Xeron, a relatively new PC component brand, has announced the launch of its Nex C53 and NEX C33 PC cases. Featuring dual tempered glass panels and BTF motherboard support for compact form factors, both models are available in black and white.

Both models feature seamless front and side tempered glass panels alongside a front-mounted PSU layout. Xeron ships each case with four pre-installed daisy-chained ARGB fans, including three bottom intake fans and a single rear exhaust fan. Hardware clearance across both cases accommodates graphics cards up to 425mm in length, CPU air coolers up to 180mm tall, and top-mounted 360mm radiators. Front I/O connectivity includes a USB-C Gen 2×2 20Gbps port and two USB 3.0 ports.

Designed for ATX and mATX BTF motherboards, the Nex C53 measures 435x235x435mm and supports up to seven 120mm fans. It also incorporates an adjustable bottom fan bracket featuring a 12° tilt to direct airflow toward the GPU. Meanwhile, the smaller Nex C33 measures 435x235x355mm and focuses strictly on mATX BTF systems while offering identical GPU, CPU cooler, and radiator clearances. Additional shared hardware includes an integrated GPU support bracket and a hidden side-panel handle.

Xeron sets suggested retail pricing for the Nex C33 at $59.99 in black and $64.99 in white. The larger Nex C53 retails for $64.99 in black and $69.99 in white.

KitGuru says: Xeron's new Nex cases offer budget-friendly entry points for builders looking to make the jump to a BTF motherboard. 

Jonsbo has introduced the D34, a new compact desktop case designed for Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX systems. Like many modern PC cases, this one does natively support back-connector motherboards, allowing users to keep cables hidden at the back of the case. 

The Jonsbo D34 prioritises ventilation via metal-mesh sections on the top and side panels. The case also features an integrated monitoring display built into the front panel, using a nickel-plated, semi-transparent reflective coating that shows real-time system status information and component temperatures.

Despite the small footprint, you can fit plenty of hardware into the case, including graphics cards up to 333mm long, ATX power supplies up to 180mm long, and CPU air coolers up to 165mm in height. A height-adjustable graphics card support bracket is included to support heavier GPUs. Internal storage support consists of two 3.5-inch drive bays and a single 2.5-inch mount, although you can convert one of the 3.5″ bays to hold two 2.5″ drives.

Cooling support allows for up to five fans. The top and bottom sections each support dual 120mm or 140mm fans, while the rear panel accommodates a single 120mm exhaust fan. Liquid cooling compatibility includes top-mounted radiators in 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, and 280mm sizes. Front I/O connectivity includes one USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C port, two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports, and split audio and microphone jacks.

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Gamdias has launched its new flagship PC case – the Atlas P6 CG. This one is for PC gamers who want their build to be the centrepiece of their set-up, with panoramic views of the internals, and even a dedicated platforms for displaying figurines. 

The Atlas P6 CG has a curved glass panel that wraps from the front to the right hand side, giving a multi-angle view of your internal components. A dedicated figure display platform with an omni‑directional spotlight allows users to present collectibles alongside hardware, while a tool‑free side‑panel clasp provides quick access for swapping components or display items.

As you may expect, this case also supports back-connect, connector-hidden (BTF) motherboards, so you can keep all of your motherboard power connectors in the rear-side of the case and reduce clutter in the front. There are plenty of Velcro tie points and 90mm of depth to keep everything tidy at the back as well.

Cooling is handled via a chimney-style ventilation design that draws cold air from the lower section and expels heat through the upper and rear panels. The case comes equipped with four pre-installed 120mm Notus M1 PWM ARGB fans arranged as three slanted bottom intakes directed toward the graphics card and one rear exhaust. An included 8-port PWM ARGB fan hub manages lighting and speed synchronisation, while dual integrated ARGB light strips provide additional illumination.

Motherboard compatibility includes ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. There's also space for graphics cards up to 425mm in length, CPU coolers up to 165mm in height, power supplies up to 200mm deep, and liquid cooling radiators up to 360mm on the top panel. The front I/O configuration includes a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2×2 port (20Gbps), two USB-A 3.0 ports, dedicated LED control, a spotlight toggle switch, and HD audio. Removable magnetic dust filters are fitted to the top, side, and bottom panels.

The Gamdias Atlas P6 CG has launched with an MSRP of $139.99.

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