Thermaltake Ceres 300 Tempered Glass ARGB Mid Tower E-ATX Case Black Edition [PC]

The Thermaltake Ceres 300 TG ARGB Mid Tower E-ATX Case in black is a top - notch choice for your PC. It features a 4mm tempered glass side panel, offering a stunning view of your RGB - lit components. Over 55% of its panels are perforated, ensuring excellent airflow. This case supports E - ATX, ATX, m - ATX, and m - ITX motherboards. It comes with 2 pre - installed CT140 ARGB fans at the front and 1 pre - installed CT140 fan at the rear. You can place radiators up to 360mm at the front, 280mm at the top, and 120mm at the rear. It can accommodate a graphics card up to 340mm long with a radiator or 370mm without one. The RGB lighting can be controlled via motherboard software from ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, and ASRock. There are also fine removable filters at multiple sides for dust protection. You can choose to install more fans, and the rotational PCI - E slots let you mount your graphics card horizontally or vertically. The top front panel has handy I/O ports including two USB 3.0, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C, and HD Audio ports.

Using the Thermaltake Ceres 300 case is easy. First, choose the motherboard that fits your needs as it supports E - ATX, ATX, m - ATX, and m - ITX types. Install your motherboard, CPU, GPU, and other components inside the case. You can use the pre - installed fans at the front and rear, or add more fans or radiators according to your cooling requirements. For the RGB lighting, connect it to your motherboard and use the supported software from ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, or ASRock to control the lighting effects. When mounting the graphics card, you can use the rotational PCI - E slots to choose a horizontal or vertical installation. Make sure to use the riser cable standoffs if you choose vertical installation. Regarding maintenance, regularly clean the removable dust filters at the top, front, bottom, left, and right sides of the case to keep the airflow good and prevent dust from accumulating. Also, check the fans and radiators for any signs of damage or blockage. When handling the tempered glass side panel, be careful not to drop or scratch it. If you need to move the case, make sure all components are properly secured to avoid damage.