GAMEMAX has introduced the NEX C53 case as the latest model joining the present-day trend of panoramic cases. It’s classified as a mid-size tower with a front-mounted power supply and angled intake fan at the bottom, which differs from the typical mid-size approach.
GAMEMAX NEX C53
The GAMEMAX NEX C53 supports rear-connector motherboards, as well as accommodating graphics cards up to 410mm in length, air coolers up to 175mm in height, top-mounted 360mm radiators, up to seven 120mm fans or five 140mm fans, and ATX power supplies up to 160mm. According to the company, the case’s front-mounted power supply layout frees internal space for larger radiators and graphics cards “while eliminating unused internal corners for a cleaner display.”
Cooling-wise, the case features adjustable multi-angle fan bracket at the bottom, along with a dual-layer top panel designed to hide dirty dust filters so it looks cleaner outside (that doesn’t mean you should skip maintenance, of course). Out of the box, it comes with four pre-installed RGB fans, including three reverse-blade 120mm fans at the bottom and one 120mm fan at the rear. Front I/O connectivity includes one USB Type-C Gen 2×2 port and two USB 3.0 ports.
The GAMEMAX NEX C53 will be offered in black and white versions. Pricing is set at US$64.99 for the black model and US$69.99 for the white model, both back by a 1-year warranty.
Pokdepinion: Pretty unusual layout for a mid-tower case.
