XPG has just launched two new products designed to keep your system running cool and looking sharp: the Starker Air BTF case and Hurricane Mag fans.
The XPG Starker Air BTF is an ATX chassis that prioritises airflow. Available in black or white, this case boasts support for 360mm radiators at the front and top, a 140mm rear fan, and a total of twelve 120mm fans. The case also supports standard and reverse-connector motherboards (including the latest ATX 3.1 designs) to provide a cleaner aesthetic.
With support for graphics cards up to 390mm long, you can easily mount most GPUs. For added convenience, the case features a magnetic front panel for easy access to the dust filter, as well as tool-less tempered glass side panels.
Complementing the Starker Air BTF are the XPG Hurricane Mag fans in black and white. These ARGB fans come in packs of four and offer something quite useful: you can switch the airflow direction with two clicks of a button. With this, you can instantly switch the fan direction from intake to exhaust, or vice versa. The Hurricane Mag fans also sport a clever magnetic design, allowing you to easily connect and synchronise up to six fans, eliminating cable clutter and simplifying installation.
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KitGuru says: Although the Starker Air BTF is an airflow case, the front panel seems a bit too restrictive with big solid segments. On the other hand, the porosity of the front mesh behind the panel looks way above average. Then, there are the XPG Hurricane Mag fans with the standard and reverse modes, which left us wondering how well they perform in both cases.