TRYX Releases New E-ATX Mid-Tower Case LUCAL70 with Innovative Features

TapTechNews June 19th news, TRYX, which has previously launched the curved screen water cooling, recently launched an E-ATX mid-tower case called LUCAL70 on its official website, including black and white versions.

The case uses the popular full-view seascape room design, the front glass panel is a hinged door-opening structure, with the overall aluminum alloy exoskeleton and 1mm thick SGCC galvanized steel plate, and a TRYX-themed laser nameplate can also be installed on the top.

A major feature in the design of LUCAL70 is that its bottom is equipped with an X-shaped suspended base with a height of 40mm, which can enhance the cooling effect of the bottom fan.

TapTechNews notices that this case of TRYX is a modular layout, and can be switched between the two modes of under-power-supply-placement and upper-power-supply-placement.

In the under-power-supply-placement mode, the top of the case supports 3 140/120mm fans and is compatible with 420/360 water cooling radiators, and the bottom supports 1 140/120mm fan;

while if choosing the upper-power-supply-placement, the top of the case supports 2 140/120mm fans and is compatible with 240 water cooling radiators, and the bottom supports 3 140/120mm fans and is compatible with 360/280 water cooling radiators.

TRYX LUCAL70 supports E-ATX motherboards, and is also compatible with ATX and M-ATX back-plug motherboards, reserving a 65mm wire management space.

It supports a 400mm long graphics card, a 200mm long power supply, and a 170mm high CPU cooler, and provides 9 2.5-inch hard drive bays and 2 3.5-inch hard drive bays.

The IO panel of this case is located at the bottom of the front and provides 1 USB3.2 Gen2x2 20Gbps Type-C interface that supports 30W fast charging, 4 5Gbps Type-A interfaces and 1 3.5mm two-in-one audio jack.