FSP introduces cabinet with curved glass panel for panoramic view

FSP launched this week the S380, a new m-ATX case with a curved glass panel for a panoramic view of the internal components. In other words, the case uses a side glass panel that discreetly joins the front panel, also in glass with a curvature to complete the effect.

Being a compact case without a traditional front panel, FSP has a different solution for fans. Thus, the S380 comes with three 120mm fans with RGB lights already installed: one at the back for air exhaust and two on the right side panel for air intake. On the top there is space for another three 120mm fans or a 360mm radiator, while on the bottom there is room for another three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans.

In addition to space for fans, FSP’s new S380 case can accommodate micro-ATX or mini-ITX motherboards. Users will be able to install GPUs up to 44.5cm long and coolers up to 16cm high. Despite its compact size, the case also supports ATX power supplies up to 24cm.

FSP S380 Case Price and Availability

FSP’s new cases measure 460 x 285 x 368mm and weigh 6.4kg without components installed. The manufacturer first made the products available in Taiwan, in black or white, for NT$1,990. That’s roughly R$337.58 at the current exchange rate.

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For fans of this “bird’s eye view” of the internal components in a PC, we’ve had other recent options that are worth checking out as well. Similar in size to the S380, Jonsbo has introduced the TK-0, which also features a wooden detail to set it apart.

Meanwhile, for those looking for something bigger, Corsair has introduced the 3500X series, which doesn’t have a curve in its glass panels, but offers more space.

Via: Guru3D