HAVN Debuts with HS 420 & HS 420 VGPU PC Cases at Computex

[Nomad76]

HAVN make its debut at Computex 2024 with HS 420, and HS 420 VGPU PC cases. The HS 420 stands out with its dual chamber Hybrid Structure, a design that maximizes GPU cooling within a traditional mid-tower footprint. It can support up to 11x 140 mm or 120 mm fans (3x top, 3x right, 3x bottom, 2x rear), and features customizable spaces to fit storage, fans, radiators, and portable displays (LCD VESA display mount included). Of course, HAVN HS 420 supports liquid cooling solutions with up to 420 mm radiators. HAVN HS 420 VGPU features a VGPU kit with a PCIe 5.0 riser cable, an angled fan bracket, and a glass airflow guide.

With 541 x 259.5 x 547 mm, the case supports E-ATX (max. width 277 mm), ATX, M-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, including 6 horizontal, and 4 vertical expansion slots. It also accommodates up to 470 mm graphics card, and up to 220 mm PSU. If you're still wondering who's behind the HAVN brand and design, we can tell you that it's the work of Pro Gamers Group (PGG), some of whom have gained experience working with Fractal, NZXT, Wistron, and Corning. No clear details yet about when the HS 420 / HS 420 VGPU will hit the stores or about pricing.



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[bonehead123]

some of whom have gained experience working with Fractal, NZXT, Wistron, and Corning

Hummm... if this is all you can come up with (same ole same same stuff that everyone else is doing nowadayz) with having all that experience, then perhaps they should add/seek out some more brain power before releasing stuff...

Nuthin new here folks, we now return you to your regularly scheduled programming

 

[SL2]

Is it a danish brand?

 

[Minus Infinity]

So many aquariums on display at Computex. I think they are at the wrong show.

 

[springs113]

I believe the one that comes with the riser is $269 and the white version shown is $219.