** EVGA Hadron Air Mini-ITX Case **

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Announced recently, the Hadron case from EVGA has had the tech press going crazy. this super small MiniITX chassis is capable of housing a high end VGA solution and comes complete with a PSU capable of powering it.





EVGA Hadron Air Mini-ITX Case - including 500W Gold Power Supply - Black @ £169.99 inc VAT

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Now you are able to build a mini ITX system with enthusiast performance! The EVGA Hadron mini ITX chassis was designed to not make any compromises. At a mere 305mm height and 169mm width, the EVGA Hadron chassis is extremely small, but capable of holding today's latest hardware.

With an included 500W Gold rated power supply, support for a full sized graphics card, sleek looks and enthusiast features, the EVGA Hadron mini ITX chassis packs a serious punch.

Features:-
- Sleek look, extremely compact size!
- Mini ITX Form Factor
- Integrated 500W Gold Rated Power Supply w/ 40A on +12V Rail
- Supports most full size enthusiast graphics cards! (Up to 267mm, double slot)
- 2 x 2.5/3.5in Drive Bays
- Supports slim slot load optical drive
- 2 x USB 3.0 Ports
- HD Audio In/Out
- 2 x 120mm Exhaust Fans
- 3 Year Warranty

Specification:-
- Color: Black
- Form Factor: Mini-ITX
- Power supply: 1x integrated
- Expansion Slots: 2

Total fan possible:
- 2x 120mm (cover)

Thereof pre-installed:
- 2x 120mm (cover)

Drive Bays:
- 1x 5.25-inch slimline slot-in (external)
- 2 x 3.5 / 2.5 inch (internal)

I / O Panel:
- 2x USB 3.0 (internal connector)
- 1x each Audio In / Out
- Maximum video card length: 267 mm

- Dimensions: 169 x 305 x 308 mm (W x H x D)
- Material: Steel
- Weight: 6 kg

Power Supply:
- Efficiency: 80 Plus Gold certification
- Power: 500W
- +3.3 V: 20 A
- +5 V: 20A
- +3.3 V & +5 V: 130W
- +12 V: 480 W / 40 A
- -12V: 6 W / 0.5 A
- +5 Vsb: 17.5 W / 3.5 A

Only £169.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
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Looks nice but sounds like an oven on air.

I dunno if it has the space for a water loop, though. It has absolutely no air intakes. Unless you reverse the airflow, and even then the GPU blocks it.
 
Make said:
Looks nice but sounds like an oven on air.

I dunno if it has the space for a water loop, though. It has absolutely no air intakes. Unless you reverse the airflow, and even then the GPU blocks it.
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Hi,

about the air intakes, there are wholes in the bottom and the two fans are at the top, the airflow is pretty well in it.
At the end of the year we are also going to launch the Hydro version with pump, reservoir and radiator pre-installed. You can see more at http://eu.evga.com/articles/00777/#Hydro
 
EVGAdominik said:
Hi,

about the air intakes, there are wholes in the bottom and the two fans are at the top, the airflow is pretty well in it.
At the end of the year we are also going to launch the Hydro version with pump, reservoir and radiator pre-installed. You can see more at http://eu.evga.com/articles/00777/#Hydro
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Hi,

Now that you mention it, I guess the top fans will create a nice pressure for the air to go from down to up.

That hydro version sure does sound interesting as well.
 
pgi947 said:
Hydro looks a interesting bit of kit dom!

Evga going to move into larger form factor cases?
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This would be the next step but at the moment I do not have confirmed information about this. First we will have a look how the feedback on the Hadron will be. If the community feedback a lot that they do also want to see bigger cases I can imagine we will take a look into this :)
 
The EVGA Hadron chassis comes in two different versions, with different levels of compatibility when it comes to CPU coolers.

EVGA Hadron Air:

Compatible with many aftermarket CPU air coolers.
NOT compatible with aftermarket all in one water coolers.

EVGA Hadron Hydro:

Compatible with many aftermarket CPU air coolers.
Compatible with all in one water coolers, (single 120mm radiator) Example: Corsair H80/H60
Compatible with many aftermarket DIY water cooling kits. EVGA will sell a certified kit separately.

http://www.evga.com/support/faq/?f=59439
 
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