Aerocool announced their latest chassis, this time a ‘futuristic designed’ cube ATX case with a somewhat different design inside. The GT-RS chassis can hold ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ATX motherboards, graphics cards up to 300mm length and CPU coolers up to 121mm height.
It can hold both single and dual fan radiators for those who want to use liquid cooling and comes with one pre-installed fan in the front. Next to the pre-installed fan, users can install another 120mm fan at the front, one at the bottom, and another one at the top. An 80mm fan can further be placed at the rear.
The interior has a dual chamber design to separate the drives from the motherboard and other components. It can hold two 3.5-inch and two 2.5-inch drives internally and has one external 5.25-inch and one 3.5-inch bay for card readers, optical drives, or what else comes to mind for them. The two-chamber design also allows for better airflow to the high performing items such as motherboard and GPU.
A fan controller, two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, microphone, and headphone connections can be found at the top of the chassis. The fan controller has two steps but also allows you to change to colour of the included fan between blue and red.
Aerocool’s GT-RS Cube chassis will be available starting this week for an MSRP of €63.90.
Thanks to Aerocool for providing us with this information
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