Computex 2018: RIOTORO Unveils Project Morpheus Case & More

Computex 2018 is now officially underway. Our next batch of product announcements are from RIOTORO, who is showing off a “convertible” concept case, 1200w power supply and more.

Project Morpheus

Although hardware and PC needs have changed, cases have not evolved at the same pace according to RIOTORO. Project Morpheus Concept 1 is a unique “design exploration” unlike any standard case that came before it.

Dubbed as the “first convertible PC chassis,” Project Morpheus is a tool-less case that can change from micro-ATX to a mid-tower. In mid-tower mode, it can house up to seven 120mm fans or two 240mm radiators. The entire exterior of the case is perforated mesh, while the interior features dual compartments for separate CPU/GPU, both helping to improve airflow.

As stated, this is a concept case, so there is no information on pricing or any indication whether it will be brought to market.

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

Builder Edition 1200w Power Supply

This 80 PLUS Gold power supply is fully-modular with flat cables and an impressive 5-year warranty. As far as stability goes, it offers a separate 12V CPU rail, Japanese solid-state capacitors, and the typical RIOTORO voltage/short-circuit protections.

The Builder Edition 1200w power supply will be available (or is already available) at a suggested retail price of $219.99, which makes it one of the least expensive 1200w modular power supplies on Newegg.com. Seems like a solid value if you are in the market for that much juice.

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

CR380 Mid-Tower Case

RIOTORO’s latest mid-tower case, the CR380, will hit stores sometime in Q3 at an impressive $39.99 price point. It’s not easy to find a reputable brand mid-tower at that price point, so this seems like a really solid option.

Other than a sleek looking, mesh front panel, the CR380 features a side window, ample space for different cooling solutions and support for GPUs up to 300mm.

Quiet Storm RGB Fans

Completing our tour today, let’s take a look at the new Quiet Storm RGB 120m fans. These are compatible with ASUS Aura, Gigabyte Fusion, and MSI Mystic RGB motherboards. Although there is no information on when these will be available, the fans will be sold individually (MSRP of $19.99) or in a kit containing three fans (MSRP of $59.99). For those interested to see how these stack up to the competition, specifications are below:

  • Fan connection: 4-pin PWM
  • RGB connection: 4-pin 5-volt RGB (WS2812B compatible)
  • Speed: 1000-1500 RPM
  • Air Pressure: 0.54 to 1.7mm-H2O
  • Airflow: 40.1 to 54.52 CFM
  • Noise level: 20.1 to 27.6 dBA
  • LEDs: 10 RGB
  • Includes 2 sets of rubber anti-vibration bumpers – gray and black
  • 2-year warranty

This slideshow requires JavaScript.

That concludes our look at RIOTORO’s latest products, but stay tuned for additional coverage from Computex 2018.

Matt Ring (mdcomp)

About Matt Ring 143 Articles
Matt Ring has been part of the Overclockers.com community for 20+ years. He built his first computer at age 12 and has been hooked on computer hardware and overclocking ever since. For the past 10 years, Matt has worked in technology for internet and software companies. These days, Matt focuses on editing and behind the scenes work to keep Overclockers.com humming.

Loading new replies...

Avatar of maxfly
maxfly

Member

2,067 messages 2 likes

i like the concept of having a convertible case but they need to minimize the logo. same with the logo on the atx case.
meh on the 1200w psu. thats a market that is so chock full of top tier models it will be a long uphill road for them there.
the fans could be promising, altho i like the rgb leds to be frame mounted rather than on the fan core.
thanks for the article!

Reply Like

Avatar of trents
trents

Senior Member

24,789 messages 33 likes

I would like to see cases that have built in ports for PSU, drives, fans and motherboard connectors so as to be able to do away with much of the cabling we now fight with.

Reply Like