Corsair is proud to announce that two of its best-selling cases are launching in a new blush pink colorway with upgraded cooling and aesthetics. The wraparound-glass 3500X RS-R ARGB and modular FRAME 4000D RS II ARGB mid-tower cases combine this distinctive, pastel look with enhanced cooling capabilities. Both cases deliver standout visuals and superb cooling performance right out of the box, making them ideal for builds that perform as well as they look.

The FRAME 4000D is one of Corsair's best-selling cases thanks to its fully modular design, exceptional cooling capacity, and builder-friendly features. The new pink edition builds on this foundation with several upgrades over the standard FRAME 4000D RS ARGB. For starters, the pre-installed fans have been upgraded to new RS II ARGB fans for both intake and exhaust, delivering effective low-noise cooling with vibrant RGB lighting.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, releases the Arcus 380 TG ARGB Mid-Tower Chassis, designed to showcase high-performance hardware through its distinctive panoramic design. A one-piece curved tempered glass panel creates an expansive view of the interior, while five pre-installed Infinity ARGB PWM fans provide vibrant lighting and efficient airflow. Available in Black and Snow editions, the Arcus 380 TG ARGB also features a dual-chamber layout and support for back-connect motherboards, offering a balance of visual appeal and practical functionality.

Curved Tempered Glass for Panoramic Views
The Arcus 380 TG ARGB features a one-piece curved tempered glass panel that wraps around the front and side, providing an uninterrupted view of the internal hardware. Its dual-chamber structure separates key components from cable management areas, keeping the main compartment visually clean. With its expansive glass design, the chassis puts the focus on the hardware and lighting inside.

Thermaltake, a leading brand in gaming PCs, AI workstations, and gaming PC components, offering a comprehensive portfolio of PC cases, power supplies, cooling solutions, gaming peripherals, memory, and racing simulators, today introduces the View 590 TG ARGB Mid-Tower Chassis, designed to showcase PC hardware through a curved tempered glass panel. Available in Black and Snow editions, the View 590 TG ARGB features five pre-installed Infinity ARGB PWM fans, a dual-chamber layout, and support for hidden-connector motherboards, bringing together a clean visual design and flexible hardware configurations.

Curved Tempered Glass for Panoramic Views
The View 590 TG ARGB features a 4 mm curved tempered glass panel covering the front and left side, offering a wide view of the components inside. The curved surface brings the hardware and lighting into focus, creating a complete presentation from different angles. A built-in pull tab allows the glass panel to be lifted easily, providing convenient access for installation, upgrades, and maintenance.

Zalman has launched two new mid-tower cases, the S6 Black and S6 V2 Black, with identical dimensions of 412 x 215 x 486 mm and the same core specifications. The only difference between them is that the V2 Black includes two additional 120 mm RGB fans mounted at the top. Both PC cases support ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, feature seven PCIe slots, up to 345 mm GPU clearance, and CPU cooler height up to 165 mm. For storage, there is one 3.5-inch HDD bay, three 2.5-inch SSD bays, and one combo bay. Fan support is generous, up to three 120/140 mm at the front, two 120/140 mm at the top, two 120 mm at the bottom, and one 120 mm at the rear. The S6 Black ships with three fixed-RGB 140 mm front fans and one fixed-RGB 120 mm rear fan. As already stated, the S6 V2 Black adds two fixed-RGB 120 mm fans at the top. Radiator support goes up to 360 mm at the front, 240 mm at the top, and 120 mm at the rear.

Both cases feature a mesh front panel, tempered glass side panel, magnetic top dust filter, and additional filters at the front and bottom. For cable management users gets 22 mm of clearance behind the motherboard tray. Front I/O includes USB-C, one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, HD audio, and separate power and RGB buttons. The S6 Black is listed at $79.99 on Zalman USA. The S6 V2 Black doesn't have an official price yet, though the small difference in included fans suggests something around $89.

NZXT, a leading brand in PC gaming components and prebuilt systems, today introduced the S5 RGB and S5 RGB Deluxe, two compact steel ATX mid-tower cases with panoramic dual tempered glass and RGB cooling pre-installed. Both models share one chassis, the same materials and the same clearances; the Deluxe adds two more RGB fan units, at the bottom and rear. The S5 RGB marks the return of the S series, the entry tier of NZXT's case lineup.

