Kolink gave the Inspire K2 ARGB something that helps it stand out from the crowd: the front is equipped with a striking design as well as an ARGB-LED strip which can be controlled via the I/O panel. Together, the front is reminiscent of a printed circuit board or a scene from one of the Tron films. The almost invisible recesses also serve to allow fresh air into the case. The tinted tempered glass side panel offers users a view of the interior, specifically of the Micro-ATX motherboard. Naturally this Micro-ATX case supports powerful hardware and plenty of drives that would combine to make this an exceptional gaming system. This makes the Kolink Inspire K2 ARGB one of the ideal cases for gamers on the lookout for something with great value and an eye for unusual designs.
The Kolink Inspire K2 ARGB Micro-ATX Case at a Glance:
Strikingly shaped front with ARGB lighting
Tempered glass side panel and PSU slot in the to
Space for 1x 120mm fan in the front and 1x 92mm fan in the back (pre-installed)
Space for graphics cards up to 320mm and CPU coolers up to 150mm
I/O Panel with one USB 3.0, one USB 2.0 and RGB-LED controls
Rear 92mm Fan pre-installed
Light and easy to transport at just 3.9kg
Value Micro-ATX Case from Kolink for Gamers
The Kolink Inspire K2 ARGB is an extremely affordable Micro-ATX case that is, in style terms, oriented more towards gamers. It can fit graphics cards up to 32cm in length. What is particularly striking about it however, is the front with its angular aesthetics as well as its PCB-inspired look complete with cutouts to help draw air into the case. The look of the front is accentuated by the addition of semi-transparent strips, behind which lies an ARGB-LED strip. At the top towards the front lies the USB 2.0- and USB 3.0 connection as well as RGB lighting controls. A tinted, tempered glass side panel helps to round out the stylish design of the Inspire K2 ARGB.
The interior of the case provides space for Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX motherboards. Graphics cards can be up to 320mm long, and CPU coolers are limited to 150mm, meaning that there is more than adequate space for mainstream coolers. In terms of cable management, the cover on the right side is curved to provide that bit of extra space. The front allows for a 120mm fan. There is space for a 92 mm fan at the back.
Towards the top/front of the case lie two slots, the top one can hold a 3,5- or 2,5" drive. Under this, in the second slot, there is space for a 2,5" SSD. At the bottom, users have the option of installing another 3,5- or 2,5" drive.
