Exterior
The whole chassis measures 485 mm (L) x 235 mm (D) x 518 mm (H) in dimensions, which is large enough to support all the latest ITX/M-ATX/ATX and E-ATX motherboards, including reverse connector motherboards, such as the MSI Z790 Project Zero.
The front I/O panel includes 1 x USB (Type-C), 2 x USB (Type-A), Mic In/ Audio Out, an LED Button and a Power Button, but there’s no reset switch.
You’ll find a tempered glass panel for the left side, while top, front and right side panels feature a fully mesh design to optimize airflow and provides sufficient cooling.
Interior
The chassis is capable of supporting a full size graphic cards with a maximum length of 400mm. For our PC build, we installed a MSI GeForce RTX 5080 Vanguard SOC Launch Edition (which takes up 3 PCIE slot space and measures 360mm in length), with no issues at all.
You can fit a PSU with a maximum size of up to 200mm. We used the MSI MPG A1000GS PCIE5 PSU, which measured 150mm in length.
There’s plenty of room inside the chassis and you can easily mount up to 3 x 360mm radiators, on the top, on the side and one in the front of the chassis. Plus you can install up to 13 x 120mm fans for additional cooling.
Closer Look
The chassis come with 2 x 160mm ARGB fans pre-installed. These fans feature a DUAL LAYER BLADE design with 3 manual fan speed control, and enables users to optimize cooling performance and airflow. The interconnected fan blades enhances rigidity and reducing vibration for smooth operation.
For storage, you can install up to 4 x 2.5“, 1 x 3.5“ and 1 x 2.5″/3.5″ combo at the back of the chassis.
There’s also the EZ PSU cover, EZ bracket for mountng AIOs and cooling fans, a pre-installed GPU holder, and Removable dust filters.
If you remove the right side panel, you find a fan controller which is located on the top right. This controls the front 2 x 160mm ARGB fans and the rear 120mm fan.
