Alphacool Apex Benchtable launches for around $556, offers open-air modular testing for any ATX or E-ATX build

Alphacool launches the Apex Benchtable, a modular open- air PC testing platform priced at 499.98 EUR. It supports ATX, E- ATX, and multiple radiators.

Alphacool Apex Benchtable launches for around $556, offers open-air modular testing for any ATX or E-ATX build

Alphacool has launched a special open-air PC testing bench called the Apex Benchtable. This modular platform is perfect for building and benchmarking water-cooled systems without any restrictions usually found in a PC case. It's relevant for enthusiasts seeking a reliable, accessible setup for intricate water cooling builds or rapid component changes.

Modular carbon fiber and aluminum chassis supports ATX, E-ATX, and multiple radiators

This open bench-style chassis features a sturdy combination of carbon fiber rods and CNC machined aluminum connectors. It offers compatibility for ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX, and E-ATX motherboards. The layout enables easy access for mounting components directly onto the frame for diagnostics.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 466.86 x 460.86 x 415.43 mm
  • Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX
  • Material: Carbon fiber and CNC machined aluminum
  • Radiator Support: One each of 360mm, 240mm, 120mm
  • Fan Support: Up to six 120mm fans

Up to six 120mm fans can be installed to regulate airflow. The system is designed with specific mounts for one 360mm, one 240mm, and one 120mm radiator. There's an additional mount for the reservoir, making it ideal for custom loop setups. Dimensions: 466.86 x 460.86 x 415.43 mm.

Two USB 3.0 Type-A connectors are present for front I/O access. Additionally, traditional audio output and microphone input ports are included. It can be purchased directly through the Alphacool online store. Pricing is 499.98 EUR ($556) without VAT and shipping.

Comments (1)

  1. Five hundred euros is a steep entry fee for a testing bench. I just need a table that does not wobble when I swap the motherboard.

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