The D31 and D41 are close siblings and come in a variety of versions to suit everyone.
Jonsbo, known for its clean homes, is among the new members of its line of products, which are introduced in the spring D31/D41 The pair, which have the same design, but while the former, with its 31.3-liter internal space, is looking out for the interest of customers winking in the direction of microATX or even smaller motherboards, the latter is 34.5-liter and can also accept ATX-size motherboards. And what makes it even more interesting is that it is available not only in black and white versions, but also in solid and retina interfaces, and even in a version with a small screen.
Jonsbo D31 Network (source: Jonesbo) [+]
The members of the pair follow Jonsbo’s usual, elegant and simple design, and are mostly made of steel and tempered glass and offer very good expandability. smallest. The D31 case is 363mm high, 205mm wide, and 452mm deep, and can accommodate four expansion cards and three hard drives (one 3.5-inch hard drive and one 2.5-inch SSD). Despite the size of the microATX, the space is not limited, with a maximum height of 168 mm for the processor cooler, and a maximum of 330-400 mm for the graphics card, depending on the placement of the power supply unit. The placement of the power supply arises because it is not placed in the usual lower back position, but behind the front panel, where it can be installed at different heights depending on whether the space is needed by a larger cooler or a larger video card.
There is no shortage of cooling options either: although the house is small, it can also be equipped with an aqueous solution, there is even space for a 360mm radiator under the top panel, but if we want we can also install one at the bottom (this is when it is useful to power supply Not here, but it is located behind the front panel). The fans can be placed at the bottom, top and back, and there is also 12cm of space for them in the front.
Jonsbo D41 white screen (source: Jonesbo) [+]
Those building a more traditional configuration can find their account among the D41 versions. Its height is already 407 mm, but its width and depth are the same as that of the D31. In addition to ATX size motherboards, the internal space, which also accepts 7 expansion cards, has the same internal structure as D31, so the power supply is located behind the front panel, and the max length of VGA in view of this is 330 400mm, and the max height of the cooler can reach CPU to 168 mm. The difference is that there are more compartments for backup storage, and two 3.5-inch units and three 2.5-inch units are built in. There is no difference in cooling options. A row of connectors on the front of both cases, which includes one USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C port, one USB 3.1 Type-A port, and two 3.5mm audio connectors.
The position of the power supply can be adjusted according to needs (source: Jonesbo) [+]
There is a wide variety of two-component front panels for both homes: One option is a panel that is closed on the top and bottom, while the other has a mesh element on the top and bottom. The third possibility is the presence of a display in place of the upper panel, in which case we can also choose between a hard copy or a grille in the lower part. Of course, all versions are also available in black and white.
Said screen has an 8-inch color LCD panel, 1280 x 800 pixels, 16:10 aspect ratio, and receives power via a Type-C cable and video signal via HDMI. The small screen practically appears as a second monitor under Windows, so it can be used very versatile. Jonsbo Wallpaper Engine recommends custom rendering, but with the AIDA64 module, the operating parameters of our system can also be written to it.
