Xigmatek Aquila Review
Introduction and Technical Specification
Published: 3rd November 2014 | Source: Xigmatek | Price: 69.95 |
Introduction
It's been a while since we looked at a Xigmatek case, In fact if you want to see the last Xigmatek case we reviewed you'll have to go all the way back to January 2012 when we looked at the Gigas. Since then the boys at Xigmatek have been busy slaving away over hot CAD systems, and aside from bringing to market quite a few of the aggressively styled budget Mid tower cases for which they are perhaps better known, they have also come up with the new, rather sleek looking Aquila. Although it's not actually that small Xigmatek have classed the Aquila as a mini tower, with it being able to take both M-ITX and M-ATX motherboards. They've also made it available in classic Black and the monochromatic Black and White version we have for review today. Sling in a good sized side panel window and what looks to be room for AIO water-cooling and we're hopeful we may have a winner on our hands.
Technical Specification
| Dimensions | 390x403x265mm (LxHxW) |
| Motherboard | M-ATX, M-ITX |
| Expansion Slots | 4 |
| Cooling | Front: 200mm, Optional 120,mm or 140mm Rear: 120mm optional 140mm Roof: Optional 2x140mm or 2x120mm |
| 3.5" | 2 |
| 2.5" | 4 (2 shared with 3.5") |
| 5.25" | 1 |
| Max GPU length | 330mm |
Most Recent Comments
it's well, something different I suppose, strange aesthetics reminds me of a retro 60's portable radiator, but those internals more than make up for it, lots of room for a showy stylish LAN rig.Quote
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