The most striking part of the system is almost certainly the front panel, being one, continuous piece of clear plastic, with a pair of massive, 200mm RGB fans tucked in behind.



Above the fans is an angled section with the case IO. We get a pair of USB 3.0, a pair of USB 2.0, headphone and microphone ports and a reset and power switch. This section should be easy to access whether the case is on the floor or on your desk.



The entire side of the case is a single piece of tempered glass, slightly tinted to add a premium feel. The panel is removed using the locking pin at the top-centre.



The rear of the case was used as the exhaust for the 120mm all-in-one watercooling solution for the 8700K, and obviously houses the majority of the PC’s inputs and outputs. The GTX 1070 Ti outputs via a pair of DisplayPort, a pair of HDMI and a single DVI-I port.

On the motherboard’s IO shield, you will find a pair of USB 2.0 ports at the top, a DVI and HDMI output, USB 3.1 Type-C, two USB 3.1 Type-A ports, a pair of USB 3.0 ports, RJ45 network connection and three 3.5mm audio ports.

Stormforce have also added a wireless network card, utilising a 300Mbps connection through a pair of antenna.
The 500W PSU is located at the bottom of the case.