The boutique CLX Ra is 20.5 x 20.5 x 9.5 inches.

For instance, the Corsair Vengeance a4100 is 17.7 x 15.6 x 8.3 inches and the HP Omen Obelisk is 17.1 x 14.1 x 6.5 inches. When compared to its competitors, the Trident X is more compact than it seems on first glance. There’s not much to see except the RGB light ring from the CPU fan, but it is far easier to open then removing screws all the time if you expect to tinker often. Then you can drop the tempered glass cover in. You’ll need a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the right side panel, and then screw on two hinges for the glass door in their places. But MSI also includes a glass side panel that you can swap if you prefer it. The computer ships with aluminum side panels, with venting that highlights the GPU and CPU cooler (and has room for PSU cooling). Below that is the other side of the power supply, providing ample room for intake. It’s connected to the motherboard by a riser cable that goes around the case and ultimately mounts vertically. On the right side, the GPU takes over the top half of the case. If you were to take the side panel off, that’s where the PSU is mounted, too. The right side has the mini ITX motherboard, covered by a low-profile 120mm CPU cooler with an RGB light ring. The slim design features several compartments that aren’t necessarily how a PC is traditionally built.

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