NZXT made the S5 RGB for the builder who wants a case that looks and feels genuinely well-made. A sturdy steel chassis carries tempered glass across the front and left side, with a steel mesh panel feeding the right-side intake and removable PVC mesh filters at the top and bottom. The single-frame 360 mm RGB reverse fan is pre-installed and turned toward the glass, presenting clean blades through the panel—the side intake filled and wired from the start, with the remaining mounts open for the build.

Corsair is pleased to announce that the highly anticipated WARTHOG Series cases are now available for pre-order, with shipments beginning within the next four weeks. WARTHOG is also available today at select resellers and as a complete build from select system integrators. This unique ruggedized chassis stole the show when it was unveiled at Computex 2026 and won numerous awards for its eye-catching design, rugged steel construction, and innovative features. We knew the WARTHOG would be a fan favorite because our community helped bring it to life. Over the years, we've received countless requests to reimagine the award-winning 2012 Vengeance C70 for modern PCs.

"The C70 has a cult following for a reason, and people have been asking us to bring it back for years. With WARTHOG, we wanted to honor that without just doing a reissue," Principal Product Manager Mitch Podlaha said. "Everything right now is glass panels and RGB everywhere, so we went the other way. Something more industrial, more rugged, but still built to actually perform, not just look good on a desk."

[Editor's note: Please read our review here.]

Cougar has launched the CFV220 RGB, a mid-tower ATX case first shown at Computex 2026 back in June, as we reported here. The chassis, a slightly more compact version of the existing CVF235, measures 235 x 504 x 446 mm with three tempered glass panels and a ventilated lower intake chamber with integrated ARGB lighting. The CFV220 RGB supports Mini-ITX, microATX, ATX, and back-connector motherboards. For cooling it comes with three pre-installed 120 mm ARGB PWM fans, two in the bottom intake and one at the rear. All three fans are running up to 2200 RPM with 5 V 3-pin ARGB and 4-pin PWM headers, syncing with the motherboard RGB. Users can install up to three fans, for a total of six fans, with the top supporting three 120 mm or two 140 mm fans and a 360 mm or 240 mm radiator.

Hardware clearances cover GPUs up to 420 mm, CPU coolers up to 170 mm, and PSUs up to 160 mm. For storage the case has one 3.5-inch bay and one 2.5-inch bay, with a second 2.5-inch bay available if you convert the 3.5-inch one. As with many mid-tower cases, it sports seven expansion slots. The front I/O panel has a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C at 20 Gbps, two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, a combo audio jack, and an RGB button. A removable sliding dust filter covers the intake section. The CFV220 RGB case is available in black and white. Cougar hasn't announced its pricing.

Montech today released the TG3, a cost-effective ATX mid-tower case with a pillarless front-left corner. The case features two tempered glass panels to make up its left- and front panels. While designed to be a horizontally partitioned case, there is no 3.5-inch drive cage where you'd expect it, instead, the bottom compartment is confined to the rear end, serving as an enclosure for the PSU. On the black version of this case, this features a contrasting metallic silver tone. On both the black and white variants, it is crowned by an LED diffuser. The motherboard tray has cutouts that make it compatible with certain kinds of backside-connector motherboards, although Montech doesn't explicitly advertise this.

Montech includes the GF360 U REV, a 360 mm x 120 mm compound fan with the TG3 case, which comes pre-installed on the side-facing fan vent. It also includes a 120 mm rear exhaust, which is the GF120 U. Both feature ARGB LED lighting on the impellers. The motherboard tray serves up room for graphics cards up to 43 cm in length, and CPU coolers up to 18 cm in height, while the bottom compartment has room for PSUs up to 25 cm in length. The case measures 465 mm x 239 mm x 523 mm. Available from today, the black version is priced at $60, and the white version at $80.

