BitFenix has today launched an ATX version of the Pandora PC case, which is now available from Overclockers UK.
The case supports ATX motherboards and offers greater flexibility in terms of hardware thanks to its larger size.
For instance, the CPU cooler height support has increased from 134mm to 160mm, there's support for triple 120mm-fan radiators in the roof or front plus there's extra space for hard disks and SSDs too.
You can see our review of the original Pandora here and we'll be taking a look at the new version soon. The full press release can be seen below:
19/11/2015, Overclockers UK, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, have expanded the BitFenix Pandora range today by introducing the all-new Pandora ATX. Following the same premium aesthetics with supreme functionality as the Pandora M-ATX. – The Pandora ATX offers the same desired unique styling combined with great capabilities for full sized ATX motherboards and one 360mm radiator, forming a great canvas for PC builders to be creative with a custom build project.
The Pandora ATX initially launches exclusively in black, with two versions available – Pandora ATX and Pandora ATX Core. The former is equipped with the 2.8” ICON LCD display in the front, allowing for an added personalized touch of the front fascia. This is achieved by an easy-to-use drag-and-drop software solution, with the display itself connected by a USB header to the motherboard.
Internally, the Pandora ATX stays true to the BitFenix DNA of innovation – this time mainly evident in the one-piece power cover design, effectively creating a separate bottom chamber for the PSU and HDDs at the bottom. This solution gives added space for exposure of hardware for modding projects, improves case rigidity and shields HDD and PSU noise.
Cooling is provided out of the box by the built-in 1x140mm (front) and 1x120mm (rear) fans, but the Pandora ATX is compatible with some pretty advanced watercooling builds. Supporting a 360mm radiator, top or front, and with dedicated brackets and supports for pumps and reservoirs, it makes for a truly dexterous base for any water cooling project.
In terms of expansion capabilities, the Pandora ATX comes with support for up to 440mm long graphics cards, 4x 2.5” SSDs and 4x 3.5” HDDs. Maximum PSU length is 220 mm, while CPU cooler height is a maximum of 160mm.
The Pandora ATX version can be purchased from Overclockers UK for £86.99 for the standard version or £99.95 for the programmable display version.
The case supports ATX motherboards and offers greater flexibility in terms of hardware thanks to its larger size.
For instance, the CPU cooler height support has increased from 134mm to 160mm, there's support for triple 120mm-fan radiators in the roof or front plus there's extra space for hard disks and SSDs too.
You can see our review of the original Pandora here and we'll be taking a look at the new version soon. The full press release can be seen below:
19/11/2015, Overclockers UK, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, have expanded the BitFenix Pandora range today by introducing the all-new Pandora ATX. Following the same premium aesthetics with supreme functionality as the Pandora M-ATX. – The Pandora ATX offers the same desired unique styling combined with great capabilities for full sized ATX motherboards and one 360mm radiator, forming a great canvas for PC builders to be creative with a custom build project.
Cooling is provided out of the box by the built-in 1x140mm (front) and 1x120mm (rear) fans, but the Pandora ATX is compatible with some pretty advanced watercooling builds. Supporting a 360mm radiator, top or front, and with dedicated brackets and supports for pumps and reservoirs, it makes for a truly dexterous base for any water cooling project.
The Pandora ATX version can be purchased from Overclockers UK for £86.99 for the standard version or £99.95 for the programmable display version.
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