THOR ZONE's MJOLNIR case shatters Kickstarter goals
Is this the Mini ITX case of your dreams?
Published: 6th December 2019 | Source: Kickstarter |
THOR ZONE's MJOLNIR case shatters Kickstarter goals
THOR ZONE, a Sweedish startup, has released its compact MJOLNIR Mini ITX case onto Kickstarter, shattering the company's financial target of SEK 585,000 (£46,851), having already generated SEK 1,822,573 (£145,967). This case only took 11 minutes to surpass its Kickstarter funding target.
The MJOLNIR is a compact ITX chassis that's designed to contain CPUs like Intel's i9-9900K and GPUs like the RTX 2080 Ti with ease. It's a mighty weapon which players can wield to challenge even the most demanding of PC games.
This case is designed to occupy less than 10 litres of space, measuring in at 209 x 131 x 354 mm, making the MJOLNIR one of the smallest PC cases on the market. The case requires an included PCIe riser cable to support a graphics card, which is a must for an enclosure of this size. The case even ships with support for liquid cooling, with radiator sizes up to 240mm being supported within the chassis.
Below is a list of supported hardware for the THOR ZONE MJOLNIR.
Motherboard
- The support for the motherboard is for a mini-ITX motherboard and is thermally solvent and recommended for use with an Intel Core i9-9900K.
GPU Compatibility
- The case was designed to fit in the biggest and most powerful graphics cards from AMD and NVIDIA.
RAM
- The case supports RAM with a maximum height of 55mm.
Power Supply
- The case has space inside for SFX or SFX-L size power supply.
Storage
- The case supports two 2.5" HDD/SSD along with an M.2 SSD.
Cooling
- For air cooling, it supports two 120mm fans and also has a design that maximizes thermal performance.
- For water cooling, it has space for a custom loop or up to 240mm AIO
The THOR ZONE MJOLNIR is available for as little as £233 on Kickstarter. Initial case orders are expected to ship in May 2020.
You can join the discussion on the THOR ZONE MJOLNIR on the OC3D Forums.
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Originally Posted by Bagpuss
Great. another hobbyist project where the only realistic chance you'll ever have of being able to actually get hold of one is to pay into the kickstarter.
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Originally Posted by Avet
It still needs a lot of refinement. They have made it too small. It needs to be 10-20% bigger. You just can't put 10 liters of components into a 9 liter case. I don't doubt they are extremely talented guys. But if you wanna design a case you need someone in your team that has actually built a computer before he started working on this project.
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