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NZXT provides the H9 Movement in three variations. The primary is a $169.99 base mannequin (no \u201cRGB\u201d) with three unusual followers up entrance and one within the rear. Our $209.99 RGB check mannequin comes with three RGB-equipped followers up entrance, however uniquely encased in a single mixed fan \u201cunit\u201d (extra about which later) that NZXT calls its RGB Core Single Body design; the rear fan is a single RGB spinner. Final, a top-end RGB Plus mannequin ($289.99) features a second RGB Core Single Body triple-fan unit on the case backside.<\/p>\n
Conventional front-fan circumstances have the benefit of blowing air immediately onto the parts that these followers are meant to maintain cool, however side-radiator circumstances (like Lian Li’s O11 Imaginative and prescient Compact<\/a>) supply higher views of inner parts for showcase-PC builders. Seen beforehand on fashions like NZXT\u2019s personal H6 Movement and the more moderen APNX V1<\/a>, angled fan mounts like these on the H9 Movement RGB supply the perfect of each worlds. All three circumstances additionally share a dual-chamber design, by which the case is extensive sufficient to suit the ability provide mounting space behind the motherboard tray. That, in flip, strikes the angled fan mount far sufficient to the correct to provide onlookers a straight view from the case\u2019s entrance window to the entrance fringe of the motherboard. The H9 Movement RGB is merely the primary such case we all know of to help the rear-facing connectors of MSI\u2019s Venture Zero and Asus\u2019 BTF -style motherboards.<\/p>\n NZXT appears to suppose that you just\u2019ll need the H9 Movement RGB in your desk, as its headset (headphone\/microphone combo) jack, USB 3.x Kind-C and twin Kind-A ports and energy button are all lined up alongside the underside, too far down for floor-tower customers to achieve. The facility button has a transparent ring that lights to point when the system is powered up.<\/p>\n