Because of the tightly packed layout inside the case, as well as Stormforce’s grand job on the cable management, we’re not able to bring you the photos that we’d usually present so we’ve moved the power supply as much as we can and tried to wiggle our camera inside. We also had to remove the a metal panel from inside, which can be used to mount a paid of 2.5” SSD/HDDs to.
Stormforce have built the system upon the ASUS Prime H-310I-PLUS motherboard, using the Intel H310 chipset. Mounted onto that is a pair of Crucial 8GB DDR4-2666 DIMMs, making up 16GB, and an Intel Core i5 9400F processor.
For graphics delivery, the ASUS Phoenix GTX 1660 has been used, which David reviewed in-depth here:
If you focus on the top-right of the case, just inside of the frame, you can see the in-line RGB selection that controls the colour of the front fan. Stormforce have wired this up to the reset switch on the front of the chassis for RGB LED control without taking the side panel away. Clever.
Stormforce have built the system upon the ASUS Prime H-310I-PLUS motherboard, using the Intel H310 chipset. Mounted onto that is a pair of Crucial 8GB DDR4-2666 DIMMs, making up 16GB, and an Intel Core i5 9400F processor.
For graphics delivery, the ASUS Phoenix GTX 1660 has been used, which David reviewed in-depth here:
If you focus on the top-right of the case, just inside of the frame, you can see the in-line RGB selection that controls the colour of the front fan. Stormforce have wired this up to the reset switch on the front of the chassis for RGB LED control without taking the side panel away. Clever.
