An ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) case is the most popular computer case standard. It provides space for components, ensures proper airflow to protect them from overheating, and protects them from external factors. ATX PC cases with practical features ENDORFY PC cases in the ATX format offer users a range of practical features. Each comes with quiet and efficient Stratus fans installed at the factory. Beyond that, an ATX case may offer: perforated panels – provide...
An ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) case is the most popular computer case standard. It provides space for components, ensures proper airflow to protect them from overheating, and protects them from external factors.
ATX PC cases with practical features
ENDORFY PC cases in the ATX format offer users a range of practical features. Each comes with quiet and efficient Stratus fans installed at the factory. Beyond that, an ATX case may offer:
- perforated panels – provide excellent airflow while also protecting against dust;
- tempered-glass side panel – lets you showcase the lighting of individual components in the build;
- cable management system – not only helps keep things tidy but also improves airflow.
Small ATX cases with excellent ventilation
Every ENDORFY Micro ATX case has been designed with excellent ventilation in mind. Models such as the Signum M30 Air provide space for up to seven fans and a modern I/O panel with practical connectors. This type of ATX PC case is designed for microATX and smaller motherboards.
Stylish ATX PC cases
An ENDORFY gaming PC case lets you showcase RGB not only through a transparent tempered-glass side panel. Many models, such as the Arx 500 White ARGB, come from the factory with illuminated fans on the front and rear panels. The included controller lets you choose predefined programs and colors.
ATX cases with power supplies
An ATX PC case with a power supply is a solution most commonly found in the budget or office segment. These are often non-modular power supplies. Cheaper systems may not have enough PCI-E (6+2-pin) connectors for high-performance graphics cards. That is why this is not a recommended RGB PC case.
FAQ
- Which motherboards fit ATX cases?
Almost every popular motherboard available on the consumer market fits an ATX-standard case. ENDORFY cases support motherboards from 315 to 410 mm in length.
- Are ATX cases suitable for complex builds?
Yes, ATX cases are considered ideal for complex computer builds. Their design was created specifically to accommodate a large number of components and provide suitable operating conditions for them.
- How many drives can be installed in ATX cases?
The number of drives that can be installed in an ATX case depends on the specific model, but this standard is the most flexible in terms of data storage. Typically, 4 drives are not a problem.
- Do ATX cases support liquid cooling?
Yes, an ATX PC case supports both AIO liquid cooling and custom liquid cooling.