Aerocool klaw, a new inexpensive 'gaming' box for pc

Aerocool is launching a new inexpensive PC case with a design reminiscent of the InWin H-Frame. We are talking about the Aerocool Klaw G-V1, which comes with the particularity of a front with three addressable RGB bands, which separate the front of the box to give a very particular touch.

Aerocool Klaw is a new gaming box with triple addressable RGB LED strip and ample space for components

The rest is more classic, with tempered glass on the left and right, but also wide openings on the sides of the case so that any fan behind can breathe.

Inside, there seems to be plenty of room and an ATX configuration can be installed with graphics cards up to 370mm in length and a 164mm heatsink for the processor.

As standard, there is only a 120mm fan at the rear. Like the front lighting, this fan can be controlled by a button, wireless remote control, or 5V RGB compatible device. The connection is made through a ten port PWM hub, which will facilitate the connection of the other fans. Three 120mm or two 140mm fans can be installed at the front, and two at the top in both formats.

For storage, two hard drive bays are included under the power supply cover, four dedicated 2.5-inch bays are also available. The entire box measures 445.5 x 228 x 461mm with a 0.6mm steel frame.

Currently you can see the full specifications of the Aerocool Klaw G-V1 on the brand's official site and it is possible to reserve the chassis for 72.90 euros (Via Alternate)

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