Aerocool Introduces New Gamers Enclosure XPredator X3

Aerocool has recently supplemented its PGS-B enclosure series with a new product – XPredator X3. This chassis is delivered in mid-tower format and supports motherboards of micro-ATX and ATX form-factor. It is mainly targeted at consumers who spend much of their time playing games or working with various applications. The new model goes in three color versions: White Edition where the chassis features white and black coloring, Devil Red Edition where red and black colors dominate, and Evil Black Edition where black color is combined with orange. The manufacturer equipped its chassis with LED lighting of blue, red and orange tints, depending on the predominant color.

Aerocool XPredator X3 casings are made of solid steel and go with grid-like clipboard. They are furnished with eight expansion slots, three 5.25 inch external bays, eight internal bays for 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch HDDs or SSDs. In addition, the top panel accommodates a special dock-station for the integration of a single 2.5 inch drive. Internal layout allows customers to install CPU coolers of up to 185 mm in height and graphics cards of up to 310 mm in length. External interface profile is represented by two USB 3.0 ports and a couple of standard audio inputs. In addition, there is an integrated controller that regulates the fans' rotational speed; the rotational speed knob is located on the external interface.

More striking fact about Xpredator X3 is that it's possible to install up to nine fans within the enclosure with the purpose to promote for the better airflow and retain the necessary temperatures. The list of applicable fans involves as nominal so optional items: a single frontal 200 mm fan (nominal), a single rear 140 mm fan (nominal), two 120 mm fans for HDD (optional), two 140 mm on the side plates (optional), a single 120/140 mm on the bottom plate (optional), and a single 200 mm on the top plate (optional). Besides, the manufacturer stipulated the installation of water cooling system as well by making special perforations in the rear plate.