Adata XPG introduces new PC cases and SFX PSU

XPG is jumping into the growing small form factor market with a new ecosystem of Nvidia SFF-Ready certified components. The company has today unveiled its Valor Nano series of microATX cases and the compact Pymcore SFX power supply, all designed to enable powerful builds in a space-saving design without compromising on performance.

The new chassis lineup consists of two variants to suit different aesthetic preferences. The Valor Air Nano features XPG's signature ‘Exoskeleton' design for a more aggressive gaming look. On the other hand, the Valor Mesh Nano offers a more understated and sleek aesthetic with clean mesh panels. Despite their compact microATX footprint, both cases boast impressive hardware support, with clearance for GPUs up to 370 mm long and support for up to a 360 mm radiator on top.

Perfect for powering these compact builds is the new Pymcore SFX PSU. This small unit is fully compliant with the Intel ATX 3.1 standard and is 80 Plus and Cybenetics Gold certified, launching in 750W and 850W models. Moreover, it comes equipped with the latest 12V-2×6 power connector, making it ready to handle high-end RTX 50-series GPUs right out of the box. XPG is also highlighting its use of all-Japanese capacitors and a 7-year warranty.

The key takeaway here is the ‘SFF-Ready' certification. By designing the Valor Nano cases and Pymcore SFX PSU to work together, XPG is aiming to simplify the process for builders who want to create a compact PC without having to worry about component compatibility or thermal performance. The cases even feature tool-free panels and a generous 35.6 mm of space for cable routing to make the building process smoother.

KitGuru says: Which Adata XPG Valor Nano case model do you like the most?  If you were to build a system on one of these, would you power it with the Pymcore SFX PSU or would you rather go for another PSU?

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