A Pandora for larger builds
BitFenix introduced its Pandora case last September, a stylish and compact case for smaller builds. Some users complained that it was too compact and pleaded with BitFenix to construct a bigger version for more meatier builds, and that's what they did. Meet the Pandora ATX, a much larger version that can supports up to E-ATX motherboards.
For the Pandora ATX, BitFenix went with steel side panels instead of brushed aluminum like its predecessor. While some will bemoan that decision, the upside is that the new case costs the same as its little brother.
One thing that BitFenix kept the same is the ability to load your own custom graphic on the front panel. That feature's been retained for the Pandora ATX.
You can look for the Panodra ATX to debut for around $110 in August.
BitFenix also showed us its Nova case and a revised Atlas chassis. The Atlas is the more interesting of the two. Compared to the first version, this new edition is a little bit smaller, a decision BitFenix made to get the price down and reduce shipping costs.
Have a look:
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