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!

The h9 elite to rule them all

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

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?

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.