Monday, August 20th 2012
AeroCool Readies XPreadator X3 Devil Red and White Editions
AeroCool is working on as many as four new gaming PC cases for launch in fall-2012, two of which are part of its premier XPreadator X3 line, the Devil Red Edition, and White Edition. The Devil Red scheme is an even combination of black with blood-red, which could go well with a ton of hardware (such as motherboards, graphics cards, sound cards, SSDs, and PSUs that are using this scheme. The White Edition scheme, on the other hand is mostly white with a dash of black.
Built with 0.7 mm-thick sheets of SPCC steel, the new XPreadator X3 cases are bound to be sturdy (and heavy). The ATX full-tower cases will measure 533 mm (D) x 223 mm (W) x 527 mm (H), and be spacious enough for CPU coolers as tall as 186 mm, will feature eight expansion slots (to support double-slot graphics cards using the bottommost expansion slot on the motherboard), graphics cards as long as 31 cm, and eight 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drive bays. The cases will support as many as nine fans to ventilate it from various points. The XPreadator X3 Devil Red and White Editions from AeroCool will be generally available by the end of September, 2012.
Built with 0.7 mm-thick sheets of SPCC steel, the new XPreadator X3 cases are bound to be sturdy (and heavy). The ATX full-tower cases will measure 533 mm (D) x 223 mm (W) x 527 mm (H), and be spacious enough for CPU coolers as tall as 186 mm, will feature eight expansion slots (to support double-slot graphics cards using the bottommost expansion slot on the motherboard), graphics cards as long as 31 cm, and eight 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drive bays. The cases will support as many as nine fans to ventilate it from various points. The XPreadator X3 Devil Red and White Editions from AeroCool will be generally available by the end of September, 2012.
12 Comments on AeroCool Readies XPreadator X3 Devil Red and White Editions
I have my eye on the strike x-air but it hasn't hit the states that I know of.
i dont like the front though... looks a lot like our CM Storm Scout, too square for my taste :P
They also added more racks for hard drives and there are less USB connectors on the front panel.
The design/layout was fantastic, if anything more useful than a BitFenix Prodigy or SG-07. It just became to big to lug around to lan parties though (being a dual level micro-atx-motherboard on bottom layer, HDD/ODD/PSU on top).
The white Xpredator X3 certainly looks the business but it would be nice if the side window sat flush with the rest of the side panel. The window construction/design looks a little dated.