BitFenix Unveils Ghost Chassis Built for Silence and Liquid Cooling
The Ghost is built with Serenitek silencing material that coats the inside of the front and side panels, and anti-vibration HDD trays, rubber grommets on the PSU, and quiet 120mm Spectre fans all contribute to the noise-reducing effort. By removing the top fan filter, users can access the compartment designed for a 240mm radiator to accommodate a liquid cooling setup.
The Ghost’s NanoChrome finish is designed to blend plastic and metal parts so you can’t tell the difference--which, if it’s as good as advertised, will be a sensation--and the pre-modded rails inside are made for LED strips for an easy and attractive lighting scheme.
Four USB ports (two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0) populate a front panel, along with the Bitfenix S4 hot-swap bay so users can swap out disks without opening the case.
In the U.S., the Ghost will be available at the end of the month for $99.
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That is a sweet little case for $99. The led arc at the bottom is a really nice subtle accent. |
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I like the conservative look of many of their cases, but for a gaming computer i love to just smack a ton of fans on to my case. |
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I like this case. It has a well thought out design and the built-in silent technology will be popular too. |
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Really liking this case, and at $99 the price sure is right! |
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I wish theyd make a version with aluminium :/ |
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Quiet and understated, I like the dedicated 2.5" drive bays. That should allow the use of bigger Video Cards without having to remover any of the drive cages like in many other cases. |
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That is one sexy case. They make some really nice looking cases. Like how understated the outside is. |
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