Gamemax T20 is a transparent case with an unusual layout

Gamemax has released the new T20 Micro-Atx case with a unique approach to the placement of components. It implies a turn of all insides by 90 degrees. In addition to this miracle, the walls are made transparent.

Critics suggested that such a reserve would affect the quality of cooling. However, the developer repulsed the slander with a statement that this does not harm and gave an example from the construction industry XRUST. It is clear that the conduct of parallels between the buildings and the PC body looks tented. On the other hand, the product was still run on the eve of the start of sales.

The result was the placement of a pair of 120 mm fans of Gamemax Tornado T12-R inside the novelty. Their comps takes into account that the air will naturally pass from the bottom up as heated. This will save on coolers.

If desired, of course, you can add three more 120 mm fans for air-cooled systems or radiators up to 360 mm for AIO. Designers also note that now the GPU can be demonstrated vertically thanks to the turned out, without requiring PCIe razers for this.

An unusual layout of T20 means that the restrictions in size will be more strict. The dimensions of the power supplies are limited by SFX and SFX-L up to 140 mm in length, although the MATX motherboards (including options with the rear connector) are perfect for this case.

The length of the graphic processor is limited to 382 mm, while air coolers of the CPU are limited to 160 mm per height. You also get a couple of compartments for hard drives and solid -state drives. Finally, the entrances/outputs on the front panel are relatively simple, with one USB-A (5 Gbit/s) and USB-C (10 Gbit/s) port, as well as headphones connector.