Installation
For our PC build, we used a MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi motherboard. Installation was nice and easy with plenty of room inside the chassis.
Next, we mounted the Tryx PANORAMA SE ARGB AIO cooler on the top of the chassis. Installation of the 360mm radiator was easy with no issues at all.
For our graphics card we used a MSI GeForce RTX 5080 Vanguard SOC Launch Edition (which takes up 2.5 PCIE slot space and measures 357mm in length). Again, there was no issues whatsoever. We also tried a GeForce RTX 4080 Super (3 slot card) to see if it fitted … it did. So all is good.
One thing I noticed the curved tempered glass, is how difficult it was to remove and remount it. You have to “pop” it out from the front by pulling it, then use a bit of strength to slide it out. It took me a while to figure it out properly. So make sure you handle the curved tempered glass with extra care.
The Finished Item
I have to say the finished PC build does look pretty impressive. Although some of you may not like the 270 degrees curved tempered glass panel, it does offer a stunning panoramic view in my opinion.
I also like the innovative top-and-bottom compartment structure with a quick-release design. It does make the system look uniquely different, allows the PSU to be housed separately from the motherboard and the rest of the components.
The included cooling fans do not come with fan blades that accentuate the RGB lighting … the RGB is only visible on the edges of the fan. Having said that, the fans feature a metallic aluminum CD pattern for a sophisticated touch. What’s more, the bottom 3 fans as well as the 2 side fans come with reverse fans blades to pull air in to the system. Most cases don’t come with these type of fans.
All in all, I’m pretty pleased with the finished PC build.
