NZXT made a gorgeous Assassin’s Creed Valhalla themed H510 PC case
Immerse yourself in Valhalla with this custom-themed H510.
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What you need to know
NZXT makes some great PC cases and the H510 is a trusted series that results in a clean finish. We reviewed theNZXT H510 Elite, which is similar to the new H510 Valhalla in more ways than not, aside from the lack of a front tempered glass panel. The latest CRFT themed PC case from NZXT looks gorgeous.
Like the normal NZXT H510, you can install up to two 120mm or 140mm fans on the front panel, or up to a 280mm radiator for an AIO water cooling CPU solution. There’s also the potential for a further 120mm or 140mm fan to be installed up top, as well as a 120mm blower on the rear.
Front-panel airflow is a little restricted by drawing in from the small side and bottom intakes, but you shouldn’t encounter any thermal-related issues. It’s possible to install up to an ATX motherboard inside, as well as thebest graphics card. You can easily build a gaming rig inside this chassis to runAssassin’s Creed Valhalla.
The PC case itself is made of steel and tempered glass. There’s ample cable management on the rear of the motherboard tray. NZXT makes some of the best routing options for all the power and data cabling you may need to install. The PSU can be hidden away underneath the shroud and it’s your standard H510 experience, aside from that excellent paint job.
The Norse god symbols on the tempered glass is a nice touch that you don’t see often on PC cases. Themed cases aren’t to everyone’s tastes, but NZXT did a fine job with the H510 Valhalla, making it one of thebest PC casesif you’re a fan of the game. You even get a Valhalla-themed mug.
If you want to create a PC, enjoy playing Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and love Norse mythology, you might want to check out the NZXT 510 Valhalla case. It’s stunning and has all the features you’d find in the normal H510 with a few Nordic touches.
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Rich Edmonds was formerly a Senior Editor of PC hardware at Windows Central, covering everything related to PC components and NAS. He’s been involved in technology for more than a decade and knows a thing or two about the magic inside a PC chassis. You can follow him on Twitter at@RichEdmonds.
