Cooler Master Reveals Elite 130 Mini-ITX Enclosure
Cooler Master has announced a Mini-ITX enclosure that can house enthusiast hardware.
Cooler Master has announced a new Mini-ITX enclosure: the Elite 130. This chassis is built to cater to folks who want to be able to mount enthusiast-class hardware, yet want a sleek and elegant appearing enclosure.
Within the unit you can house a Mini-ITX motherboard, a single 5.25" optical drive, up to five HDDs or SSDs, full-size ATX power supplies, and the longest of graphics cards, including the GTX Titan and AMD's Radeon HD 7990.
Cooling is taken care of by a side-mounted fan, as well as the PSU's exhaust and an optional intake fan. The intake fan can be replaced by a 120 mm radiator, allowing for liquid CPU cooling.
Connectivity is handled by two USB 3.0 ports, a USB 2.0 port, and a pair of HD audio ports.
The unit is already available through select retailers for pre-order, and it carries a street price of about $50.
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dark_knight33 11459913 said:Am I the only one who doesn't care for mesh much? I think it kinda looks tacky.
Yes, yes you are the only one that cares.
That is a sexy case. IT literally has everything you could ask for, functionally speaking. All that AND it's only $50. That's pretty damn reasonable. I'm sure I'll buy one eventually.
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rwinches Don't like the mesh? Try the Elite 120Reply
http://coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=3102&product_name=Elite%20120%20Advanced -
JPNpower Time for the internal optical drive to go away on these small cases for other components or airflow.Reply
I love my optical drive, and use it regularly. But I can live with something external, if it meant better airflow for the main machine. -
rohitbaran Seems like a very good alternative to Silverstone SG07, with the freedom to choose the PSU and a lower price tag.Reply