Gigabyte announces their new Xtreme Gaming XC700W chassis
Gigabyte announces their new Xtreme Gaming XC700W chassis
Published: 30th November 2016 | Source: Techpowerup |
Gigabyte announces their new Xtreme Gaming XC700W chassis
Gigabyte announces their new Xtreme Gaming XC700W chassis, which comes with RGB lighting, a tempered glass side panel and plenty of space for large GPUs and motherboards.
This chassis is designed to have a similar aesthetic to the companies existing Xtreme Gaming PSUs and GPUs, with the chassis' RGB lighting being controllable by a Gigabyte motherboard with an RGB header.
The core frame for the chassis is made out of SECC steel, with the case having a brushed Aluminium side panel and a tempered glass panel.
The case lacks any 5.25" drive bays for optical drive bays or large fan speed controllers, with the chassis coming with three 3.5/2.5 inch drive bays and three dedicated 2.5-inch drive mounts.
On the chassis there is a single rear 140mm fan mount with 3x120mm/2x140mm fan mounts on the top, making this case suitable for a single large water cooling radiator.
Right now Gigabyte has not announced the pricing or the availability of this new chassis, though it is expected to be released before the end of the year.
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Is there NO front intake fans??? No front radiator space? If so where does the case recieve its fresh air from???
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Is there NO front intake fans??? No front radiator space? If so where does the case recieve its fresh air from???
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Yeah, seems like it and I'm not a fan of this case at all. Seems like someone brainfarted in the design when it comes to cooling and airflow.
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Maybe they should have just put slits around that front panel with a filter behind and some intake fans in that enormous void?? I get having free area in the plane of the PCI slots, but WTF goes in that upper front space?Quote