The stylish new Aquila micro-ATX chassis has been officially announced today by Xigmatek. The case design consists of two matte-silvery beams onto which the frame is suspended, which inclines from within, at an acute angle. The motherboard tray is oriented along the plane of the base, rather than perpendicular to it, which results in a lot of room for tall CPU coolers, as tall as up to 18 cm, and long graphics cards, as longs as up to 33 cm. The motherboard tray, and a 5.25-inch drive bay make up the top compartment of the case, with valves cutouts running to the bottom compartment, which houses the PSU bay, two 3.5/2.5-inch bays, and two 2.5-inch bays.
Xigmatek Aquila provides a flexible and optimum ventilation system. With all its drive bays in place, you can install 120 mm or 140 mm front coolers, or make a few adjustments to seat a large 200 mm cooler. This comes in handy if you like keeping your hardware continuously overclocked and want to keep your temperature low without having to switch to water cooling. The rear panel features room for a 140 mm exhaust, the top features room for two 140 mm fans, which can hold on to a 140 x 280 mm radiator and the front-panel connectivity includes a pair of USB 3.0 ports along with HD audio jacks. It measures 390 mm x 403 mm x 265 mm.
However Xigmatek have not disclosed any pricing yet, but what is known is the color of the chassis, which can be bought in either white or black color variants. More information can be found on Xigmatek’s website here.
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