Montech has unveiled the F738 PRO PC case at Computex, introducing a design that separates power supply components from the main build area. The dual-chamber layout improves airflow by isolating heat-generating hardware while keeping cable management cleaner for builders.
Dual-chamber layout isolates power supply while adjustable front panel balances visibility and cooling.
The chassis features a patent-pending front panel with adjustable window blinds. A physical slider lets users open, angle, or close the panel to balance visibility and cooling performance. Two large 170mm fans sit behind the panels to pull air through the system.
Montech includes a special bracket that secures the floating chambers during shipping. The same bracket doubles as a removable phone holder once installed in the case. The included bracket secures the floating chambers during shipping and doubles as a removable phone holder, offering versatile functionality without needing additional parts.
The F738 PRO ships alongside an F738 VISION variant featuring a traditional tempered-glass front panel. The F738 PRO and its VISION variant cater to enthusiasts seeking improved cooling efficiency and tidy cable management compared to traditional chassis layouts.
Source: TweakTown
