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The S8i-AC designed by CiT is the second instalment of the popular business case with Type C port and additional ventilation. The S8i-AC is a stylish, compact & high performance Micro-ATX case designed to complement any home, office, and school. Depending on your space requirements, the case is designed for horizontal or vertical use.
An all-black exterior and a highly expandable interior allows for multiple drives to be installed along with a quick release side panel and fully tool-less design guarantees quick and easy installation.
The height/width of precisely 95mm the CiT S8i-AC is unusually compact, and it allows you to set the orientation depending on the space available. With exceptional flexibility and scalability makes it a brilliant choice for use in offices and schools thanks to the enhanced multi-functional applications the S8i-AC offers.
CiT S8i-AC
A Micro-ATX 8.3 Litre chassis designed for home, business, and school usage.
Stylish Brushed Finish
The brushed finish on the front panel is elegant, clean and completes the refined, tidy look of this attractive case.
Advanced Thermal Solution
Includes a front 80mm black fan with plenty of ventilation providing an exceptional cooling performance.
Added Ventilation
A refined top and side panel with ventilation holes provide even more ventilation than before to keep your key hardware and your compact system cool.
Added Security
Thumbscrews and security screws give you the choice when securing the side panel to the chassis. Additional screws are also provided to allow the front panel to be secured to the chassis.
Internal Tray
The CiT S8i-AC is designed with a larger hole on the internal tray to allow use of taller CPU coolers.
Supports Micro-ATX Motherboards
Efficiently utilising the compact size of the chassis, the S8i-AC supports Micro-ATX providing flexibility for system integrators.
Standard TFX 12V 300W Power Supply
A compact TFX form factor power supply is required due to the dimensions of the case. This points outwards from the bottom of the case when set vertically.
I/O Ports inc. 1 x USB3.0 & 1 x USB 3.X Type C
The I/O ports situated on the front panel includes 1 x USB3.0 & 1 x USB 3.X Type C.
Key Features
Max Motherboard Width
244 mm
Max Motherboard Height
244 mm
Supports AIO Cooler
No
Main Colour
Black
Case Type
SFF
Case Form Factor
SFF
Power Supply Included
No
Optimised for
Business
80Plus Rated
No
PSU Form Factor
TFX
Illuminated
No
L.E.D Fan
No LED
Max 2.5" Drives
2
ATX
No
Micro-ATX
Yes
ITX
Yes
E-ATX
No
Cooler Height
80 mm
Built-in Card Reader
No
USB Type-C Support
Yes
Side Panel Type
Solid
GPU Length
250 mm
PSU Depth
175 mm
Number of Fans
1 fan(s)
RGB LED Controller Included
No
LED Strip(s) Included
No
Fan Connector
3-pin DC or Molex
Maximum Motherboard Size Supported
mATX
RGB Software Type
None
Total 2.5" + 3.5" drive bays
2
Power Requirement (auto)
3 W
USB3.0 ports
1
USB-C ports
1
Low Profile Expansion
Yes
Create Your Own Gaming PC (CCL)
No
Back Connect Support
No
Specification
Form Factor
Desktop Case
Case Colour
Black
Material
0.6mm SGCC
ABS
Motherboard Compatibility
mATX
Mini-ITX
Storage
Internal Expansion Bays
2 x 2.5"
Expansion
Expansion Slots
4 x Half Height
Interfaces/Ports
USB Ports
1 x USB-C 3.1
1 x USB 3.0
Headphone Ports
1 x 3.5mm Jack
Microphone In Port
1 x 3.5mm Jack
Electrical
Cooling System
Front: Supports 1 x 80mm fan (included)
Power Supply
TFX Power Supply supported
Warranty
1 Year
Box Contents
Case
Screw Pack
Feet
Weight & Dimensions (W x D x H)
329 x 298 x 95 mm
2.3 kg
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