During tank production, the slogan of "a box that understands hardware" was played, which is the representative work of ATX-II chassis structure. Its internal space is relatively large, so it is convenient to install hardware, and basically there will be no conflict between hardware and chassis, or the installation is very laborious. The front panel adopts double fan position design, which can better dissipate heat, and the popular acrylic side transparent plate is added to the side. The differences are as follows:

First, on the front panel, tank 3 cancels the basically useless CD-ROM position, thus increasing the fan position from two to three. With the front concave iron net, the heat dissipation effect will be better. With this front panel, I feel more beautiful and fashionable. In the side plate part, the previously super-grindable acrylic plate was changed into the now popular holographic side view of tempered glass. You can see more clearly through one side of the glass, and you don't have to worry about rubbing it.

The board has also been upgraded to increase its thickness. The I/O position has been moved to the top, which is convenient for users to put the chassis under the desktop. Another important upgrade is that RGB colorful fans can be installed on the front/top/back of the chassis to make the chassis cooler.