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Here in Jonsbo's booth at Computex 2025 we discovered two new Small Form Factor ITX NAS "style" cases, the NV10 and N10. These compact cases support ITX motherboards and Flex PSUs up to 150 mm. The NV10 is oriented more towards users who want to build a compact PC by offering support for a dual-slot graphics card. The N10, on the other hand is focusing on storage with support for four 2.5-inch drives and cooling fans for SSDs. Another SFF-oriented case is the V12, a microATX case with three-sided glass panels and wood accents.
From Jonsbo's T series they showcased the T9 that sports a modular design with removable metal and wood panels. Going further down the series there are also the T7 and T6, both following a similar design, with the T6 being a compact micro ATX model.
Jonsbo showcased several larger models alongside their Small Form Factor cases, including the TK-5, TK-4, TK-4 Wood, and BO400. The TK-5 case combines steel construction with curved front glass and side glass panels. It measures 474 mm x 245 mm x 539 mm and accommodates up to nine 140 mm or 120 mm fans across top, side, and bottom positions, plus one 120 mm rear fan, though no fans are included. In terms of GPU support you can fit inside graphic cards up to 460 mm in length.
The TK-4 features steel, 4 mm glass, and 2 mm aluminium construction with ATX motherboard support and 460 mm GPU clearance. Fan support includes up to nine 140 mm or 120 mm units on top, side, and bottom, plus two 92 mm rear fans, all sold separately. The TK-4 Wood maintains identical specifications but adds wood accents and includes three 140 mm side fans, three 140 mm bottom fans, and two 92 mm rear fans, with front fans sold separately.
The BO400 represents an existing model with an aluminium frame design featuring rounded corners, constructed from twelve aluminium profile columns and eight die-cast aluminium alloy parts. It supports ATX back-insertion motherboards and triple 360 mm radiator configurations. The left and right side panels operate via a press mechanism with built-in sliding rod locking.
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From Jonsbo's T series they showcased the T9 that sports a modular design with removable metal and wood panels. Going further down the series there are also the T7 and T6, both following a similar design, with the T6 being a compact micro ATX model.
Jonsbo showcased several larger models alongside their Small Form Factor cases, including the TK-5, TK-4, TK-4 Wood, and BO400. The TK-5 case combines steel construction with curved front glass and side glass panels. It measures 474 mm x 245 mm x 539 mm and accommodates up to nine 140 mm or 120 mm fans across top, side, and bottom positions, plus one 120 mm rear fan, though no fans are included. In terms of GPU support you can fit inside graphic cards up to 460 mm in length.
The TK-4 features steel, 4 mm glass, and 2 mm aluminium construction with ATX motherboard support and 460 mm GPU clearance. Fan support includes up to nine 140 mm or 120 mm units on top, side, and bottom, plus two 92 mm rear fans, all sold separately. The TK-4 Wood maintains identical specifications but adds wood accents and includes three 140 mm side fans, three 140 mm bottom fans, and two 92 mm rear fans, with front fans sold separately.
The BO400 represents an existing model with an aluminium frame design featuring rounded corners, constructed from twelve aluminium profile columns and eight die-cast aluminium alloy parts. It supports ATX back-insertion motherboards and triple 360 mm radiator configurations. The left and right side panels operate via a press mechanism with built-in sliding rod locking.
More pictures
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
