New GAMEMAX T20 PC chassis features a 90-degree motherboard layout

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The new GAMEMAX T20 micro-ATX chassis for compact PCs features an interesting design and layout you don't usually see. Its wraparound glass panels allow panoramic views of your components, but it's the 90-degree motherboard that stands out. GAMEMAX notes that it enhances cooling via a 'stack cooling effect,' but from what we can see, it gives the case and build a unique look with a vertical GPU and AIO CPU cooler that catches the eye.

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The new GAMEMAX T20 micro-ATX chassis includes a unique 90-degree motherboard layout.

I love how it allows you to vertically mount a GPU without needing a PCIe riser - something that has been an issue with the latest GeForce RTX 50 Series. Although it's a compact case for small form factor builds, it still supports radiators up to 360mm in size and comes pre-installed with two of the company's 120mm Tornado T12-R ARGB PWM fans. GPU-wise, it supports cards up to 383mm long, so there's room here to assemble a PC gaming beast.

And with BTF Motherboard Support, superior cable management opens the door to some aesthetically pleasing (and clean) panoramic views.

Power supply-wise, it supports both SFX and SFX-L power supply units. The GAMEMAX T20 will be available in two options: $79.99 for the black version and $83.99 for the white version. Here's a breakdown of the specs.