Computer Cases
- Elegant white mid-tower with 0.8 mm tempered glass and striking ARGB lighting
- Built-in four 120 mm ARGB + PWM fans deliver powerful airflow out of the box
- Supports large builds: 410 mm GPU, 185 mm CPU cooler, E‑ATX to Mini‑ITX
- Multiple radiator and fan mounting options—supporting up to 360 mm radiators
- Ample storage: 2× HDD + 2× SSD bays, plus 7 expansion slots
- Convenient front I/O panel: USB 3.0, 2× USB 2.0, HD Audio
- Dust management through top and bottom filters
- Sleek and functional: 7.32 kg chassis, with robust SPCC construction
A computer case, also known as a PC case, is an enclosure that houses the various components of a desktop computer. It is an essential component of a computer system that not only protects the internal hardware but also provides a means of organization and customization for the user.
Computer cases come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and designs to accommodate different types of hardware configurations and aesthetic preferences. The most common sizes include ATX, micro-ATX, and mini-ITX. They are typically made of steel, aluminum, or plastic and feature various ventilation options to ensure proper airflow and cooling for the components.
Most computer cases feature a front panel with various ports and connectors such as USB, audio, and power buttons. The interior of the case is typically divided into compartments to house the motherboard, power supply, storage devices, and other components such as graphics cards, sound cards, and cooling systems.
Computer cases can be customized with additional features such as LED lighting, fan controllers, and water-cooling systems. Additionally, some cases are designed for specific use cases, such as gaming or server applications, and may include unique features such as tool-less access, cable management systems, and removable drive bays.
Overall, computer cases are an essential component of any desktop computer system and play a critical role in ensuring proper hardware performance and protecting internal components from external damage.
