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AeroCool's P500C and P300C compact cases were on show at this year's CES trade event. The TechPowerUp team has documented plenty of empty enclosures across many booths and suites, so it was refreshing to see AeroCool present a fully operational system built inside a black P500C model. This is a mid-tower ATX PC case that sports an uninterrupted/frameless tempered glass design, spread across its front and side panel. The curved edges are a nice touch. TPU took in a "panoramic view" of the case's numerous "mirage infinity mirror effect" cooling fans—three 120 mm reverse-blade ARGB units are factory pre-installed on the side panel. A standard ARGB 120 mm fan is also included on the rear section—all controllable via the AeroCool P500C's integrated 4-port PWM ARGB fan hub.
TechPowerUp returned to normality when looking at the white P300C mini-tower M-ATX case—this demo unit was not filled up with components and loudly lit liquid coolers. AeroCool likely wants attendees to examine a bare interior—highlighting a floating motherboard tray design, also featured on the larger P500C. The latter supports ASUS and MSI boards with back connectors.
This model lacks some premium perks, but shares the same overall visual design with its more advanced sibling.
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TechPowerUp returned to normality when looking at the white P300C mini-tower M-ATX case—this demo unit was not filled up with components and loudly lit liquid coolers. AeroCool likely wants attendees to examine a bare interior—highlighting a floating motherboard tray design, also featured on the larger P500C. The latter supports ASUS and MSI boards with back connectors.
This model lacks some premium perks, but shares the same overall visual design with its more advanced sibling.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site