Two full-height glass panels, four 140 mm ARGB fans, a hub, a graphics card support and room for two 420 mm radiators: the Radiant.X is here, in black and in white.
An unobstructed view
The Radiant.X is something you look at first: two glass panels, and nothing to break them up.
The front and left side panels are tempered glass over their full height, edged with a thin strip of black steel. The logo sits vertically on the front. Inside, the components are on display as in a showcase — that's the whole point of the panoramic case, which the Radiant.X takes all the way to full-tower size.
It measures 52.5 cm high by 49.5 cm deep, and takes ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards.
Four 140 mm ARGB
Three on the motherboard side, one at the rear, already fitted and wired.
Two 420 mm radiators
One on top, one on the side: room for an ambitious liquid cooling setup.
A hub and a remote control
Fans and lighting are driven from a single hub, connected to the motherboard.
The graphics card vertically
Eight vertical slots and a bracket included, to show it face on.
- of graphics card, horizontal or vertical
- 455 mm
- of CPU cooler height, max
- 185 mm
- 420 mm radiators, top and side
- 2 × 420
- expansion slots
- 8
- ARGB fans included, in millimetres
- 4 × 140
And in white
The same case, the same equipment, a different light.
The Radiant.X White takes everything from the black version — glass panels, fans, hub, graphics card support — in a light finish that brings out the lighting. On the front, up top: two USB 3.0 ports, one USB 3.2 Type-C and the audio jacks.
The questions we get asked
Does it take an E-ATX motherboard?
No: ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX. The space saved goes to liquid cooling and cable management.
How many fans can you install?
Four 140 mm fans are included. You can add three 140 mm on top, and one 140 mm plus two 120 mm at the bottom.
What power supply length?
Up to 220 mm, in ATX format.
Are there dust filters?
Yes, a removable filter under the case, in front of the power supply.
Previewed at Computex 2023
Before its release, the Radiant.X was on our stand in Taipei. A look back at those four days.
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