JONSBO dropped the D401 Black mid-tower case with an external skeleton frame that ditches the usual box look for dark grey metalwork. The thing rocks dual tempered glass panels up front and on the left to show off your RGB nightmare, while perforated top and bottom sections plus side vents keep air moving through the build.
Cooling setup handles three 120mm fans or dual 140mm units on top, three more 120s on the side panel, and radiators max out at 360mm if you are going liquid. Storage gets one convertible bay for either 2.5-inch SSDs or 3.5-inch drives, plus two extra 2.5-inch slots. GPU clearance hits 439mm, CPU coolers fit up to 169mm tall, and PSUs work up to 200mm deep.
The exoskeleton frame cuts down on internal clutter during assembly, and vertical GPU mounting works with a riser cable if you want that aesthetic. Supports ATX down to Mini-ITX boards with seven expansion slots for whatever hardware flex you are planning.
Cooling setup handles three 120mm fans or dual 140mm units on top, three more 120s on the side panel, and radiators max out at 360mm if you are going liquid. Storage gets one convertible bay for either 2.5-inch SSDs or 3.5-inch drives, plus two extra 2.5-inch slots. GPU clearance hits 439mm, CPU coolers fit up to 169mm tall, and PSUs work up to 200mm deep.
The exoskeleton frame cuts down on internal clutter during assembly, and vertical GPU mounting works with a riser cable if you want that aesthetic. Supports ATX down to Mini-ITX boards with seven expansion slots for whatever hardware flex you are planning.
