Spire releases VISION 7025 RGB chassis
Spire adds a the middle tower PC case to the lineup, the "VISION 7025 RGB" is equipped with a tempered glass panel and an RGB fan as standard.
"VISION 7025 RGB" is a middle tower PC case that uses tempered glass on the front and left side panels. Approximately 60 euros, but is equipped with four 120mm diameter RGB fans (front x3/rear x1) as standard features of high-cost performance. The drive bay layout consists of 3.5 inch bays x 2 and 2.5 inch bays x 2 with 7 expansion slots. It supports a graphics card up to 360mm, a CPU cooler with a total height of 165mm, and a power supply unit with a maximum depth of 210mm. The water-cooled radiator has a clearance of up to 320 mm.
In addition, the mini tower PC case "VISION 7022 RGB" (47 euros), which is a little more compact than the above, is also released. Similarly, in addition to adopting tempered glass panels on the front and left sides, a total of three 120mm RGB fans are standard equipment.
Compatible form factors are ATX/MicroATX/Mini-ITX. The external dimensions are width 210mm, depth 410mm, height 460mm, weight 6.3kg. In addition, the mini tower PC case "VISION 7022 RGB", which is a little more compact than the above, is also released. Similarly, in addition to adopting tempered glass panels on the front and left sides, a total of three 120mm RGB fans are standard equipment.
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I do not like it. Too many wanna be compatible flags that are rarely compatible with anything.
Like that what looks like top radiator mount. But it van mount only 2 fans. And even if it could mount radiator, it would occupy same space as heatsinks on VRMs around CPU.
Solution is always simple, just F*ing put entire radiator mounting 2~3 cm closer to side panel. And place for screws can be actually wide instead of specifically placed holes matching just one type of fans or radiator.
Secondly, images are not matching.
One set of images: PSU at bottom, PCIe cards in middle, back fan above.
2nd set of images: PCIe cards at bottom, back fan in middle, PSU on top.
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Why do case manufacturers keep putting USB and such on the top?
It's very inconvenient, wether the case is on your desk or below it.
Is it perhaps because they're so obsessed with RGB they oversee other things?