dual e-atx system case, alternative to caselabs void

[Joe__Bishop]

http://test.nanoxia-world.com/page/content.php?content=news&newsID=1M16b9-KM87co-zj0000-ojhvov

 

An interesting alternative to beloved caselabs

 

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Nanoxia has just announced a new dual-system PC chassis that is capable of housing dual E-ATX motherboards in one of the largest cases we've ever seen. With a size of 19.6' x 17.3' x 23', this case can handle almost anything you throw it. Whether that be 18 hard drives, 480mm raidators and a custom loop, or full sized graphics cards for both systems. Fron Tom's Hardware

 

Edited July 9, 2021 by Joe__Bishop

[ENTERPRISE]

Oh nice, might have to look into this...not that I need to build a new system right now.

[Avacado]

I'm a huge fan of Nanoxia, the make stellar products, always machined well. 

 

The top is IDENTICAL to caselabs. I wonder if they have any extended tops....

Edited July 15, 2021 by Avacado

[Christopher H]

That is a blast from the past for me. They always had a great booth at Computex and I coveted the cases.   I still have a flat Caselabs I should build in...

[EHW Ai]

Obviously an issue with some items in their store?

 

Note the pricing on the last four cases:

 

Edited July 15, 2021 by iamjanco

[ENTERPRISE]

1 hour ago, iamjanco said:

Obviously an issue with some items in their store?

 

Note the pricing on the last four cases:

 

Yowzer...those last four are a little out of my price range :p. 

 

On a serious note, for my next build, I will have to try and remember these chaps !

[funguseater]

14 hours ago, iamjanco said:

Obviously an issue with some items in their store?

 

Note the pricing on the last four cases:

 

I think those last few are quantities of 250. haha

Edited July 15, 2021 by funguseater
bad speeling

[EHW Ai]

1 hour ago, funguseater said:

I think those last few are quantities of 250. haha

 

Hey, you're absolutely right! Didn't even notice the MOQ 250s.

 

Must've been a forest for the trees thing, or vice versa (or my bad eyes)