An expensive new case from German Regner was recently reviewed by the overclocker Der8auer. It is a model from the dizzying price of 1900 entirely liquid-cooled, which integrates two large radiators on the two side panels. The radiators cover the entire area on each panel and are supported by three huge silent 140mm fansa configuration that makes the case one of a kind and that clearly addresses liquid cooling enthusiasts, who at the same time are looking for the most performing system.
Regner decided to adopt a system of semi-passive cooling, entrusting the air circulation entirely to the fans installed in the front and rear, a rather common method in larger computer systems such as servers. The inside of the case makes use of a double chamber design, in order to optimize the space for the pipes connected to the radiators. The spaces are thus divided, so as to house motherboard, CPU, RAM and M.2 storage unit separately on one side, as well as GPU and 2.5 drives on the other. Inside is also including a riser cable for connecting the video card to the system.
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The case also splits the cooling in two, dedicating one side panel to the dissipation of heat of the CPU and motherboard, to reserve the other entirely for cooling the graphics card. However, it is not clear whether the two radiators are actually independent or whether it is a unified system. Regner however includes all the necessary components, including also the tubes and a PWM pump EKWB EK-Loop DDC 4.2. Instead, you will need to purchase both the blocks and the tank separately.
The design adopted by Regner has a fairly elaborate aesthetic, with large flaps in the front. At the top there are also doors USB Type-A and Type-C, along with the two headphone jacks and microphone input. The really high price makes it undoubtedly one of the most expensive houses ever made.
