Gamdias Atlas E1

[Darksaber]

The Gamdias Atlas E1 is the most affordable of the Atlas series, sporting a temperature display integrated into a compact dual-glass enclosure. Equipped with three fans, ARGB control and the ability to hold a long and potent GPU, the Atlas E1 is aimed at those wanting something small on their desk while showing off all their cool hardware.

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[EarthDog]

@Darksaber - What's the difference between the E1 and M1?

 

[Chaitanya]

Its a bit odd that IO excludes Type-C port.

 

[lexluthermiester]

@Darksaber - What's the difference between the E1 and M1?

The M is ATX instead of MATX. That's just a guess after looking at their website.

ATLAS M1 Mid-Tower Case | GAMDIAS

The ATLAS M1 mid-tower case features perforated air vents with three built-in ARGB PWM fans for optimal airflow and a customizable monitor for real-time system information.

www.gamdias.com

You'd think they'd do the naming the other way around(MATX being M1 and ATX being E1), but that would only make sense.

I like the looks of this one better though.

ATLAS M1 WH Mid-Tower Case | GAMDIAS

The ATLAS M1 WH mid-tower case features perforated air vents with three built-in ARGB PWM fans for optimal airflow and a customizable monitor for real-time system information.

www.gamdias.com

 

[Hyderz]

My eyes are probably not good but i just want to say the finished assembly looks neat and tidy.
The gpu looks as though it is is sagging, if its not i need to get my eyes checked out..

 

[SN2716057]

Another case why this design sucks.

 

[EarthDog]

The M is ATX instead of MATX. That's just a guess after looking at their website.

ATLAS M1 Mid-Tower Case | GAMDIAS

The ATLAS M1 mid-tower case features perforated air vents with three built-in ARGB PWM fans for optimal airflow and a customizable monitor for real-time system information.

www.gamdias.com

You'd think they'd do the naming the other way around(MATX being M1 and ATX being E1), but that would only make sense.

I like the looks of this one better though.

ATLAS M1 WH Mid-Tower Case | GAMDIAS

The ATLAS M1 WH mid-tower case features perforated air vents with three built-in ARGB PWM fans for optimal airflow and a customizable monitor for real-time system information.

www.gamdias.com

I looked it up too (before I asked). Perhaps I missed it....they both state Mid-Tower and support ITX to ATX boards....It looks like they are different sizes, but both explicitly state mid-tower and support the same size mobos.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Perhaps I missed it.

No, thinking I missed those details. My bad..
Did find the white version of the above case;

ATLAS E1 WH Mid-Tower Case | GAMDIAS

The ATLAS E1 WH mid-tower case features perforated air vents with three built-in ARGB fans for optimal airflow and a customizable monitor for real-time system information.

www.gamdias.com

 

[ARF]

My eyes are probably not good but i just want to say the finished assembly looks neat and tidy.
The gpu looks as though it is is sagging, if its not i need to get my eyes checked out..

It is sagging - completely useless graphics card (I mean they should use a Radeon RX 7700 XT or something in that range) that is extremely heavy and no GPU bracket / holder is placed there to keep it horisontal.

Also, test system:

Gamdias Atlas E1 Review

The Gamdias Atlas E1 is the most affordable of the Atlas series, sporting a temperature display integrated into a compact dual-glass enclosure. Equipped with three fans, ARGB control and the ability to hold a long and potent GPU, the Atlas E1 is aimed at those wanting something small on their...

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and then:

Gamdias Atlas E1 Review

The Gamdias Atlas E1 is the most affordable of the Atlas series, sporting a temperature display integrated into a compact dual-glass enclosure. Equipped with three fans, ARGB control and the ability to hold a long and potent GPU, the Atlas E1 is aimed at those wanting something small on their...

www.techpowerup.com

I think the reviews should be written more carefully.

 

[wheresmycar]

It's the little stuff that bothers me most. No TYPE-C port on the front, in 2025? I use one regularly and can't be arsed accessing the rear I/O for simple tasks and I'm not big on desk cluttering extensions either.

I do like the large temp display though. Not new, but its nice to see more of this stuff

Bottom line: no Type-C, you can C yourself out the door!