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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 85698, member: 27"] Geeek is selling a barebones open-air PC frame that favors airflow and easy access over silence, panels, and dust control. Preorders and pricing snapshot [LIST] [*]Geeek opened preorders for the Exo 1. [*]Base cost sits at $69.90. [*]Optional PCIe 4.0 riser adds $20.00. [*]Total jumps to $89.90 with the cable. [/LIST] Design philosophy and layout [LIST] [*]This case skips panels for an exposed frame. [*]The acrylic sheet doubles as a motherboard mount. [*]Baseplate carries power, storage, and cooling gear. [*]Builders trade silence and dust control for access. [/LIST] Size class and hardware scope [LIST] [*]Footprint lands at 400 by 185 by 315 mm. [*]Weight is listed at 2 kg. [*]Geeek targets a compact showcase vibe. [*]Micro-ATX builds fit without gymnastics. [/LIST] Motherboard and PSU support [LIST] [*]Boards supported are Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. [*]Power options span ATX, SFX-L, and SFX. [*]That flexibility helps reuse existing units. [/LIST] Storage mounting limits [LIST] [*]Drive support covers 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch formats. [*]Total stack thickness caps at 45 mm. [*]Cable routing could get tight fast. [/LIST] Cooling options and tradeoffs [LIST] [*]Radiator support stops at 120 mm or 240 mm AIOs. [*]Fan slots top out at two 120 mm mounts. [*]Open-air dumps heat freely but needs smart fan direction. [/LIST] GPU mounting choices [LIST] [*]Horizontal mode allows huge air coolers. [*]Cards up to 335 mm in length are recommended. [*]Thickness maxes at roughly four slots. [*]Vertical mode forces low-profile CPU cooling. [/LIST] Shipping expectations [LIST] [*]Geeek expects preorders to ship February 12, 2026. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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