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Do you want your computer to be not only efficient, quiet and cool, but also beautiful? No problem! XPG has shown a case that is compatible with the ASUS BTF design.
The world’s largest component manufacturers – such as ASUS, GIGABYTE Whether MSI – are working on motherboards that will feature hidden connectors. This is supposed to allow for the creation of better-looking computer sets, where the glass window of the case is practically invisible to the wires.
There will be a white and black color version to choose from.
The first models have already been shown at the fair. CES and Computexwe are talking about the project, among other things ASUS BTF. Of course, these types of motherboards will not fit into standard cases. Fortunately, there will be plenty to choose from, and the brand XPG belonging to the company ADATA showed her proposal.
XPG INVADER X BTF is a design with dimensions of 485 x 245 x 448 millimeters and a weight of 8.95 kilograms. It was created for classic ATX, mATX and mITX boards as well as ATX and mATX platforms with hidden power connectors. We will also fit here CPU cooler up to 175 millimeters high; graphics cards up to 400 millimeters long; ATX power supplies and up to three 3.5/2.5″ media.
In terms of ventilation we are talking about a maximum of 10 fans – two 140- or three 120-millimetre ones on the top; three 120-millimetre ones on the side; one 140-/120-millimetre each on the back and bottom; and two 120-millimetre ones in the basement. By default, the manufacturer adds five smaller “propellers” with RGB LEDs.
The I/O panel is located at the front, near the bottom edge. It hosts one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, an audio connector, and Power and Reset buttons.
XPG INVADER X BTF will be available for purchase in the coming weeks. You can choose white and black color version. The suggested price in Poland has not been revealed, but the price should be assumed over 699 PLN.