Alongside its new AI workstation-oriented NU-series cases, Cougar has also debuted new additions to its line-up of airflow-focused gaming PC cases at Computex 2026. The new CVF220 and Duoair RGB cases feature large cutouts and overhangs that not only serve to generate visual interest, but are also meant to increase airflow and cooling capacity, because they separate the PSU from the main system components and create more room for fresh air intake. The new Cougar CVF220 RGB case is a slightly more compact version of the existing CVF235, and it moves the PSU to the front of the case and has a fan intake cutout between the PSU and the rear of the case. Both CVF cases feature fan intakes on the bottom panel, right above the intake cutouts, in order to bring in fresh air from the outside of the case via that cutout. The older CFV235 has three fan mounts on the top and bottom intake panels, along with a pre-installed Cougar Unity 240 PWM fan kit (dual 120 mm fans in one frame), next to the motherboard. The CVF220, on the other hand, keeps the space in front of the motherboard completely clear, with tempered glass on all three sides of the case until the motherboard tray, instead relying only on two bottom intakes that draw air in via the cutout in front of the PSU compartment and three top fan mounts, where it can mount up to a 360 mm radiator.

The Duoair takes a more conservative approach with the chamber separation, but it makes up for that with two 140 mm intake fans behind a mesh front panel, as opposed to the motherboard-adjacent option. That mesh front panel can also be replaced with a tempered glass front panel for those more concerned with aesthetics. There are still two fan mounts above an empty space behind the PSU compartment in the front portion of the case, where the case fans can still draw in fresh air from the outside of the case to feed the GPU directly. The Duoair supports GPUs up to 410 mm long, while the CVF220 can fit longer 420 mm GPUs. Both the CFV220 and Duoair will also receive their own pre-built PC options. The Duoair A1 will feature up to an Intel Core i7-14700F, 16 GB of G.Skill Ripjaw DDR4-3200 memory, and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 GPU, with a mix of 2× 140 mm ARGB and 3x 120 mm non-RGB PWM fans handling airflow. Meanwhile the CVF220 will be powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 32 GB of G.Skill Ripjaw DDR5 memory, and an AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU. The Duoair X1 will launch at $1,499, while the CVF220 X1 will launch at $2,599.

The TechPowerUp news team stopped by at NZXT's booth at Computex to take a look at the new H6 case the brand announced at the trade show in Taipei. The NZXT H6 is a compact, dual-chamber, mid-tower desktop PC chassis designed for easy assembly and a clean aesthetic. The H6 is a 55 L that separates the motherboard and main components into two separate chambers, offering space behind the motherboard tray for both the PSU and cable management. Despite the curved tempered glass covering the right side panel, the NZXT H6 isn't particularly expensive, coming in at $99.99 without fans or $199.99 with two F360 RGB Reverse fans—the F360 Reverse features three 120 mm fans in a single frame—and it is available in both black and white. The case itself is made of steel and measures in at 448 × 292 × 420 mm.

The new H6 looks very similar to the H6 Flow RGB we reviewed previously, but the big aesthetic difference comes from the overhauled tempered glass panel that now flows over from the side to the front. The rest of the case has also largely been polished somewhat, largely losing its edgy looks in favor of a more rounded aesthetic. Front I/O consists of 2× USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports, 1× USB 3.2 Gen2×2 Type-C port, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. The H6 supports up to 10 120 mm fans—three each in the top, front, and bottom locations, and one rear exhaust fan—and up to ATX size motherboards. There is also support for back-connect motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth models. The H6 also has built-in GPU support brackets to prevent GPU sag, and it is compatible with GPUs up to 390 mm long, PSUs up to 200 mm long, CPU tower coolers up to 165 mm tall, and radiators up to 360 mm in the top slot. The case also sports two 2.5-inch and one 3.5-inch drive bays.

It appears as though Corsair is planning to expand its line-up of mid-tower cases, with a new Warthog WX-02 case showing up as an Amazon pre-order, apparently ahead of an official launch. The Warthog is a mid-tower case with an airflow focus, an air force-inspired aesthetic (hence the name, which is in reference to the A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft commonly known as the Warthog), and what appears to be a mix of steel and aluminium accent panels. The current pre-order price on Amazon is $268.84 with fans and $228.51 without fans, and the expected shipment date is August 11, although we may see early production or pre-production units appear at Computex soon. The case will be available in a military "Olive Drab" colorway in addition to the classic black.

