GameMax, a growing brand known for its PC gaming components, has just launched its latest product the GameMax N80 panoramic dual-chamber chassis. This new case stands out with its unique split dual-chamber design, offering a fresh take on both aesthetics and functionality.
Innovative Design for Better Cooling
The N80 introduces a design that divides the case into two separate compartments. This dual-chamber layout allows for independent cooling in each section. The space between the chambers lets cooler air flow into the upper section, improving the overall cooling performance compared to traditional case designs.
Key Features of the GameMax N80
The N80 is packed with user-friendly features. It has a modular design with a quick-release structure, making assembly faster and more efficient. The case is compatible with hidden-connector motherboards like ASUS BTF, MSI Project ZERO, and GIGABYTE Stealth, which helps hide cables for a cleaner look.
The case also has a dedicated cable management space to keep everything tidy. For those who want to show off their graphics card, it supports vertical GPU installation with optional brackets.
The N80’s design features large curved glass panels, offering a 270-degree panoramic view of the interior, which is perfect for users who like to showcase their PC builds. For safety, the glass is coated with an explosion-proof film.
Cooling and Lighting Features
Cooling is further enhanced with fan mounts on the motherboard side, and both chambers have their own cooling systems. The case comes with six ARGB/PWM fans and a controller that offers 81 lighting modes. The fans can be daisy-chained for synchronized lighting effects, and the RGB lighting can also be synced with the motherboard.
Price and Availability of GameMax N80
The GameMax N80 chassis is now available for purchase at $165.90. This chassis seems to be a solid option for gamers and PC builders who want both style and performance in their setup. sign and range of features, it’s a strong option for PC builders who want both style and performance in their setups.
