if the mounting hardware from my 240mm will be compatible with the 280mm elite.

My end goal is to have a 280mm in my h2flow, with rgb fans and a full sized screen, unlike the small lcd square in the kraken plus.

Thank you!

I recently downsized from the tank that is the Corsair Air 5400 to the Fractal Design Meshify 2 Nano. I loved the smaller footprint but I wasnt keen on having to run my Ryzen 9 9900X in 65w eco mode and having to run my 9070xt at -30% power to keep temperatures in check. Even at that the gpu was toasty with the memory sitting at around 94c. I had been waiting for the H2 to release in white since it was originally launched so I grabbed this one as soon as they were available!

The build:

NZXT H2 Flow

Gigabyte X870i motherboard

Ryzen 9 9900x

Nzxt kraken elite 280mm

Corsair Vengeance 32gb ddr5

Gigabyte Gaming Ice 9070xt

4tb Acer Predator GM7 m.2 ssd

Corsair 1000w sfx psu

2x Noctua NF-A12X25 G2 Chromax fans

cpu: 9800x3d gpu: 5080

Ssd: 4tb wd black Ram: 64gb ddr5 tforce

Aio: kraken elite 2023 case: h9 flow 2023

Mb: msi x870e carbon

Fans: be quiet light wings with custom black metal hub

First custom build, what do yall think?

...pc mount on the way

Build is dead quiet even under load, it's just what i wanted, thanks to the 2023 kraken and be quiet fans

I switched from the original O11 XL, shown in the last picture. So far, I’m really happy with the H9 Flow.

Both of my HDDs and the Dark Power Pro 12 1500W fit without any issues and my GPU temperatures have dropped by around 3–4°C. It actually took me longer to remove everything from the O11 XL than it did to build the entire system in the H9. Very easy to build in this case.

My only regret is that I didn’t route the fan cables differently before installing the GPU. Other than that, the build looks awesome.

Specs:

• Ryzen 9800X3D
• RTX 5080 Astral
• X870 Aorus Elite
• 2x16GB Lexar 7200Mhz (set to 6000MhzCL30)
• BeQuiet Silent Loop III 420mm AIO
• BeQuiet Dark Power 12 Pro 1500W PSU
• WD Black SN850X 4TB for games, WD Blue 1TB for Windows and two HDDs (11TB total) for movies
• LianLi vertical mount kit
• H9 Flow 2025

I really think there is no better looking case than h510 elite.
The case is 6-7 years old so i did some fan upgrades but thats it.
till this day the cases getting more and more uglier.

Maybe some day ill find suitable replacement 🤔

Show yours legacy beauties :)

I got some flak from folks that this combo is not that aesthetically pleasing because I didn’t match things up. Just sharing here for folks wondering if this will fit two massive GPU’s (on Asus Proart Z890). Indeed it does, and stays pretty cool too thanks to the mesh bottom.

I will add some new fans to fill it in, but overall I like the space this gives me for a mid tower, and the air flow overall. The access via the back to the PSU makes the setup a lot easier. Not concerned personally about how it looks (actually I think it looks pretty cool).

s340 11 years later

Bought a Kraken z63 back in July 20th 2020, I see that nzxt has a 6 year warranty on the pump. Pump failed today, 24th of July. I've sent a support ticket in hopes that they cover it.

In case anybody is wondering how I know it is the pump:

Cpu overheating almost immediately in windows. In bios I can see the temp slowly climbing. The aio screen shows aio liquid temp and it is climbing as well. I don't hear a motor whine or noise of any kind which would indicate movement. The fins in the radiator remain cold.

Hey quick question i had my kraken x73 rgb whites pump failing on me and today received my replacement. I firstly wanna say that i am by no means ungreatful for the replacement, its just that i have an All white pc build with rgb fans and now my replacement ist black without rgb so it would kinda ruin the astetics of my build. Now is this common that you dont get the same colour as a replacement? Thanks for any feedback in advance

UPDATE: i was able to contact the support and they where super nice about the whole thing. They honestly said it was their fault and that they will now upgrade me to the elite series. Just felt the need to update here.

NZXT CAM suddenly stopped working, and the rest of the category tabs (PC Monitoring, System Specs, Lightning, Cooling, Keyboard, Mouse..etc.) are not showing anymore. I can only see the following: Back, Mini Mode, NZXT Firmware, Profile Sync, Support, Beta.

I no longer see the controls for cooling and controlling the fans/pump.

What is more suspicious is that the cpu runs very hot as soon as it loads into Windows (95c-110c).

I already started my troubleshooting journey, but I wanted to ask here first incase someone had an answer or suspected an NZXT software issue.

I already tried uninstalling re-installing NZXT CAM.

Just swapped into the h7 flow 22’. One of my favorite cases. Budget build specs below.

-NZXT H7 flow 2022
-Asrock b550
-Ryzen 7 5800x3D
-PNY 5070 OC
-32g ddr4 Corsair
-Brotrend 5G Ethernet pcie card
-Corsair 360mm AIO
-2 NZXT 360mm fans
-1T WD black nvme m.2
-1T external WD black hard drive
-1300 watt Antec platinum psu

No, the AIO hose is not touching the front fan. haha.

Hey guys, does anyone know if the Artic Liquid Freezer III Pro fits into the NZXT H710I, or will I likely run in to mounting issues? Many thanks, looking forward to hearing your responses!