Sharkoon announced a new budget chassis with sports a colorful interior .
The new Skiller SGC1 mid-tower chassis isn’t the most distinct case on the outside. Like many budget towers, the construction is plastic on steel. The bottom portion of the front fascia hides frontal intake fans, whereas the top portion has two 5.25’’ drive bays–a rarity for modern chassis. Front I/O (2x USB 3.0 type A, headphone, and microphone jacks) are laid out across the top edge. The side panels are extruded outwards, and are available in windowed and plain variants. Tempered glass is all the rage now, but the SGC1’s window is old-school acrylic. The top of the case is predominantly covered by a large mesh cutout.
The SGC1’s less that in your face exterior hides some more interesting interior features. You can get a painted interior in black, red, green, or blue. The included LED-lit, 120mm rear fan comes in the same color as the interior. With such a standout interior, Sharkoon did well to include a bottom plate to hide the PSU and cables.
Motherboard support is from Mini-ITX to standard ATX with seven expansion slots only. Drive bays includes dual front 5.25’’ slots (one convertible to 3.5’’), two 3.5’’ slots (under the bottom plate), and two 2.5’’ slots (behind the motherboard). The maximum length for the PSU is 24cm and 40cm for GPUs. Combined with the maximum height of 16.5cm for CPU coolers, this case shouldn’t have a problem fitting most add-in cards.
For cooling, one 120mm rear fan and one 120mm front fan are included. The front can support an additional 120mm fan, or both can be changed for 140mm fans. The top of the case can fit either three 120mm or two 140mm fans. Both the front and top fan cutouts are filtered and can fit standard-depth radiators. There is also a filtered intake below the PSU.
The Sharkoon Skiller SGC1 is available now, per Sharkoon, but they did not give us a price.
