The interior of the NZXT H510i offers space for the installation of powerful hardware: Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX and ATX mainboards can be installed in the Midi-Tower.
Seven slots are available for expansion cards. In addition, the H510i offers two additional slots for vertical installation of the graphics card. This can be up to 381 millimeters long.
Like its predecessors, the NZXT H510i has no external drive bays. However, a large number of data memories can be installed internally: There is a hard drive cage under the power supply cover. This allows the installation of up to three 3.5-inch hard drives.
There is space for two 2.5-inch data storage devices mounted vertically behind the mainboard tray. Another 2.5-inch drive can be mounted on the power supply cover. This enables the installation of up to three 3.5-inch and three 2.5-inch drives. There are dedicated rails for cable routing behind the mainboard tray. There is about 19 to 23 millimeters of space available for the invisible laying of the cables.
Plenty of space for hardware components The interior of the NZXT H510i offers space for the installation of powerful hardware: Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX and ATX mainboards can be... կարդալ ավելին »
The interior of the NZXT H510i offers space for the installation of powerful hardware: Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX and ATX mainboards can be installed in the Midi-Tower.
Seven slots are available for expansion cards. In addition, the H510i offers two additional slots for vertical installation of the graphics card. This can be up to 381 millimeters long.
Like its predecessors, the NZXT H510i has no external drive bays. However, a large number of data memories can be installed internally: There is a hard drive cage under the power supply cover. This allows the installation of up to three 3.5-inch hard drives.
There is space for two 2.5-inch data storage devices mounted vertically behind the mainboard tray. Another 2.5-inch drive can be mounted on the power supply cover. This enables the installation of up to three 3.5-inch and three 2.5-inch drives. There are dedicated rails for cable routing behind the mainboard tray. There is about 19 to 23 millimeters of space available for the invisible laying of the cables.
