Computer Case Chieftec Chieftronic G1

Turn upside down

Chieftronic G1 is a full-sized FullTower computer case from Chieftec with an unusual arrangement of computer components. Thus, the power supply unit and a basket for a pair of 3.5-inch HDDs are moved up and separated by a partition. This allows you to install as many as three fans on the bottom of the case, blowing directly onto the most energy-consuming, and therefore hot PC component — the graphics card. Or install a graphics card water block.

Glass and metal

The main material of the Chieftronic G1 is 0.8 mm thick sheet steel (with a typical 0.4 mm on the market), which is why the case weighs as much as 8 kg. Due to such an impressive weight, the vibration of hard drives will be silenced by itself. The side panel is made of tempered glass with light tinting, and the front panel is made of matte plastic with a pair of independent LED strips. They are connected, like the only complete fan, to an ARGB hub, which can be controlled via a remote control.

In the same style

The Chieftronic G1 hub syncs seamlessly with motherboards using ASRock Polychrome, ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light, and Gigabyte RGB Fusion technologies. On the front panel of the Chieftronic G1, you can place two more 14 cm turntables, or a 280 mm processor dropsy. There are four seats for 2.5-inch SSDs: two in plain sight and two hidden behind the motherboard tray. The tower CPU cooler fits up to 16 cm high (with a typical 15.5 cm).

Thorough Filtration

The graphics card in the Chieftronic G1 can even fit a 40-centimeter one (at a rate of up to 33 cm). Easy-to-remove dust filters are prudently installed on the intake ventilation grilles, that is, front and bottom. For better air intake, the case is raised on high legs. We also recommend that you look at other Chieftec computer cases: the low-cost Chieftec Gaming Hawk and Chieftec SCORPION II GL-02B-OP, equipped with four fans at once.