Xigmatek has introduced its new Aquila Micro-ATX chassis, which can hold graphics cards up to 330 mm
long.
Xikmatek has announced a new chassis, the Aquila. The Aquila is a Micro-ATX chassis in which the
motherboard is mounted horizontally, rather than vertically, not unlike a number of Mini-ITX enclosures.
The enclosure can house a large number of high-end parts. Due to its size, it can house graphics cards up to
330 mm long, as well as CPU coolers up to 180 mm tall -- quite an achievement for a compact Micro-ATX
enclosure. Moreover, the unit will house one optical drive, as well as two 3.5" drives and another two 2.5"
drives. The case also holds full-size ATX power supplies.
Natively, the enclosure can hold either a 120 mm or 140 mm front intake fan, though through a couple of
changes users will be able to fit a massive 200 mm intake fan. The top of the enclosure can hold two 140
mm fans (and as such also a 280 mm radiator), and the rear of the case will house another 140 mm exhaust
fan. Cooling shouldn't be a concern.
Front I/O connectivity is handled by a pair of USB 3.0 ports as well as an HD microphone and headphone set
of jacks.
Natively, the enclosure can hold either a 120 mm or 140 mm front intake fan, though through a couple of
changes users will be able to fit a massive 200 mm intake fan. The top of the enclosure can hold two 140
mm fans (and as such also a 280 mm radiator), and the rear of the case will house another 140 mm exhaust
fan. Cooling shouldn't be a concern.
Front I/O connectivity is handled by a pair of USB 3.0 ports as well as an HD microphone and headphone set
of jacks.
There was no word on pricing or availability.
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