Given the airflow focus, the Warthog case has an almost fully open front panel with a very coarse dust filter over the front intake fan mounts, which are capable of housing up to two 200 mm fans, with capacity for up to two 140 mm fans in the top of the case and another 120 mm fan in the rear exhaust. When ordering the case with fans, it will come with two Corsair RS200 PWM fans and an RS120 PWM fan preinstalled in the rear exhaust position. The right side panel features an angular design with three small tempered glass windows, and the bottom and top of the case are adorned with folded steel feet and grab handles. By the looks of the design of the feet and handles, the case is made to be able to be mounted vertically or horizontally. The front I/O isn't clearly shown in the pre-order imagery, but what is visible are two USB Type-A ports and separate 3.5 mm input and output jacks, located next to on/off switches inspired by fighter jet cabin switchgear. There's even a red "Remove before build" tag on the front modeled after the "Remove before flight" tags found on aircraft.

SAMA, a global leader in performance PC hardware, announces the S50, a compact ATX case that balances space efficiency, airflow, and high-end hardware support. The S50 features a tempered glass side panel and high-density mesh on the front and top, and has earned an A+ chassis thermal performance certification from PPLP.INFO. Its innovative front-mounted PSU compartment reduces the chassis footprint, enabling a compact size without sacrificing compatibility or cooling capacity. The S50 comes pre-installed with four 120 mm ARGB PWM fans for strong out-of-the-box airflow and lighting. It supports ATX, microATX, Mini-ITX, and back-connect ATX and microATX motherboards, along with graphics cards up to 410 mm, CPU coolers up to 165 mm, and ATX power supplies up to 180 mm. For expanded cooling and easier building, the case supports up to 11 120 mm fans, a top-mounted 360 mm radiator, tool-less quick-release panels, 47 mm of cable management space, and a removable storage bracket.

Front-Mounted PSU Layout
By relocating the PSU at the front in an isolated compartment, the S50 preserves hardware and cooling compatibility while allowing for a more compact overall case size. The S50 supports ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, including back-connect ATX and microATX designs, along with graphics cards up to 410 mm long, CPU air coolers up to 165 mm high, and ATX power supplies up to 180 mm long.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, launches the Retro Series lineup, a design-driven collection that reinterprets classic PC aesthetics for today's builders. Featuring the Retro 260 TG Micro Tower Chassis and Retro 360 TG Mid-Tower Chassis, the series combines nostalgic beige tones, retro style front panels, and tempered glass side views with the performance, cooling, and flexibility expected from modern systems.

Inspired by the simplicity and character of early home computers, the Retro Series brings a softer, more expressive visual identity into the PC space. Subtle vintage details and warm color tones are paired with clean structural design, creating systems that feel both familiar and refreshingly different from typical gaming-focused aesthetics.

Corsair is proud to unveil the newest additions to the modular FRAME Series Case family; the FRAME 4000X RS and the FRAME 4000D WOOD RS. The FRAME 4000X features an all-new ventilated front panel with built-in RGB lighting and 64 RGB LEDs for a customizable light show, while the FRAME 4000D WOOD sports a front panel made with real wood for great airflow and a natural look. Both cases deliver new aesthetic options to the FRAME 4000 Series lineup while offering excellent cooling performance and easy upgradeability.

The all-new FRAME 4000X RS was created for DIY PC builders who want a great looking PC with RGB lighting and excellent airflow. It includes the new RGB Flow front panel that features 64 built-in RGB LEDs for a customizable light show with effective airflow. The RGB lights on the front panel can be connected to the motherboard's +5V RGB header for easy lighting management via motherboard software.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, introduces the TR200 Series, a compact microATX lineup designed to deliver high-end hardware compatibility, advanced cooling support, and modern visual customization within a minimalist form factor. The TR200 Series includes the TR200 and TR200 WS Micro Chassis, both available in Black and Snow, offering identical internal specifications with distinct front panel aesthetics to match different setup styles.

The TR200 WS features vertical real wood accents on the front panel, introducing natural warmth and refined texture while maintaining the same airflow performance and hardware compatibility as the TR200, which features a clean mesh front design. This allows builders to choose between a minimalist, modern aesthetic or a warmer, more decorative style that complements contemporary desk setups and living spaces.

