Product comparison · 2 computer cases

Aerocool XPredator X1 vs Aerocool XPredator X3

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  • 48specifications compared
  • 19differ
  • 29identical
  • 4known for one product only

Key differences

  • Material
    • XPredator X1:SPCC
    • XPredator X3:SECC
  • Product colour
    • XPredator X1:Black
    • XPredator X3:Black, Red
  • Number of 3.5" bays
    • XPredator X1:6
    • XPredator X3:8
  • Number of internal 3.5" bays
    • XPredator X1:6
    • XPredator X3:7
  • Number of expansion slots
    • XPredator X1:7
    • XPredator X3:8
  • Illumination colour
    • XPredator X1:Orange
    • XPredator X3:Red
  • Maximum CPU cooler height
    • XPredator X1:15.8 cm
    • XPredator X3:18.6 cm
  • Maximum graphics card length
    • XPredator X1:40 cm
    • XPredator X3:31 cm

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Comparison of XPredator X1, XPredator X3
52 specifications
Design8 differ
MaterialDiffersSPCCSECC
Product colourDiffersBlackBlack, Red
Number of 3.5" baysDiffers68
Number of internal 3.5" baysDiffers67
Number of expansion slotsDiffers78
Illumination colourDiffersOrangeRed
Maximum CPU cooler heightDiffers15.8 cm18.6 cm
Maximum graphics card lengthDiffers40 cm31 cm
Maximum PSU lengthKnown for one15.8 cmUnknown — not stated by the source
Number of 2.5" baysKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source1
Power supplyidentical
Power supply includedKnown for oneNoUnknown — not stated by the source
Cooling7 differ
Front fans installedDiffers1x 120 mm1x 200 mm
Number of front fans supported (max)Differs31
Front fans diameters supportedDiffers120 mm200 mm
Rear fans installedDiffers1x 120 mm1x 140 mm
Rear fans diameters supportedDiffers120 mm120,140 mm
Top fans diameters supportedDiffers120 mm120,140,200 mm
Bottom fans diameters supportedDiffers120 mm120,140 mm
Liquid cooling capabilityKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers190 mm223 mm
DepthDiffers475 mm533 mm
HeightDiffers482 mm527 mm
Material thicknessDiffers0.5 mm0.7 mm

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