Akasa unveils fanless Mini-ITX case for silent PCs
Akasa announced the Euler MX2, a fanless Mini-ITX case made from aluminium that’s built for silent PCs using Intel desktop CPUs up to 35-watt power. It features a built-in 220-watt power converter, two bays for 2.5-inch drives, and no moving parts, making it suitable for unattended systems like kiosks and digital signage. The MX2 starts at £195 and is available in multiple regions.
- Supports Intel CPUs up to 35W TDP
- Fully passive design—no fan required
- 220W built-in DC-to-DC power supply
- Two internal bays for 2.5-inch drives
- Starting price £195; available globally
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