You would never figure out what the Aourus AC300W Lite booth can do!
The simplified version of the AC300W omits VR-Link support. We will immediately outline what this means.
The VR-Link mentioned in the introduction takes the form of an HDMI port on the front panel, which makes it easier to set up virtual reality devices. In the case of our current news, this has been lost due to cost reduction, but in other respects there is no substantive change compared to the original version - the Aorus logo has still been snatched from the power supply compartment, but this can hardly be called a painful move.
It also lights up (opening image), that’s the big magic.
Inside, we get a traditional, horizontal layout, with graphics cards we can stretch up to 40 cm in length, with CPU cooling we can choose up to 17 cm tower coolers. As shown in the picture, the power supply is housed in a closed system in the lower corner of the case, next to (quite precisely in this channel) there are two 3,5-inch drive bays with the same number of 2,5-inch slots behind the motherboard tray. Optimal airflow can be established as follows; Three 120 mm or two 140 mm fans at the front, two of the above dimensions at the top, and a 120 mm air agitator at the back.
Finally, two more important pieces of information. The first is that the RGB LED Aorus logo on the front panel can be parameterized with the GIGABYTE RGB Fusion software. The second is pricing, which has unfortunately been “forgotten” to announce at the announcement.
Source: techpowerup.com
