** THE VOID JUST GOT BIGGER - INTRODUCING THE KOLINK VOID X **

[ChugNorris]

Following on from the immensely popular Kolink Void chassis introduced last year, we have the newest iteration - The Void X. Sporting a larger chassis, the Void X doubles up on the infinity mirrors on the front panel, alongside a pair of ARGB strip accents. There's a rear 120mm ARGB PWM fan installed as standard for extra ARGB goodness. Both the front panel and the fan ARGB can be controlled either using the RGB button on the I/O or by connecting to a compatible 3-Pin 5V ARGB motherboard connector and using the relevant software. Alongside that, the Void X sports a full tempered glass side panel, space for up to E-ATX motherbaords, dual radiator support (240/280/360mm at the front plus 240mm at the top), VGA cards up to 360mm including dual slot vertically mounted cards (riser cable sold separately) plus 175mm CPU coolers and ATX PSU's.

There's plenty of case here for the money, and considering how well received the Void originally was, I can see this one doing well! Stock is available to order today.


Kolink Void X ARGB Midi Tower Case - Black Window @ £74.99 inc VAT



Stylish Midi-Tower for motherboards up to E-ATX, Infinity ARGB mirror-effect front panel + dual ARGB strips, 1x 120mm ARGB-LED PWM fan pre-installed, Radiators up to 360mm, 2 x USB3.0



Only £74.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW

 

[Kurgen]

not convinced by that price tag, I would be still be going for Phanteks over the Kolink

My basket at Overclockers UK:

• 1 x Kolink Void X ARGB Midi Tower Case - Black Window= £74.99
• 1 x Phanteks Eclipse P360 Air Mid Tower Case Tempered Glass DRGB - Satin Black= £68.95

Total: £156.24 (includes shipping: £12.30)​

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[pastymuncher]

It seems very poorly designed just to fit a infinity effect to the front. From the pictures the top and bottom fan positions seem to be completely blocked and only around 50% of the middle one is clear so airflow is going to be a problem. There are far better cases available for the money which is a shame as Kolink have knocked out some pretty good bang for buck cases in the past.

 

[BeeP]

It seems very poorly designed just to fit a infinity effect to the front. From the pictures the top and bottom fan positions seem to be completely blocked and only around 50% of the middle one is clear so airflow is going to be a problem. There are far better cases available for the money which is a shame as Kolink have knocked out some pretty good bang for buck cases in the past.

Hmmm aye form over function....I'm not even that keen on the form.