The TechPowerUp news team stopped by at NZXT's booth at Computex to take a look at the new H6 case the brand announced at the trade show in Taipei. The NZXT H6 is a compact, dual-chamber, mid-tower desktop PC chassis designed for easy assembly and a clean aesthetic. The H6 is a 55 L that separates the motherboard and main components into two separate chambers, offering space behind the motherboard tray for both the PSU and cable management. Despite the curved tempered glass covering the right side panel, the NZXT H6 isn't particularly expensive, coming in at $99.99 without fans or $199.99 with two F360 RGB Reverse fans—the F360 Reverse features three 120 mm fans in a single frame—and it is available in both black and white. The case itself is made of steel and measures in at 448 × 292 × 420 mm.

The new H6 looks very similar to the H6 Flow RGB we reviewed previously, but the big aesthetic difference comes from the overhauled tempered glass panel that now flows over from the side to the front. The rest of the case has also largely been polished somewhat, largely losing its edgy looks in favor of a more rounded aesthetic. Front I/O consists of 2× USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports, 1× USB 3.2 Gen2×2 Type-C port, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. The H6 supports up to 10 120 mm fans—three each in the top, front, and bottom locations, and one rear exhaust fan—and up to ATX size motherboards. There is also support for back-connect motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth models. The H6 also has built-in GPU support brackets to prevent GPU sag, and it is compatible with GPUs up to 390 mm long, PSUs up to 200 mm long, CPU tower coolers up to 165 mm tall, and radiators up to 360 mm in the top slot. The case also sports two 2.5-inch and one 3.5-inch drive bays.