NZXT has quietly pulled back the curtain on a special-edition version of its highly regarded H5 Flow mid-tower chassis to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the NieR franchise.
NZXT has quietly pulled back the curtain on a special-edition version of its highly regarded H5 Flow mid-tower chassis to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the NieR franchise.
NZXT has quietly unveiled a special-edition version of its well-regarded H5 Flow mid-tower chassis to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the NieR franchise. Although the company has since removed its CRFT line from the website – a series launched in 2018 that showcased themed adaptations of existing NZXT cases such as the H510i Mass Effect Edition and the H700 Nuka-Cola Fallout Edition – the NZXT H5 Flow NieR 15th Anniversary Edition clearly follows in the same spirit of franchise-inspired collaborations.
Based on the airflow-focused H5 Flow platform, this anniversary model combines NZXT’s clean, performance-oriented design with bespoke NieR artwork, appealing to both PC builders and fans of the Square Enix RPG series. As with previous CRFT releases, availability is expected to be limited, positioning the chassis as a collector-oriented offering rather than a standard catalogue addition.
NZXT H5 Flow Features
• High-airflow front panel with perforated steel mesh to maximise intake performance
• Dedicated angled bottom fan mount to direct airflow towards the GPU
• Support for ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards
• Graphics card clearance up to 365mm
• CPU air cooler clearance up to 165mm
• Radiator support up to 280mm at the front and 240mm at the top
• Multiple fan mounting positions with pre-installed fans included (model dependent)
• Tempered glass side panel for a clear view of internal components
• Optimised cable management system with wide routing channels and Velcro straps
• Front I O connectivity featuring USB Type-C, USB Type-A and audio combo jack
Pricing and Availability
NZXT has yet to formally announce the NZXT H5 Flow NieR 15th Anniversary Edition. However, Google appears to have cached the now-removed product page, with indications that it was briefly listed in select regions – suggesting an imminent launch. Reports point to a 2 March release date, with pricing cited at approximately ¥31,680 (around £150). Wider availability and regional pricing have not yet been confirmed at the time of writing.