MONTECH, a global leader in PC cases, power supplies, and cooling solutions, proudly announces the launch of SKY 3, the next evolution of its iconic SKY series PC cases. SKY 3 introduces a reimagined modular internal architecture and integrated horizon lighting, designed to meet the demands of next-generation hardware while delivering a remarkably clean and adaptable build experience. With support for back-connect motherboards and next-gen GPUs, SKY 3 blends future-ready performance with refined, modern aesthetics.

Adaptive Modular Bottom Chamber
At the heart of SKY 3 is an innovative adaptive modular bottom chamber, featuring a fully swappable PSU compartment and bottom fan bracket that allow builders to customize internal layouts based on cooling priorities. In GPU Mode, intake fans are positioned directly beneath the graphics card to maximize static pressure and cooling efficiency. In CPU Mode, airflow is redirected toward the motherboard area, helping dissipate heat from VRMs and surrounding components while supporting stable CPU operation. This flexible design empowers users to tailor airflow behavior to their specific system configuration.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Montech Sky 3 is now live]

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, introduces the TR300 Series Mid-Tower Chassis, a versatile ATX lineup designed for space efficiency, high-performance cooling, and modern customization. The TR300 Series includes the TR300 TG and TR300 WS, both available in Black and Snow, offering identical internal specifications with distinct front panel designs to suit different aesthetic preferences.

The TR300 WS features a front panel accented with real wood slats, adding a natural sense of warmth and understated luxury, while maintaining the same airflow, cooling, and compatibility as the TR300 TG, which delivers a clean, modern aesthetic. This allows builders to choose a design that complements their setup or living space without compromising performance.

Gamdias, a premier brand in high-performance gaming hardware, is thrilled to announce the ATLAS M4, a mid-tower case engineered to deliver immersive visuals and dynamic airflow. As part of Gamdias's 2026 vision, "AUGMENTED IMMERSION," the ATLAS M4 represents the fusion of advanced engineering, visual depth, and a user-friendly building experience—bringing gamers closer to their systems than ever before. "The ATLAS M4 embodies our pursuit of innovation by combining visual immersion with intelligent thermal performance, giving gamers both beauty and power in perfect harmony," said Stimson Wang, CEO of Gamdias. As the latest addition to the renowned ATLAS Series, the case introduces an innovative adjustable angled fan system that directs airflow exactly where it's needed—bringing cutting-edge functionality to a stunning display design.

Fully Immersive View - Front-Mounted PSU Design
The ATLAS M4 showcases your entire build from bottom to top with seamless tempered glass panels on the front and side. By positioning the PSU at the front, the ATLAS M4 eliminates visual barriers inside the chassis, creating an unobstructed panoramic layout that highlights every component, redefining the modern display build experience.

At CES 2026, TCOMAS presented its JF series of cases, including the JF300 and JF500 SKUs. Both mid-tower models boast integrated IPS displays and are crafted with high-quality materials such as ABS, steel, and tempered glass, available in either white or black finishes. The 54.3L JF300 chassis, measuring 448.5 x 295 x 475.9 mm, includes a vertical 9.2-inch screen with 1920x462 resolution and supports ATX, microATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards with reverse insertion, graphics cards up to 420 mm, and CPU coolers up to 175 mm. The case has been designed with openness in mind so it can showcase internal componentry in the best way possible. There are configurations which can include up to six 120 mm fans, so the airflow is more than adequate inside the system.

We visited the CyberPowerPC booth at CES 2026 to explore what the company has in store for gamers. The star of the show was the MA-01 mid-tower PC case, available in two versions that forgo the typical flashy gaming PC aesthetics for a minimalist design inspired by mid-century modern principles. The company intentionally concealed the usual visual clutter of fans, radiators, and LEDs to emphasize core components like the GPU and CPU cooler. With the case comes a woven steel mesh panel that reduces high-frequency noise by about 30% while maintaining strong airflow. Physical knobs allow direct control over the full RGB range without the need for software, as well as adjustments for brightness and effects. Sculpted vent covers direct air precisely onto hot components, while the interior lighting provides a soft, indirect glow.

