BFKK A1 Lite White Mini-ITX Tower ARGB 2 Sirius Loop ASL120 fans PC case
- Micro ATX / Mini-ITX
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A white Mini-ITX tower with tempered glass, a transparent RGB stand and two 120 mm ARGB fans, supporting 320 mm GPUs and 160 mm CPU coolers
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The BFKK A1 Lite White is a Mini-ITX tower case built from SECC steel and tempered glass. It includes two Sirius Loop ASL120 fans with dual addressable RGB loops visible from both sides. A tinted transparent stand allows the integrated lighting to shine through for a distinctive look.
This case fits Mini-ITX motherboards and graphics cards up to 320 mm long. CPU coolers up to 160 mm tall are supported. The 80 PLUS Gold AC input handles 100-240 V power. Builders needing Micro-ATX motherboard support, more than two expansion slots, or 3.5-inch drive bays should consider a larger chassis.
Confirm your Mini-ITX board matches the two PCI-E expansion slots. Measure your graphics card against the 320 mm length limit and your CPU cooler against the 160 mm height limit. The case accepts two 2.5-inch drives internally. Front I/O provides two USB 3.0 ports and HD audio.
| Type | Micro ATX / Mini-ITX |
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You need a Mini-ITX motherboard; the case only supports that form factor and provides two PCI-E expansion slots for add-in cards.
Yes, the chassis allows a 320 mm long GPU and a 160 mm tall CPU heatsink while still accommodating the two supplied Sirius Loop ASL120 fans and additional 120 mm cooling positions.
Connect the ARGB headers to a compatible motherboard or controller, then use the board's RGB software to cycle through modes; the stand and both fan loops should illuminate simultaneously.
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