HAVN HS 360 PC Case Review

HS 360 vs HS 360 VGPU

One case, two versions

As mentioned before, the HS 360 is available in two forms: the HS 360 and HS 360 VGPU. The VGPU model comes with several add-ons: a vertical GPU holder, a VGPU airflow divider, a PCIe 5.0 riser cable, and angled bottom fan mounts that support three 120mm fans. These add-ons justify the HS 360 VGPU’s premium price.

Note that the vertical GPU mount inside the VGPU model is adjustable. You can move the GPU forward and back, letting you position your graphics card perfectly. This can be for aesthetics or to position the front of your GPU where airflow is optimal.

The tempered glass airflow director and airflow divider are magnetically attached to the case, making them easy to position. They’re also easy to remove for cleaning or when it’s time to upgrade your system.

What about the standard model?

The standard HS 360 is a much plainer case than its VGPU counterpart. The large area at the base of this case is ideal for mounting large liquid cooling radiators. Alternatively, the large, flat PSU shroud area can mount a screen or display custom artwork. The same applies to the fan mounts on the side of the HS 360. This PC case has more than enough room for creativity.

As the HS 360 name implies, the bottom and top of this case support three 120mm fans. The bottom fan mounts are filtered, with the filter being easily removed from the side of the chassis.

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