GameMax's T20 is a microATX case that gives you a panoramic view into your PC

Coming off GameMax's aggressively-designed Blade Concept, the company has lifted the veil on a more subdued, but still rather unique-looking case, the T20.

One of the main differences between the Blade Concept and the T20 is that while the latter is a full-on ATX case, the T20 is targeted towards the compact PC audience, being a microATX mini-tower case.

To be sure, even for a mini-tower, it's slightly on the bigger side, measuring 340 x 215 x 462mm (LxWxH). But that might not matter in the face of the T20's the most distinctive feature, the 90-degree wraparound glass covering the top, side and front of the case, allowing for an all-round view inside of your PC.

As the rear of the case is taken up by a grill meant for the fans, the ports for the GPU and motherboard have been shifted to the bottom. The potential inconvenience of ports at the bottom is offset, though, as the layout allows the T20 to native support vertical GPU mounting without the need for a PCIe riser.

The ability to vertically install the GPU also means that, despite the mini-tower size, it's able to accomodate a GPU with a length of up to 382mm.

Such a GPU would probably need heavier cooling; which is why the rear of the T20 supports three 120mm fans or up to a 360mm radiator. The bottom and motherboard cover also support a 120mm fan each (both of which come pre-installed), allowing for up to five 120mm fans in total in the case. Finally, the T20 also supports back-to-front (BTF) connector motherboards, and SFX and SFX-L PSUs. 

Pricing and availability

The GameMax T20 comes in black and white colours, and retails for US$79.99 for the former and US$83.99 for the latter. No word on local availability yet, however.

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