TechPowerUp - ADATA XPG Unveils CRUISER Super Mid-Tower Chassis
“XPG announces the XPG CRUISER super mid-tower chassis. The CRUISER is a full-size E-ATX chassis that supports E-ATX motherboards with dimensions (H x W x D): 493 x 234 x 466 mm (19.40 x 9.21 x 18.35 in). It also sports XPG's Exoskeleton. Includes three XPG VENTO 120 ARGB.
XPG's Exoskeleton design is a visual language unique to XPG. It maintains XPG's signature balance between airflow intake efficiency and ARGB aesthetics. The XPG CRUISER's front glass panel enhances airflow intake while allowing the included XPG VENTO 120 ARGB fans to shine through the front of the chassis.
XPG CRUISER's power supply unit (PSU) chamber allows PSUs of up to 180 mm in length while remaining compatible with both full modular and fixed PSU options. The combo drive trays can shift horizontally to make room for PSU cables. The XPG CRUISER has seven horizontal PCI-E slots and two vertical installation slots and supports graphic cards of up to 350 mm (without a radiator at the front) in length.
XPG CRUISER offers an array of I/O ports such as a high-speed USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C port, a Hybrid Audio Port, and an LED button with an onboard ARGB controller. It also supports various storage options, including up to two 2.5" HDDs or SSDs at the back of the chassis and two 2.5"/3.5" HDDs or SSDs in the combo drive storage bays.”
My thoughts: Despite XPG’s assertion about “visual language” it is very similar to others in the market. Good airflow might be a problem.