Akasa Turing A50 case will allow you to create a silent PC based on AMD Ryzen 4000
Akasa will launch the Turing A50 chassis in February for a compact desktop computer with zero noise. The FanlessTech resource reported on the preparation of the novelty, which had images of the product at its disposal.
The case is designed to form a noiseless station based on the electronic “filling” of the ASUS PN50 nettop. We are talking about using an AMD Ryzen 4000 Renoir processor with Radeon Vega 7 graphics. The amount of DDR4 RAM can be up to 32 GB (two SO-DIMMs).
The Akasa Turing A50 case provides efficient passive cooling. Thus, the ribbed outer surface acts as a heat sink to remove heat from installed components.
The novelty allows horizontal and vertical arrangement. In one of the side parts, there are USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports, as well as a standard audio jack.
Computers based on Akasa Turing A50 will be able to carry onboard a 2.5-inch drive, as well as an M.2 solid-state module. It is possible to display the image on several monitors at once.
There is no information about the estimated price at the moment.
