It is not very complicated to understand the concept of this box and where it focuses. The problem is in the details, since it is so innovative and totally new that it will surprise you on several points, since this chassis tries to emulate the shape of a shoe, hence its name.
Cooler Master Sneaker X: the first box-sneaker on PC
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Cooler Master, the company has announced several products that, although they are curious for different reasons, are not really innovative. The only one that has shown that it is worth pointing out this Sneaker X, a concept that has been called JMDF Sneaker also because it was presented in January of last year and after a little over a year it has been perfected and polished to finally adopt that name.
It has taken two years to be able to offer what we see here in its final form, and although the design is of a shoe itself, the reality is that the size is much larger, although not gigantic.
To bring the mod to life, the brand and the modder worked with different designs of well-known brand models, one of them luxury.
Thus, the general concept is similar to the Balenciaga Triple S with touches of Jordan 13 and other models of Adidas sneakers. An example of what the culture of Sneakers represents for people and now more than ever with a fashion totally unleashed by retro and different.
Measured benefits and different elements
It is surprising that details such as a car or motorcycle suspension spring are implemented in a sneaker as a concept, but this Sneaker X is very special. There is not much information about it and less now that it is going to go on sale from the third quarter of this year, but the company has revealed interesting things.
First of all, this Sneaker X can house the latest in CPU and GPU, where to cool them we can install an AIO. It is not specified if it accepts AIO for both components or only for CPU, but by size it seems that it will be the second option.
Nothing is said about the allowed size of the power supplies, but seeing the dimensions in perspective, we surely need one. PSU SFX. Finally its price, which is unknown, but we have a precedent and this was precisely the previous version of the JMDF modder made by hand.
That mod cost a whopping $3,999 already finished, so we hope that by making the chassis en masse and prior reservation, this value will drop quite a bit, although it will never reach the tightest pockets since it is a limited series.
