Graphics card compatibility depends on the available GPU clearance of the case. Before purchasing, compare your graphics card’s length and thickness with the maximum supported dimensions listed in the case specifications. It’s also important to allow enough space for power connectors and cable routing to ensure a proper fit.
Supported motherboard sizes vary by case model. Most CPS cases support standard form factors such as E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX. Please refer to the product specifications for detailed compatibility information.
Radiator support depends on the case layout and available mounting locations. Depending on the model, CPS cases may support radiators up to 360mm. Please refer to the product specifications for compatible radiator sizes and installation positions.
Vertical GPU support depends on the specific case model. Some cases support vertical installation using a compatible GPU mounting bracket and PCIe riser cable. Please refer to the product specifications to confirm compatibility and installation requirements.
The maximum CPU cooler height depends on the specific case model. Before installing an air cooler, compare its overall height with the maximum CPU cooler clearance listed in the case specifications to ensure proper fitment and side panel clearance.
Back-connect motherboards place power connectors on the rear of the PCB, helping create a cleaner-looking build with improved cable management. Compatibility depends on the specific case model. Please refer to the product specifications to determine whether back-connect motherboard designs are supported.
Many CPS cases include removable dust filters to help reduce dust buildup while maintaining efficient airflow. The location and number of dust filters may vary by model. Please refer to the product specifications for detailed information.
When choosing a case for an AI workstation, look for excellent airflow, support for high-performance hardware, cooling compatibility, and sufficient space for future upgrades. These features help ensure reliable cooling, stable performance, and long-term system scalability.
Yes. Many AI workstations can be built in a mid-tower case, provided it offers enough space for your components and supports efficient cooling. For more demanding configurations, such as multi-GPU systems, a larger case may provide additional room for expansion and improved airflow.