This Jonsbo X400 Pro build is all about the looks—and honestly, it pulls it off. Gray chassis with glass panels front and side, orange accent lighting tracing the edges, and cables hidden so well you'd barely know they exist. Under the hood: a Ryzen 7 9700X, MSI B850M Mortar board, and a Galax RTX 5070 MetalTOP. The whole thing can be customized to your specs too.
The shell: gray panels, orange accents
So here's the thing: the X400 Pro is a display case first, PC second. Glass front, glass side, everything on show. The beveled corner caps and lit orange trim run along the top, front, and bottom—that's what gives it the mech aesthetic without needing anything extra bolted on.
It's restrained though, not flashy. There's a small "DESIGNED BY JONSBO STUDIO" plate on the front, and the lighting stays consistent so the frame reads the same no matter which side you're looking at.
Side, front, rear—what you see from each angle
Through the side glass you're looking at the rear radiator fans and the coolant tubing—everything stays clean because the cables are tucked away behind the tray where you can't see them.
The front's a mesh panel with three fans right behind it and the X400 wordmark in the corner. The back shows what you'd expect: the MSI PRO MAX 1000P power inlet, the motherboard's I/O cluster, fan grilles, and expansion slots.
Open up the other side panel and that's where the real work happens. The cables run in channels next to the PSU instead of just hanging around, which is why the visible side looks so dialed in.
Details: the graphics card, cooler, and floor setup
The Galax RTX 5070 MetalTOP sits dead center, "GEFORCE RTX" and "GALAX" lettering facing straight at the glass. One braided power cable drops down from the card—combed so clean it almost reads as a design element rather than a cable.
Up top is the Jonsbo TX-360 pump block with its square display showing an illustrated JONSBO face and a live timer. Three reverse-blade fans with lit orange rings sit in the side intake. The bottom's finished with three more fans and a light bar running along the edge.
Wrap-up
A panoramic case only works if the inside is as tidy as the outside. This build treats cable management like it's part of the design—because it is. Here's what went into it:
| Component | Part |
|---|---|
| CPU | AMD Ryzen 7 9700X |
| Motherboard | MSI MAG B850M MORTAR MAX WIFI |
| Memory | Apacer NOX DDR5 6400 16GB × 2 |
| Graphics card | Galax GeForce RTX 5070 MetalTOP Black Gold OC |
| SSD | Western Digital SN7100 1TB |
| Cooler | Jonsbo TX-360, black |
| Fans | Jonsbo XA-360BR Light Blade, black, reverse blade × 2 |
| Fans | Jonsbo XA-120B Light Blade, black, standard blade × 2 |
| PSU | MSI PRO MAX 1000P |
| Case | Jonsbo X400 PRO, gray |
4 comments
The Pro’s shell is metal.
What’s the difference between this and the X400?
Why doesn’t my TX-360 cooler have this theme?
It’s custom.