Friday, September 22nd 2017
Enermax Releases Their Equilence Tempered Glass PC Case
After showing it off some months ago, Enermax is finally releasing their Equilence mid-tower PC case for the masses. Their Equilence is focused on providing ultra silent operation of the internal components, while keeping the tempered glass side window users are so fond off, and further fleshes out Enermax's case chops. This is done through the usage of high density, noise dampening foam on the top, front and left side of the case, leaving the tempered glass and breathing holes the only places where sound might escape through.
The top part of the foam can be removed for users to install extra fans or an up to 360 mm radiator, though that will, of course, reduce the sound dampening capabilites of the case. The left side panel uses 4 mm thick tinted panoramic glass, with dampening mechanisms on its mounting screws for reduced vibration. Users can mount a 360 mm, 240 mm or 120 mm radiator at the front of the unit, and a side wall offers room for an extra 240 mm or 120 mm radiator.The front IO has an integrated 3-speed fan controller which can control up to 6x fans at the same time. The IO panel is also backlit with anti-dust rubber covers, so there's no fiddling around in the dark for USB connectors. There's support for up to 175 mm tall tower coolers for the CPU, up to 420 mm video cards, and space for 2x 3.5" drives and 6x 2,5" drives. Expect Enermax's Equilence to retail for slightly more than $100.
The top part of the foam can be removed for users to install extra fans or an up to 360 mm radiator, though that will, of course, reduce the sound dampening capabilites of the case. The left side panel uses 4 mm thick tinted panoramic glass, with dampening mechanisms on its mounting screws for reduced vibration. Users can mount a 360 mm, 240 mm or 120 mm radiator at the front of the unit, and a side wall offers room for an extra 240 mm or 120 mm radiator.The front IO has an integrated 3-speed fan controller which can control up to 6x fans at the same time. The IO panel is also backlit with anti-dust rubber covers, so there's no fiddling around in the dark for USB connectors. There's support for up to 175 mm tall tower coolers for the CPU, up to 420 mm video cards, and space for 2x 3.5" drives and 6x 2,5" drives. Expect Enermax's Equilence to retail for slightly more than $100.