Questions about NZXT H510i

Hey Should actually work. However, you should bear in mind that the pre-installed fans are NOT PWM and therefore do not rotate too high. Aer F120 (Case Version) Speed: 1200 ± 200 RPM Airflow: 50.42 CFM Noise: 28 dBA -> Source NZXT: https://www.nzxt.com/products/h510i-matte-white Furthermore, I would recommend you to buy a 280 AIO, as it cools much better than a 240. (Of course, this also depends on the application and CPU). MFG

Only 2 fans are installed as standard (1 each at the top and rear) and 2 free slots (front).

Hello, Please contact the customer service department directly for this information. Greetings

A graphics card with max. 381mm can be installed in the NZXT 510i. This dimension applies to both installation variants. However, you still have to consider whether you want to install additional fans or a radiator in the front. This would of course reduce the maximum length. I haven't found your GraKa yet, so I can't say whether it would fit. I have a Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 5700 XT in the same case, which is 30.6 cm long and a be quiet silent fan in the front, and I still have a good 4 cm of clearance.

Officially it is not supported, but it is possible to install the reservoir under the graphics card. You can find some examples on Google, but I would not recommend it.

We let the Community respond, however if you have a problem with the material delivered, you should contact customer service.

The i version also has RGB installed. This means 2 light strips and an RGB controller.

and do i still need any accessories?

Thank you, Lucien. Which exact model do you have? There are various models on the market. I'm running the ASUS GeForce ROG STRIX RTX 2080 O8G, which has 29.97 cm. Perhaps another question: how "loud" do you find the case? I have an insulated LianLi midi tower here, but I would like to change to something "smaller" and to water cooling. Thank you for your answer, Tim

...yes, only in the front!

....no, is too close to the glass!

Have a good look at the pictures, there are two of them. :)

Yes.