XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower Claims to Offer Incredible Airflow

XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower
(Image credit: Adata XPG)

Adata's PC performance brand XPG has added a new mid-tower PC design to its stables. This new XPG Valor Air model is ready for motherboards up to the full ATX form factor and Adata claims that it has as an optimized airflow design. 

The design seeks to maximize front to back air transmission with a trio of 120mm fans in the front, and a 120mm exhaust fan at the backs. Air is accelerated on a pretty straight path to the back of the case but it can also escape via venting on the top and in the base. Adata's design has magnetically attached filters under the vented front and perforated top panels. Channelling the airflow are barriers to the left and right made of tempered 3mm glass and SPCC steel, respectively.

The design of the XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower is pleasingly clean and eschews RGB LED lighting. The diagonal venting design with an XPG logo isn't too large or prominent on either the white or black finish choices. The left side of the case sports a glass window that sits above the PSU chamber. If users were to add a little RGB bling to their build, then a modest amount of RGB LEDs could be seen via the window. There are no vertical GPU mount options provided through.

Adata has positioned the front I/O along the front upper right edge of the case (see below). Users get quick access to 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, 1x 3.5mm audio combo jack, a Reset Button and a Power Button. Sadly there is no Type-C port.

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XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower specs
Header Cell - Column 0 Header Cell - Column 1
Dimensions460 x 210 x 371mm (18.10 x 8.28 x 14.60-inch)
MaterialsSPCC steel and 3mm tempered glass
Form FactorMini-ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX
Storage2x 3.5-inch HDD/HDD trays, 2+1 Combo 2.5- and 3.5-inch HDD/HDD trays
Front I/O 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, 1x 3.5mm audio combo jack, a Reset Button and a Power Button
Fans includedFront: 3x 120mm Fans, Rear: 1x 120mm Fan
Fans supportFront: 3x 120mm, 2x 140mm, Top: 2x 120mm, 2x 140mm, Rear: 1x 120mm
Radiator supportFront: 360 / 280 / 240mm, Top: 240mm, Rear: 120mm
Max CPU cooler heightCPU Cooler Height: 166mm,
Max GPU length335mm or 305mm with front fans installed
Max PSU size160mm-180mm with HDD cage in place
Warranty2 Years

If you like the look of the new XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower, please pay attention to the max compatibility figures above, to make sure any components you might want to migrate or acquire fit without issue. Note that the max GPU length is 305mm, unless you want to remove/reposition one of the trio of front 120mm fans. You should check this clearance very carefully if you have a triple fan GPU.

Adata hasn't shared pricing or availability for the XPG Valor Air Mid-Tower PC case as yet. A similarly specified case from Adata, the XPG Defender mid-tower, currently retails for $105 at Newegg.

In the meantime, if you are considering a new PC case purchase, please check through our Best PC Cases 2022 feature, with 11 models that have been through the Tom's Hardware labs.

Mark Tyson
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Mark Tyson is a news editor at Tom's Hardware. He enjoys covering the full breadth of PC tech; from business and semiconductor design to products approaching the edge of reason.

  • Phaaze88
    Corsair 220T Airflow, is that you?
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  • hotaru251
    why must brands "mark" their cases with logo.

    be like MB and have it as a badge that is optional.
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  • Sleepy_Hollowed
    I know I'm on a different segment (probably extremely niche), but I hate that all these cases have barely any storage space.

    Gripe aside, if you don't need a lot of storage, it seems like a nice case, I'd just add extra filtering outside just in case if it's going to sit on the floor.
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