Concept Xslim，3.6 to 6.8L variable volume, the beginning of a new series of XTIA

[XTIA Design Studio]

It has been 6 months since the release of XPROTO-Atx, and we have not stopped researching interesting and fun designs before and after.
After a long period of design and many tests, we decided to introduce a new architecture system - XSlim. Different from the XPROTO series, the focus of the XSlim is to flex the chassis volume to achieve a high degree of fit with the hardware size. We think this is an architecture with potential for development, and XSlim-Mini is the first work of the XSlim series, and it is also the first attempt of this series.
We will continue to complement the categories of this series in the future.

Products should be able to go on sale in August or September of this year.

Form S
Form M
Form L

Form S : 3.6L
CPU cooler: 45mm
GPU: No

From M: 4.7L
CPU cooler: 65mm
GPU : 1 Slot

From L: 5.8L
CPU cooler: 85mm
GPU: 2 Slots

Comparison of L mode and XPROTO-MINI

Partially removable front panel allows special installation styles

 

[oasis1991]

my suggestion are

1. Form S : 3.6L
most air cooler around that size on the market are 47 mm in size
you should make this form fit 47 mm cooler
or even better make it 49mm (in my experience 2 mm from side panel make turbulence become unnoticeable)

2. From M: 4.7L
most air cooler around that size on the market are 67 mm in size
you should make this form fit 67 mm cooler
or even better make it 70 mm like Noctua L12s

 

[Analogue Blacksheep]

Liking this!

Imagine if someone put @REVOCCASES's RTX A2000 single slot mod in the M variant?

 

[L91]

Look very interesting

 

[scatterforce]

Very cool idea here. I like this a lot.

I might consider a second build in this case....

 

[XTIA Design Studio]

Liking this!

Imagine if someone put @REVOCCASES's RTX A2000 single slot mod in the M variant?

L Mode can use A2000 dual slots anyway

 

[XTIA Design Studio]

my suggestion are

1. Form S : 3.6L
most air cooler around that size on the market are 47 mm in size
you should make this form fit 47 mm cooler
or even better make it 49mm (in my experience 2 mm from side panel make turbulence become unnoticeable)

2. From M: 4.7L
most air cooler around that size on the market are 67 mm in size
you should make this form fit 67 mm cooler
or even better make it 70 mm like Noctua L12s

Thanks sir. We will think about it ..

For the current design, you can use M mode for 47MM and L mode for 67mm ( you can get around 1cm between the mesh and the fan) .
S mode is for i3 with 36mm CPU cooler

 

[Neathdrawls]

Just built in the case (in the L mode) this week, and have a post up on the forums on it.

Tldr; Great quality on the case, great options for users.

 

[Analogue Blacksheep]

It does look very smart in the pictures. Your definitely onto a winner here @XTIA Design Studio

 

[HWI]

The removable panel to allow the use of longer GPUs is an interesting idea and would be especially beneficial for blow through designs.

 

[Smole]

This case looks amazing, is there any way it can also be made compatible with smaller PSUs like the HDplex 250W GaN, allowing to use 2 slot cards while remaining in M mode rather than L?

With LP dual slot cards like the A2000 it might even be possible to keep the case in S mode with the card and 250W GaN psu "on top" of each other.

i'd be intersted in buying the case, when is it becoming available?

 

[thelaughingman]

i'd be intersted in buying the case, when is it becoming available?

You can buy the case from his webstore. It's already available for a while now