Xigmatek Gigas Review
Introduction and Technical Specification
Published: 20th February 2012 | Source: Xigmatek | Price: £118 |
Introduction
Xigmatek have been carving out a bit of a name for themselves since their founding back in 2005. With the successful Elysium, Utguard and Midguard seeing them firmly plant their feet on the rungs of the case manufacturers ladder. The release of the Gigas sees them try their hand at something a little bit different.
An elongated cube type case the Gigas is able to accept both Micro ATX and mini ITX boards, while at the same time it's 4 expansion slots offer the ability to house GPUs up to 12.5" in length without ruling out the option of Crossfire or SLI. The ample internal dimensions also mean it can house coolers up to 160mm in height. But is it an HTPC or a desk top? or perhaps a bit of both.
Technical Specification
Product Name | Gigas |
Product Number | CCC-MD26TA-U01(Black) / CCC-MD26TA-U02(Silver) |
Dimension | 278(W) x 322(D) x 396(H) mm (10.94*12.68*15.59 inches) |
Drive Bay | 5.25” External x 2 |
Expansion Slot | 4 slots (Available graphic card length: 320mm/12.5") |
Motherboard Support | Micro ATX, ITX |
Power Supply | ATX/EPS power supply units (300mm free depth) |
Cooling System | Air-cooling: |
I/O Panel | Power button, Reset button, USB3.0 x 1(internal 20pin), USB2.0 x 2, HD Audio in/out x 1 |
Most Recent Comments
It does look as if its got a bit of an identity crisis. I love SFF cases but this one doesn't quite float my boat. 
Quotewith at completely blank top panel it is just asking for a window to be cut in it so you can have a view of the hardware from the top but sadly you can't :/Quote
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