CHIEFTEC introduces white color option to Visio and Vega M series products
CHIEFTEC has announced the addition of white options to the Visio series PC chassis as well as the Vega M series PSUs. The Visio series feature a dual-chamber layout, making them compatible with cutting-edge back-connect motherboards like ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero. This design also improves cable management, result
CHIEFTEC has announced the addition of white options to the Visio series PC chassis as well as the Vega M series PSUs.
The Visio series feature a dual-chamber layout, making them compatible with cutting-edge back-connect motherboards like ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero. This design also improves cable management, resulting in a streamlined and tidy appearance.
The cases offer flexible cooling configurations, supporting 360mm radiators at both the top and bottom, 240mm radiators on the motherboard side, and CPU coolers up to 175mm in height. Additionally, their roomy interiors can accommodate high-performance GPUs up to 410mm in length.
The key distinction between the two lies in their design, with the Visio including tempered glass panels on the front and both side walls, complemented by six pre-installed 120mm ARGB fans that can be synchronized via a control hub.
On the other hand, the Visio AIR pairs tempered glass with a brushed aluminum and mesh front panel. It comes equipped with three pre-installed 140mm PWM fans—two at the bottom and one at the rear—designed to deliver optimal airflow.
Meanwhile, the Vega M series PSUs are built to meet the Intel ATX 12V 3.1 standard and deliver up to 850W of power while maintaining CHIEFTEC’s reputation for reliability at an accessible price point. It incorporates an LLC Half-Bridge converter paired with DC-to-DC technology, enhancing power efficiency and stability.
The PSU also features a fully modular design with extra-long cables to support larger PC cases, along with a 135mm fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) fan for efficient cooling and low noise levels. These features make it a solid choice for mainstream gamers and casual users seeking a balance between performance and affordability.
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The Visio series feature a dual-chamber layout, making them compatible with cutting-edge back-connect motherboards like ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero. This design also improves cable management, resulting in a streamlined and tidy appearance.
The cases offer flexible cooling configurations, supporting 360mm radiators at both the top and bottom, 240mm radiators on the motherboard side, and CPU coolers up to 175mm in height. Additionally, their roomy interiors can accommodate high-performance GPUs up to 410mm in length.
The key distinction between the two lies in their design, with the Visio including tempered glass panels on the front and both side walls, complemented by six pre-installed 120mm ARGB fans that can be synchronized via a control hub.
On the other hand, the Visio AIR pairs tempered glass with a brushed aluminum and mesh front panel. It comes equipped with three pre-installed 140mm PWM fans—two at the bottom and one at the rear—designed to deliver optimal airflow.
Meanwhile, the Vega M series PSUs are built to meet the Intel ATX 12V 3.1 standard and deliver up to 850W of power while maintaining CHIEFTEC’s reputation for reliability at an accessible price point. It incorporates an LLC Half-Bridge converter paired with DC-to-DC technology, enhancing power efficiency and stability.
The PSU also features a fully modular design with extra-long cables to support larger PC cases, along with a 135mm fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) fan for efficient cooling and low noise levels. These features make it a solid choice for mainstream gamers and casual users seeking a balance between performance and affordability. 
