Monday, March 9th 2026

Colorful Releases iGame Lab Vulcan Mini-ITX Chassis To Match RTX 50-Series GPUs

Not too long ago, Colorful released its iGame Lab Vulcan NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs, which feature a clean white design language. Now, the GPU maker has announced a new Mini-ITX case to go with those GPU designs. The Colorful iGame Lab Vulcan Armor chassis is a 617 × 186.6 × 210 mm, or roughly 24 L in volume. Colorful specifically lists compatibility with its iGame RTX 5070 Ti Vulcan W OC, 5080 Vulcan W OC, 5090 D v2 Vulcan W OC 24 GB, and 5090 D Vulcan W OC 32 GB, since those are the GPUs that feature the shroud design that fits into the dedicated cutout on the side of the chassis, which exposes the GPU intake fans to fresh air.

The chassis offers support for up to 240 mm radiators—and comes with a 240 mm radiator, rated at 240 W TDP, with slim fans pre-installed—and SFX PSUs up to 110 mm long. While the chassis is technically designed for Colorful's own GPU shrouds, it technically fits 3-slot GPUs up to 373.2 mm long—an enterprising modder could likely fairly easily 3D print a bracket to fill make up for any discrepancies between the case cutout and the GPU shroud on third-party designs. The case also sports a magnetic attachment base on the top panel for attaching things like the Colorful Vulcan screen. Front I/O consists of a USB 3.2 Type-C port and dual USB 3.0 ports. International pricing and launch dates have not yet been confirmed at the time of writing.
Source: Colorful
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13 Comments on Colorful Releases iGame Lab Vulcan Mini-ITX Chassis To Match RTX 50-Series GPUs

#1
Chaitanya
That actually is a unique looking case.
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#3
Cheeseball
Not a Potato
This... doesn't look bad actually.

However, this one still looks better though:


Only problem is that the case was expensive and you're only limited to the ASUS ProArt series of cards (which are also expensive now) due to the design.
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#4
TheinsanegamerN
It's intersting, and I dont hate it. I'll give it props for having multiple USB ports on the front, easily accessible if it is sitting on a desk, which so many itx cases dont do these days.

I'd like to see one built around their ITX mini cards.
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#5
Lionheart
Intriguing, I wanna beatbox with it while playing Resident Evil Requiem with Path tracing
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#6
TheDeeGee
Looks like a construction worker radio.
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#7
jesdals
What a COLORFUL version of a Boombox - like it 👍

Perhaps nicer with some more Boosted AIO but nice
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#8
Atomofvoid
Since the case is built around the GPU, I thought it was only the GPU, then I saw "mini-ITX" I was like wait what the...
W case, perfect optical illusion.
I would buy it but I think that no one can...
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#9
Wirko
Which side is front?

And when you finally decide what's the best orientation for you...

Which side is up?
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#10
Nathaaab
CheeseballOnly problem is that the case was expensive and you're only limited to the ASUS ProArt series of cards (which are also expensive now) due to the design.
The new version is $30 more expensive even. Still not as much as the $899 FF07 for Astrals lol
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#11
_roman_
the 240mm aio kills it a bit. should be 420mm

nice design
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#12
PixelTech
the loooooooong case.
hotdog case?
pencil eraser case?
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#13
Bloste
CheeseballThis... doesn't look bad actually.

However, this one still looks better though:


Only problem is that the case was expensive and you're only limited to the ASUS ProArt series of cards (which are also expensive now) due to the design.
I'm almost sure I've seen this case, but built with a 3D printer, for an Asus Prime card.
But I could have allucinated it...
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