Krux Astro ARGB (KRX0016) vāciņš

Krux Astro You got here quickly, so we know three things about you. First, you're a gamer. Second, you're looking for a case for yourself. Third, you're looking for a small build that would fit in the corner you can dedicate to your gaming gear. If we guessed at least two reasons why you're here, that means we've already found one very good solution – our KRUX Astro case. Distinctive style The box for your computer, named our KRUX Astro, was created specifically for passionate gamers who nevertheless choose or were forced by circumstances to choose small and compact builds. As in every case created specifically for gamers, here too you'll find a window through which you can observe your components throughout their life cycle. Almost like in a dollhouse or an aquarium. Such tiny cases are called "cute" by some people or simply compact. We just use their names… Compact size However, we didn't abandon our roots. Into the KRUX Astro, even though it's small and compact, we managed to fit a strip with multicolored LEDs that change their colors according to your wishes. So our strip can be called smart and fully conscious. Despite its size, it properly illuminates the interior of your case and shows where you left your computer if it ever disappears from sight due to its small size. If, besides the ability to find the case, you value airflow, take a look at the KRUX Trek. There we focused specifically on this aspect. Universal case Since you already know what KRUX Astro looks like, it's time to get acquainted with its installation options. Let's start with the information on what will come out – it will be warm air pushed out from inside by an 80 mm diameter fan. But let's move on to the main course, i.e., the computer's internals. Into the Astro you'll install micro-ATX and mini-ITX size motherboards. In addition, you can put in a graphics card up to 280 mm long together with a power supply (up to 280 mm long), which converts the current from the wall into something acceptable for your gear. And if you think there's a lack of colors, in the front you can fit two additional 120 mm fans, necessarily with ARGB or RGB. Space for drives Do small dimensions mean little space? Not at all! Into the KRUX Astro you'll put up to two 3.5" drives (that's theoretically even 40 TB of space) and up to four 2.5" drives. But remember that three drives mounted on the side will slightly obscure the interior of your beautiful computer. I/O panel Once you've assembled the computer, installed all the components, it's time to turn it on and connect a few accessories. At the very top, at the front of the case, you'll find the most important button – power, next to it a button for emergency and very quick problem solving, i.e., Reset. Moving further to the right side – one USB port, two Jack 3.5" inputs (for microphone and headphones). And at the very edge – two more USB connectors, one of them 3.0. That's everything that you and we managed to fit into our little KRUX Astro.