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Computex: Calyos showcases updated NSG-S0

Dominic Moass June 2, 2017 Cases, Computex, Cooling

Tucked away at Seasonic's Computex booth, we managed to find the Calyos NSG-S0 passively cooled chassis. Having gone to visit the Calyos HQ in February, it is quite amazing how far the chassis has come in such a short amount of time.

As you can see above, this Calyos NSG-S0 prototype has received the Watermod treatment and it looks very slick. Compared to the prototype I saw in Brussels, this looks miles better.

We also got an update from Calyos on the chassis' drive capacity: users will be able to fit 3x fans or 2x 3.5-in HDDs or 4x 2.5-in SSDs in the CPU rack area of the chassis, while the GPU rack area can house 1x fan or 1x 3.5-in HDD or 2x 2.5-in SSDs.

KitGuru says: It is good to the NSG-S0 coming along so well. It is definitely one of the more exciting products I have seen this year, and I am looking forward to seeing more when the chassis finally lands later this year.

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