Azza Pyramid 804 Tower Black, Gray, Transparent

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The AZZA Pyramid PC case is advertised to be made from tempered glass panels and aluminum material which provides it with significant durability without compromising the portability.

If you have any thoughts or opinions about this pyramid design, please do not hesitate to share in the comment section below. Overall, The SilverStone Lucid LD03 is a very well-made compact PC case with distinguished, clean aesthetics. Form factor: Mid-tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 470 x 470 x 615 mm | Weight: 37. If you’re looking for something more traditional in shape but still unique, the Cougar Blazer Essence fits the bill perfectly. Most importantly (for some), the design is brilliant and will immediately become the center of attention in your gaming room.I replaced them with these from Microcenter, and now my board sits perfectly secure and the screws are flush all around. Intel is rocking with its latest-gen CPUs and gamers are looking for the best motherboards for Intel 14th-gen CPUs for gaming to build and upgrade their rigs to enjoy the maximum performance levels. Azza thinks you want something different, so enter the Pyramid case: a square based pyramid that can also double as a table. There’s room for large radiators at the top (360mm), front (480mm), side (360mm), or even a large custom liquid cooling system.

The top of the case in this orientation seems to be tempered glass (I’m not sure if Azza will supply this as well), and assuming a user can rearrange the cables to look half decent, we have another table PC. This case might look nice but there is no way to use the triple radiator mounting that they claim on the description. Speaking of saving space, at most, the K2 can hold either an mATX or miniITX motherboard, and your whole build will be cooled with one fan that comes preinstalled–talk about saving money and space. Outside of that, the case is mostly black, though it does have an addressable RGB ridge running down the center for some extra customization.A fair amount of that size is space between the compartments, so there’s naturally going to be a lot of unused space. Certain models come in the Core series come in black, red, and white, but the P90 is only available in black. Plus, t he I/O panel is going to be a bit difficult to access, especially if you end up wall-mounting the case. Comes with a free RGB fan up top, not bad but I replaced it with an all-Corsair setup so I could use iCUE for everything. Lastly, the I/O panel features a standard amount of connectivity and also includes a USB-C port in addition to the two USB ports and the audio connectors.

The first one is the case only comes in the default black and orange, so the only way to have a different color scheme is a custom paint job. It probably won’t be an issue for most builds, but it relies more heavily on the ventilation than on actual cooling components as i t only has room for four 120mm fans or two 240mm radiators, b ut that’s going to be more than enough for the vast majority of gamers. inches (470mm) square, though again, that’s a term we use loosely because of the angles and open spaces at play. Additionally, it’s suitable for air cooling, but it’s a little harder to get direct airflow across the core components of your build, so you should most definitely avoid this case if you’re not going for liquid cooling. Form factor: Full Tower | Motherboard Support: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 280 x 688 x 732 mm | Weight: 70.If you’re planning on building a miniITX build and looking for a quality, compact, and cool little case that’s not over the top, this one definitely takes the cake. Form factor: Mid-tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 255 x 580 x 685 mm | Weight: 30. Form factor: Mid-tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 236 x 472 x 528 mm | Weight: 23. When it comes to connectivity, the I/O panel comes equipped with two USB ports, a USB Type-C port, and standard audio jacks. Ensure you connect the power cable BEFORE putting the outer case back on, once it is on you need either very small hands or triple jointed fingers to get it plugged in.

The first advantage of this design feature is that it can keep the components cooler and there are fewer risks of overheating.The PSU mounts to a removable bracket under the base, using a lower power PSU (500-600W) will probably not cause any issues but an 850W unit like I have restricts the space available to run cables to the point I carved up my hands trying to push/pull cables blindly through small spaces.