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XPROTO-L V2 will integrate the handle design by default. And can support all known 50 series graphics cards on the market without increasing the size
The bottom of the graphics card side will use an opening design similar to XPROTO-N to be compatible with more graphics cards. The way the power supply is installed provides more options
The power extension cord fixing hole on the top has been removed
XPROTO-L v2 is compatible with all previous expansions (some accessories conflict with the handle and cannot be used at the same time)
For more details about Xproto-L V2, please watch our updated tutorial video
Need 21.5CM Double reverse pcie riser cable


(With filp module )


Please read ALL the information below before you buy!
AIO mounting: You can add an AIO module (or two) and a custom set of cables (for both versions of the Xproto; you can order a set for your power supply on this website) to cart and checkout the items together. One case can be attached with up to two AIO brackets without paying any extra postage for the brackets. If there are more than 2 AIO brackets in your order, please note that you will have to pay extra shipping costs (~$5USD for each additional AIO bracket).
The AIO bracket is compatible with both the Xproto and Xproto-L.
GPU compatibility: There are 3 PCI slots for GPU mounting, ensuring you can use giant graphics cards such as the 3090 FE. There is 345mm of GPU length clearance, plenty enough for even the largest graphics cards available.
Warning: The PCIe riser cable is Gen3/GEN4 (PCIe 3.0/4.0). If you are using PCIE 4.0/5.0 Mobo, please set your PCIe slot setting from Gen5/4 (PCIe 5/0/4.0) to Gen4/3 in the BIOS. If you do not change the setting, there is a high risk that you will have video output issues. Theres no need to be concerned about being limited to Gen3, as testing has shown that even with an RTX 3080, there is less than a 5% performance loss downgrading from a Gen4 to Gen3 connection.

What are the differences between the Xproto and Xproto-L? Why would I get an Xproto-L as opposed to the original?