Product comparison · 2 computer cases

VIDA Genesis Tower Black vs VIDA Zephyr V2

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  • 40specifications compared
  • 14differ
  • 26identical
  • 4known for one product only

Key differences

  • Number of 2.5" bays
    • Genesis Tower Black:1
    • Zephyr V2:2
  • Number of expansion slots
    • Genesis Tower Black:4
    • Zephyr V2:5
  • Maximum CPU cooler height
    • Genesis Tower Black:15.8 cm
    • Zephyr V2:16 cm
  • Maximum graphics card length
    • Genesis Tower Black:27.8 cm
    • Zephyr V2:34 cm
  • Maximum PSU length
    • Genesis Tower Black:17 cm
    • Zephyr V2:20 cm
  • Front fans installed
    • Genesis Tower Black:1x 120 mm
    • Zephyr V2:3x 120 mm
  • Top fans diameters supported
    • Genesis Tower Black:120 mm
    • Zephyr V2:120,140 mm
  • Top radiator sizes supported
    • Genesis Tower Black:120,240 mm
    • Zephyr V2:120,240,360 mm

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Comparison of Genesis, Zephyr V2
44 specifications
Design6 differ
MaterialDiffersAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), Glass, SPCC, Toughened glassGlass, Mesh, Metal, SPCC, Tempered glass, Toughened glass
Number of 2.5" baysDiffers12
Number of expansion slotsDiffers45
Maximum CPU cooler heightDiffers15.8 cm16 cm
Maximum graphics card lengthDiffers27.8 cm34 cm
Maximum PSU lengthDiffers17 cm20 cm
Cooling3 differ
Front fans installedDiffers1x 120 mm3x 120 mm
Number of front fans supported (max)Known for one3Unknown — not stated by the source
Front fans diameters supportedKnown for one120 mmUnknown — not stated by the source
Top fans diameters supportedDiffers120 mm120,140 mm
Top radiator sizes supportedDiffers120,240 mm120,240,360 mm
Front radiator sizes supportedKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source360 mm
Rear radiator sizes supportedKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source120 mm
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers195 mm210 mm
DepthDiffers340 mm406 mm
HeightDiffers423 mm450 mm
WeightDiffers3.27 kg4.7 kg
Packaging data1 differ
Package weightDiffers3.98 kg3.5 kg

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