The BitFenix case family is expanding with the launch of the new Pandora ATX. As the name suggests, it is an ATX version of the already launched Pandora. The team combines high-class aesthetics with supreme functionality in a compact form factor and the same much-loved unique styling, but combines it with housing capabilities for full-sized ATX motherboards and one 360mm radiator, to form a versatile base for any DIY projects.
Pandora ATX initially launches exclusively in black, with two versions available – Pandora ATX and Pandora ATX Core. The former is equipped with the 2.8-inch ICON LCD display in the front, allowing for an added personalized touch of the front fascia and it’s achieved by an easy-to-use drag-and-drop software solution, with the display itself connected by a USB header to the motherboard.
The casing has a separate bottom chamber for the PSU and HDDs at the bottom. This allows users to have more space for exposure of hardware for modding projects, improves case rigidity and shields HDD and PSU noise. In cooling performance, the case features a built-in 1x140mm (front) and 1x120mm (rear) fans. But when it comes to water cooling builds, it supports up to 360mm radiator on top or front, and with dedicated brackets and supports for pump and reservoirs, it makes for a truly dexterous base for any water cooling project.
Besides that, the Pandora ATX comes with support for up to 440mm long graphics cards, 4x 2.5-inch SDDs and 4x 3.5-inch HDDs. Maximum PSU length is 220 mm while CPU cooler height is a maximum of 160 mm.