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Enermax Releases iVektor.Q Special Edition Case

Nov 14, 2014

Special Edition: Enermax presents the iVektor.Q, a budget version of the popular gaming tower series with numerous extra features.

Hamburg, 14^th of November 2014. The Enermax iVektor series has won high praise from passionate gamers. Due to its unique and elegant design, the high manufacturing quality as well as the outstanding functionality, the midi tower contrasts strongly with the mass of gaming chassis at the market. The new iVektor.Q continues the successful series, but has been designed for entry-level gaming systems. According to that, the case is more compact than the original, and therefore also supports the smaller micro-ATX mainboards. Apart from that, the new Enermax midi tower provides several interesting bonus features.

Comfortable Monitoring & Controlling of the Cooling System
Enermax gave up the elaborate soft-grip coating of the original iVektor series, but still follows its exceptional shape and style. The patented LED ring of the integrated front fan creates an eye-catching and intensive blue lightning. The USB interfaces (1x USB 3.0 & 1x USB 2.0) and audio ports are located directly at the front. Apart from that, Enermax has integrated a LED display to monitor the system temperature. An internal thermal sensor can be mounted flexibly inside the system. But you can not only check the cooling performance, you can also adjust it with a RPM control switch in three steps. It is connected with the two pre-installed 12cm fans (front/rear).

Smart Layout
Considering the more compact size in comparison with the original iVektor chassis, Enermax has well arranged the layout of the new budget midi tower, so that you can still integrate strong gaming components. You can for example remove the frame of the upper hard disk cage, so that you gain space for longer graphics cards. The punched side panels allow for the installation of higher CPU coolers and a clean hidden cable routing behind the mainboard tray. At least two, maximum three, graphics cards, overall seven hard disk and solid state drives (2,5″ or 3,5″) as well as three 5.25″ optical disk drives fit into the iVektor.Q.