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GAMEMAX MASTER 2 Black Tempered Glass USB3.0 and Type C Full Tower ATX Computer Case w/3 x ARGB Fans (Pre-Installed), Support 360mm AIO
- Support E-ATX/ATX/Micro-ATX /ITX MB
- 7 fans capability provide great cooling and gaming performance ( 3 x ARGB 120mm fans: 2 x front, 1 x rear pre-installed)
- Top panel features a fan controller, allowing users to adjust fan speed and optimize internal temperature
- Water cooling ready – Top support up to 360mm water cooling radiator
- Equipped with 10 HDD trays that can support both HDDs and SSDs
- Top mounted IO ports – 2 x USB 3.0 for up-to-date high speed data transfer
- Dust filter at Top/Bottom - easy clean
- Support up to 170mm CPU cooler
- Support up to 450mm VGA card
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The GAMEMAX MASTER 2 is a black ATX full-tower PC case for gaming and enthusiast builds, with support for E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, three pre-installed ARGB fans, and top-mounted support for a radiator up to 360mm.
Recommended For
- PC builders fitting an E-ATX or ATX motherboard and a long graphics card who want room to plan a larger gaming or workstation build; the case supports E-ATX and GPUs up to 420 mm.
- Builders planning a top-mounted 360 mm AIO who want that radiator size supported without choosing a separate, smaller case.
- People assembling a storage-heavy desktop with multiple internal hard drives; GAMEMAX lists eight 3.5-inch HDD bays and two 2.5-inch SSD bays.
- DIY builders who want mesh panels, dust filters, a tempered-glass side panel, and included ARGB fans, with room to add more fans and adjust fan speed.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For a gaming build with a long graphics card, the roomy full-tower layout gives the builder space to install compatible high-end hardware while keeping the components visible through the tempered-glass side panel.
- When building a system for long gaming sessions or CPU-heavy work, users can add a top-mounted 360 mm radiator and additional fans; the case’s three included fans provide a starting airflow setup, not a guarantee of specific temperatures.
- For a local media library or a workstation with several drives, the multiple internal drive mounts let users combine HDDs and SSDs in one system instead of relying only on external storage.
- When assembling or upgrading a PC around a larger motherboard, the case supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards, giving builders more flexibility to reuse compatible parts or change platforms.
- For a visible desktop build, the tempered-glass panel shows the installed hardware and ARGB fans, while the top-mounted fan controls let users adjust fan speed without opening the case.
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I choose the GAMEMAX MASTER 2 or a compact ATX case for a large GPU build?
A: Choose the MASTER 2 if you need room for an E-ATX motherboard, a graphics card up to 420 mm, or a CPU cooler up to 170 mm. A compact case is the better fit when minimizing desk or floor space matters more than full-tower clearance.
Q: Is the MASTER 2 a better fit than a case with fewer drive bays for a storage-heavy PC?
A: The MASTER 2 is a strong fit if your build needs multiple internal drives: its listed capacity is eight 3.5-inch HDDs and two 2.5-inch SSDs. A case with fewer bays may suit a build that relies mainly on M.2 storage and does not need as many drive mounts.
Q: Should I get the MASTER 2 or a case without 360 mm radiator support?
A: Choose the MASTER 2 if your cooling plan calls for a top-mounted radiator up to 360 mm. If you do not need that radiator size, compare other cases by their fit for your parts, included fans, and available drive mounts rather than radiator support alone.
Q: Is the MASTER 2 worth choosing over a smaller case for a basic gaming PC?
A: The MASTER 2 makes more sense when you want full-tower expansion room, multiple drive bays, or support for a large graphics card and top-mounted 360 mm radiator. For a basic gaming build with standard-size parts and few storage drives, a smaller case may better match the build’s space needs.
Q: Will my graphics card fit in the GAMEMAX MASTER 2?
A: Check your card’s length before buying: the product details give conflicting maximum GPU lengths of 420 mm and 450 mm. Treat 420 mm as the safer limit and confirm clearance with the seller, especially if you plan to install a front radiator.
Q: Can I install a 360 mm AIO radiator in this case?
A: The product description says the case supports a 360 mm radiator at the top and front, but its radiator-options details also list a 280 mm top limit. Because those specifications conflict, confirm the supported radiator location and dimensions with the seller before purchasing.
Q: How many fans come pre-installed, and can I add more?
A: Three 120 mm ARGB fans are pre-installed: two at the front and one at the rear. The case is specified to support up to seven fans; additional fans are optional.
Q: Does it support E-ATX motherboards and multiple storage drives?
A: The product information lists E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboard support, along with eight 3.5-inch bays and two 2.5-inch bays. Check your specific E-ATX board’s dimensions and connector placement before buying.
Q: Can the MASTER 2 hold at least six 3.5-inch hard drives?
A: Yes. The provided specifications list eight internal 3.5-inch drive bays, so six drives fit by bay count. Confirm the drive-cage configuration and clearance for your other components before buying.
Q: Will it fit a large graphics card and a 360mm AIO?
A: The provided specifications list graphics-card clearance up to 420 mm and support for a top-mounted 360 mm radiator. Check your specific GPU’s dimensions and radiator thickness against the rest of your build before ordering.
Q: Is this a good choice if I need several front-access USB ports?
A: Check the exact listing before buying. The provided product details are inconsistent: one section lists two USB 3.0 ports, while another lists two USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, and USB-C. If your build depends on four USB-A ports, confirm the case’s front I/O configuration with the seller.
Q: Is the MASTER 2 suitable for a gaming and photo-editing PC?
A: It can suit a build for those uses if you want a full-tower case with room for ATX or E-ATX hardware, multiple drives, and large cooling components. The case itself does not determine gaming or editing performance; that depends on the installed CPU, GPU, memory, and storage.