CyberPowerPC has minimized visible screws, covered the PCI brackets, and used corner pillar-free tempered glass to provide an unobstructed view inside the case. The steel and glass chassis measures 460x235x498 mm, supports ATX and microATX motherboards, accommodates GPUs up to 420 mm, CPU coolers up to 185 mm, and can handle multiple 360 mm radiators. It is available in three satin finishes including off-white, dark steel gray, and metallic dark silver. The chrome steel model is priced at $149.99, while the stainless steel version costs $249.99. All models are expected to be available in early Q2 2026 through CyberPowerPC's website and popular retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Newegg.More images follow.

APNX presented its LC2 AIO liquid cooler at CES 2026, a follow-up of its LC1-D cooler featuring an aluminium water block with a customizable pump head that supports 3D-printed or interchangeable top covers. The cooler uses 28 mm thick fans and handles up to 300 W TDP. The company also displayed its V2 Mid-Tower cases (launched last year at Computex) and MAX G1 PSU series. The MAX G1 power supplies feature a fully modular design with debossed cables, ATX 3.1 compliance with 12V-2x6 connectors, and is both 80 Plus Gold and Cybenetics Platinum certified. The power supplies use a 135 mm FDB fan with Zero RPM mode and come in 1200 W, 1000 W, and 850 W models. APNX also showcased pre-built systems built in collaboration with Starforge Systems and based on its V2-F cases.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, is pleased to introduce the S380 TG ARGB Mid-Tower Chassis, available in Black and Snow. Designed for users who value both performance and simplicity, the S380 TG ARGB combines an elegant minimalist mesh front panel with high airflow design, delivering a chassis that's as efficient as it is refined. Behind its clean exterior lies a layout optimized for cooling and component compatibility. The S380 TG ARGB supports Mini-ITX, microATX, and ATX motherboards, including the latest hidden-connector motherboard designs such as ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and GIGABYTE Project Stealth. Dedicated cutouts along the motherboard tray ensure tidy cable routing and a clean interior.

To achieve high thermal performance, the chassis comes pre-installed with a SF360 ARGB PWM Reverse Fan on the PSU cover and a SF120 ARGB PWM fan at the rear, providing immediate and balanced airflow. The reverse fan directs cool air toward the GPU area, maximizing graphics card cooling efficiency. Builders can further expand cooling with support for up to ten 120 mm fans or dual 360 mm radiators installed on the top and front simultaneously.

Antec Inc., a global leader in high-performance computer components and accessories, announces the FLUX Rear, a mid-tower case designed to deliver enhanced multi-directional airflow and superior GPU cooling through the F-LUX Platform. The chassis integrates a front-mounted PSU shroud structure, enabling an unobstructed bottom airflow path that directs cool air beneath the graphics card for improved thermal performance.

The FLUX Rear features five pre-installed high-performance PWM fans. This includes three 140 mm PWM ARGB fans and two 120 mm PWM reverse fans, providing strong intake from multiple directions. Large ventilation openings on the bottom, PSU shroud, and side panels work with the mesh front panel and top exhaust vents to create a highly efficient airflow system that enhances overall cooling stability.

In Win Development Inc. (InWin), a leading innovator in PC chassis design, proudly announces the launch of the DLITE, a premium, precision-engineered ATX chassis. Embodying the perfect harmony between aesthetics and functionality, the DLITE exhibits a graceful presence, while blending exceptional cooling and build versatility, catering to discerning PC enthusiasts and PC gamers.

Elegant Craftsmanship, Functional Design
The DLITE's distinctive wave-pattern front panel is accentuated by InWin's signature hair-brushed strip, exuding refined sophistication. Its spacious interior supports full-size components, including 380 mm GPUs and the trend of back-connect ATX motherboards, ensuring both beauty and practicality. The DLITE's 8-slot expansion offers flexibility for several high-performance GPUs, while clean cable management channels create a clutter-free build environment that complements its minimalist design and uninterrupted airflow.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, is thrilled to introduce the View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis, a refined ATX case crafted for users who want to fully display their system. Featuring a curved tempered glass left panel and a full tempered glass front panel, the View 390 TG delivers a smooth, panoramic showcase experience, available in Black and Snow.

Designed for next-generation system layouts, the View 390 TG supports both standard and hidden-connector ATX motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth. Strategically placed routing cutouts along the rear motherboard tray enable clean cable channeling, ensuring the system maintains a neat, showcase-ready appearance from every angle.