Gamemax G561E black
 | Outdated Product A relatively inexpensive gaming case of the Midi Tower format released in 2025, retaining the traditional engineering layout with the power supply positioned at the top — a configuration almost vanished in modern models, yet still in demand due to its integral airflow channel from the front fans through the processor zone directly to the outlet. Its narrow width of just 180 mm sets the Gamemax G561E case apart from competitors: it takes up less space on the desk or in a niche than most Midi Tower models with a typical width of 200–220 mm. The steel with wall thickness of 0.5 mm results in a total weight of only 4 kg. The front and side panels are made of acrylic — a budget alternative to tempered glass, which is lighter and doesn't shatter during transport, but scratches over time....The side window is frameless, offering a full view of the interior. Three pre-installed 120mm fans with fixed-color FRGB lighting are included — there are only three mounting spots, so the cooling setup is already complete and expansion is not intended. The case supports ATX motherboards, graphics cards up to 370 mm in length, and coolers up to 156 mm in height. For storage, it features one external 5.25" bay (for an optical drive or fan controller), four internal 3.5" bays, and two 2.5" bays, with the HDD cage equipped with tool-less mounting. The rear panel is secured with thumb screws, which facilitate opening the case without a screwdriver. On top, there is a USB-A 5 Gbps port, two USB-A 2.0 ports, and an audio jack. |
A relatively inexpensive gaming case of the Midi Tower format released in 2025, retaining the traditional engineering layout with the power supply positioned at the top — a configuration almost vanished in modern models, yet still in demand due to its integral airflow channel from the front fans through the processor zone directly to the outlet. Its narrow width of just 180 mm sets the Gamemax G561E case apart from competitors: it takes up less space on the desk or in a niche than most Midi Tower models with a typical width of 200–220 mm.
The steel with wall thickness of 0.5 mm results in a total weight of only 4 kg. The front and side panels are made of acrylic — a budget alternative to tempered glass, which is lighter and doesn't shatter during transport, but scratches over time. The side window is frameless, offering a full view of the interior. Three pre-installed 120mm fans with fixed-color FRGB lighting are included — there are only three mounting spots, so the cooling setup is already complete and expansion is not intended.
The case supports ATX motherboards, graphics cards up to 370 mm in length, and coolers up to 156 mm in height. For storage, it features one external 5.25" bay (for an optical drive or fan controller), four internal 3.5" bays, and two 2.5" bays, with the HDD cage equipped with tool-less mounting. The rear panel is secured with thumb screws, which facilitate opening the case without a screwdriver. On top, there is a USB-A 5 Gbps port, two USB-A 2.0 ports, and an audio jack.
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