Calling all modders and enthusiasts: allow Raijintek to present the Eris Evo, their unique Super-Tower showcase, which they are presenting as a part of their All-Hardcore series. The Eris Evo also offers superior structural integrity, given that the chassis is manufactured using solid steel from the ground up. The exterior of the cases stands out from the competition with its striking implementation of a brushed aluminium front panel and use of two side panels consisting of 4mm of solid tempered glass. Where the true strength of the Eris Evo lies however, is on the inside: with masses of space, the chassis makes the perfect home for high-end streaming setups. Moreover the modularity of the case offers an abundance of welcome features for modders. The Features of the Raijintek Eris Evo at a Glance:Massive showcase compatible with motherboards up to SSI-EEB form factorSupports dual systems with two Mini-ITX motherboardsBrushed aluminium front and two tempered glass side panelsExcellent support for water cooling: 2x radiators up to 600mm supportedMaximum of 20x 120-, 12x 140mm- or 6x 200mm fans compatibleCompatible with graphics cards up to 512mm in length, 4x dual-slot horizontal or 2x dual-slot verticallySpace for 2x ATX power supplies, modular PSU shroudModular I/O panel with 4x USB 3.0 ports and HD AudioSlots for 5x 3.5 HDDs or 5x 2.5 SSDsThe Raijintek Eris Evo: Massive Chassis for High-End Gaming- and Streaming SystemsIt almost goes without saying, given its proportions, but the interior of the Raijintek Eris Evo is more than a match for SSI-EEB form factors that support dual-CPU setups. What is unusual here however, is the case\'s ability to support two Mini-ITX motherboards next to one another, something of interest to those intent on creating a high-end streaming system. Graphics cards up to 51.2 cm in length can be installed in the Raijintek Eris Evo. Four dual-slot graphics cards fit horizontally across the eight PCI slots. Alternatively, two dual-slot graphics cards can be installed vertically, and a compatible bracket comes included with the case. All this high-end hardware will naturally need to be powered, and fortunately the case supports two ATX power supplies for exactly this purpose. What also stands out from the competition is the modular design of the PSU shroud. The panel can be unscrewed and removed from the front to enable quick and easy access to the PSU\'s cables, which are installed diagonally. A bracket for the second power supply slot is also included, should only a single PSU be required. The space occupied by each power supply can instead be used for an HDD cage if needed, where two 3.5\"- or 2.5\" drives can be installed. An additional storage device, in either form factors, can be attached to the rear of the motherboard tray. Versatile Cooling Options in the Raijintek Eris EvoThe layout of the case has been specially designed for the installation of water-cooling hardware while also showing it off in its best light. The front- and rear of the case both support radiators with a length of up to 600mm (!) and a thickness of 65 mm. The roof can support a radiator up to 480mm in length and a thickness of also 65mm. Even the rear of the motherboard tray includes support for mounting a radiator with a length of 360 mm and a thickness of 30mm. Four large cut-outs in the partition between the front chamber and the rear of the motherboard tray enable the installation of hard tubing rear of the tower. The space between the motherboard tray and front panel can be used for mounting pumps and reservoirs, this will however limit the space available for graphics cards. Those who prefer to opt for air cooling are equally well catered for when it comes to keeping temperatures down. The front- and rear both support up to five 120mm-, four 140mm- or even three 200mm fans. Behind the motherboard tray lie slots for up to six 120mm fans. The roof supports up to four 120- or 140mm fans, the RGB-LEDs of which can be admired from afar via the 4mm thick tempered glass side panels. When it comes to CPU coolers, 170mm of space should be more than sufficient for even the largest tower-style coolers. Stylish Aluminium Front and Versatile I/O PanelThe front consists of 3mm thick, brushed aluminium in a unique design which is mounted in a similar manner to the tempered glass side panels, whereby a gap allows air to flow unobstructed over the components that need the most cooling. The modular I/O panel is also an unusual feature, offering four USB 3.0 slots and HD Audio support. It can be attached to a total of ten slots at the top front or rear or laterally lef