NZXT Introduces Refreshed H1 Case That’s No Longer a Fire Hazard

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NZXT has announced a refreshed version of the H1, a PC case that made headlines in previous years for circuit boards potentially overheating or catching fire due to metal screws being used to attach the PCIe riser assembly to the chassis, which could lead to dangerous short circuits. The new H1 case features changes that no longer make it a fire hazard, according NZXT’s press release. Users will also find modifications that make it fit better with modern hardware.









Introducing the New H1 (NZXT)



The H1 Is Back and Ready for Your Most Powerful Form Factor Builds



The H1 has returned! We took the time and used your feedback to improve upon our original design to make the refreshed H1 the best SFX case it can be. Not only is it sleek and easy to build in, but...

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[Zarathustra]

That should totally be their slogan.

"No longer a fire hazard"

 

[Tempest]

It doesn't sound as hot as the original.

New side-panel attachment:

 

[WarriorProphet]

So sad there's like 3 brands that after 2021 can add "won't catch fire anymore" to their updated features in 2022