Aigo Xingcanlan Dalan Dual Screen Edition PC Case Lists for $111

Aigo has listed the Xingcanlan Dalan Dual Screen Edition PC case on JD.com, introducing a unique design that prioritizes visual customization over traditional aesthetics. This chassis matters to builders who want to showcase internal components through integrated displays rather than relying solely on tempered glass side panels. The dual-panel setup allows users to swap or customize the screens, offering a flexible way to display system status or personal artwork.

Dual 6-inch panels and 360mm AIO support define the budget chassis

The case adopts a 'sea view room' layout, which typically features a fully tempered glass front and side to expose the interior hardware. It includes two interchangeable 6-inch display panels that replace standard solid panels in this design language. This configuration targets enthusiasts looking for a distinct visual identity for their gaming or workstation builds.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 478x240x505mm
• Display Panels: Two 6-inch panels
• CPU Cooler Height Limit: 170mm
• GPU Length Limit: 450mm
• Power Supply Support: ATX

Internal dimensions support a CPU cooler height of up to 170mm and a GPU length of up to 450mm. The chassis accommodates ATX power supplies and provides flexible storage options, including four 2.5-inch drives or a mix of two 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch drives. A hidden hinge wall-mounted drive bay adds to the internal organization without cluttering the main chamber.

Cooling flexibility is a key feature, with support for up to seven 120mm fans positioned across the top, front, and rear. The case also supports 360mm AIO liquid coolers for high-performance thermal management. Front I/O includes one USB-A 2.0 port, one USB-A 3.0 port, and one USB-C port for convenient connectivity.

The pre-sale price is set at 749 CNY (around $111), making it an accessible option for budget-conscious builders seeking a distinctive look. Availability begins on September 7, 2024, in China. This pricing positions the case as a low-cost entry into the dual-screen PC chassis market.