Stefan Mileschin

Computex Taipei is just around the corner, and this year, BitFenix invites showgoers to catch a glimpse of the next level of visual impact for hardware design. Since the legendary Prodigy, BitFenix has proven to the world that compact cases don't have to mean small performance. This year, the designers at the BitFenix Labs have turned their attention to the living room, and have devised a new slim case specifically tailored to the living room environment, both in form and in function. Adding a never before seen user-configurable visual element, the BitFenix Pandora is a sleek mini ITX case that is poised to once again shake the world of compact case designs.

The second BitFenix case entry turns its attention to the extreme enthusiast crowd. Not since the Shinobi XL has BitFenix released a chassis that meets the needs of serious water cooling enthusiasts. At Computex 2014, showgoers will bear witness to the BitFenix Atlas, a futuristic design that is engineered to be the most flexible and feature-packed case for extreme PC enthusiasts. Atlas not only features two selectable layouts but also a unique test bench mode suitable for both hardware testing and extreme overclocking. Along with an advanced lighting system, Atlas is one enthusiast chassis that looks as good as it performs.

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