Thermaltake has introduced the AX1000, a workstation chassis designed for AI applications. The case features a dual-system layout, where both sides support XL-ATX or SSI-EEB motherboards and provide 10 expansion slots each.
The right side of the chassis uses a MESH panel, while the left side offers a choice between glass or MESH. The front panel includes I/O ports for both systems and supports the installation of a 3.9-inch LCD screen for monitoring.
The internal configuration accommodates two standard PS2 or ATX power supplies, 190mm CPU coolers, and up to 24 drive bays for 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch storage. It also features two 5.25-inch expansion slots and supports 360mm expansion cards.
For cooling, the chassis holds up to 29 fans of 120mm or 140mm. The top section supports dual 420mm or 360mm all-in-one liquid coolers, or dual 560mm or 480mm custom liquid cooling loops. Dust filters are installed on the front, top, bottom, and side.
Users can expand the system by stacking the AX200 multi-function module above or below the AX1000 to increase power, cooling, and storage capacity. The AX1000 TG model is priced at TWD 32,890, while the AX200 module costs TWD 12,890.
