Jonsbo has unveiled two new PC cases, the UMX4 and the RM3, both of which should stand out in the flood of PC cases due to the combination of high-quality materials, flawless manufacturing and other details.

Based on a standard mid-tower PC case design, the UMX4 is the successor of the quite popular UMX2 PC case and is made with a combination of aluminum and steel measuring at 437x207x426mm. It supports ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards, up to 310mm long graphics cards and up to 162mm tall CPU coolers, has seven PCI expansion slots and have support for two 3.5-inch and four 2.5-inch drives.

When it comes to cooling, the UMX4 comes with three pre-installed 120mm fans (two at the top and one at the rear) and support additional two 120mm fans at the bottom.

The RM3 is the successor of the RM1 and this mini-tower PC case only supports mini-ITX and micro-ATX motherboards. Despite its small size of 385x215x336, it still supports up to 310mm long graphics cards and up to 170mm tall CPU coolers. It is also made from a combination of aluminum and steel with 5mm tempered glass side panel.

The RM3 also has a separate space located below the motherboard which is used for PSU mounting and provides cleaner look and features the illuminated Jonsbo logo underneath the motherboard tray.

It supports up to three 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch drives as well as comes with three pre-installed fans, one 140mm at the top, one 120mm at the rear and one 120mm at the bottom. As a mini-tower PC case, the Jonsbo RM3 only has four PCI expansion slots but the rest of the design really looks clean.

Both new PC cases from Jonsbo should be already available with a price set at €149.99 for the UMX4 and (159.99 for the tempered glass version) and €109.99 for the RM3.















Source: Jonsbo.eu.