In 2017 we wrote an article titled "The 8 Ugliest PC Gaming Cases We've Ever Seen". Two years later, FSP said "stop the beer" and announced the T-Wings CMT710. [Just as Andy Chalk fell in love with the design of Cougar's Conquer 2, T-Wings must have its fans. In fact, the design is a slimmed-down version of the Conquer 2, but it is by no means a copy.

I'm not among those who admire it, but I won't pass judgment on those who do; when Lian Li's PC-777B case was released, I owned it and reviewed it positively.

T-Wings certainly... Different; FSP has banished the traditional tower blueprint and built a "stylish symmetrical design for hardcore gamers." The main section can accommodate an E-ATX motherboard, a full-size ATX power supply, and a graphics card up to 240mm long. There are eight expansion slots.

The "subsystem" section is limited to ITX motherboards up to 180mm long and SFX power supplies and has two expansion slots. It is intended for content creators, streamers, and others who want a second system.

For storage, T-Wings offers two 2.5" drive bays and three 3.5" drive bays. For cooling, a 360mm radiator can be mounted in each section for users who prefer liquid cooling. Additionally, there are a total of six fan mounts.

It is unclear when this will be available for purchase, but FSP has set the MSRP at $499. Therefore, one must really fall in love with the design to consider this product.