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Xigmatek Vortex Gaming Midi Tower Computer Case with RGB Lighting Black

Key features:

  • Compatible Motherboards Micro, Mini ATX
  • Graphics Card Length 290 mm
  • CPU Cooler Height 160 mm
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Description

Description

The Xigmatek Vortex Gaming Midi Tower is aimed at users looking for a case that combines performance, ventilation, and design, and is targeted at gamers.

The Midi Tower construction is suitable for users who need ample space to accommodate high-performance hardware, such as ATX or microATX motherboards, large graphics cards, and multiple hard drives or SSDs.

The Vortex Gaming Midi Tower is specifically designed for gamers and offers an impressive design that makes an impact. Its lines include angles and shapes that give a sense of dynamic and gaming aesthetics.

Ventilation is crucial for maintaining system cooling and avoiding overheating. The Vortex Gaming Midi Tower features specially designed parts for air passage and fan placement, providing effective cooling for internal components.

Additionally, the Xigmatek Vortex Gaming Midi Tower offers options for water cooling installation, as well as numerous ports for connectivity, allowing users to configure a complete gaming system with the desired features and components.

  • Elegant front panel with RGB strips and left side with tempered glass
  • Superior airflow and ventilated frame design
  • Multiple cooling fan placements up to 5 x 120mm
  • Radiator compatibility: Rear 120mm
  • CPU cooler clearance 160mm
  • VGA length restriction 290mm
  • Easy cable management

Compatible Motherboards

  • Mini-ITX
  • M-ATX
  • ATX

Effective Heat Dissipation

  • Supports up to 5 x 120 mm fans for excellent air cooling performance.
  • Support for multiple liquid cooling system options.
  • Provides top-notch cooling performance and adjustable capability.

Support for up to one SSD and one HDD Combo

Top Input/Output Ports

  • Reset button
  • HD audio jack
  • USB 2.0
  • USB 3.0
  • Power button

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Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Midi Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX

Dimensions

Height
438 mm
Width
195 mm
Length
380 mm

Internal Spaces

Maximum Graphics Card Length
290 mm
Maximum Processor Heatsink Height
160 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
1
Internal Hub 2.5"
1

Fan Positions

Front
2
Rear
1
Top Positions
2

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, USB 2.0, USB 3.0
Extras
RGB Lighting, Side Window
Gaming
Yes
Airflow
-
Home & Office
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Dust filtering
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  • We used it to build a budget gaming system that you can see here: https://youtu.be/n4bumXXbFeY?si=fL0rPV8s13a0QAln

    Pros: It is relatively inexpensive, has RGB lighting in the front and an RGB fan in the back, the side panel is glass...
    However, that's where the positives end as:
    - It is terrible for building (for example, you have to pass the CPU power cable first and then screw in the motherboard).
    - The hard drives go in haphazardly and look somewhat strange.
    - There is almost no airflow, resulting in it becoming a toaster with continuous heavy use.
    - The power supply and hard drives look as they do, along with all their cables.
    - The glass panel is not cut properly and protrudes either at the bottom or the top while it is obvious that it was added later to the chassis.

    - Overall, it is a very old and inexpensive chassis (it has slots for DVD drives, if you can imagine) which has been refreshed with lighting and a glass panel, but still makes building tedious and aesthetically is not the best.

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  • Georgiy_K

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    It is a good case for its money. The lid is made of tempered glass, there is a 120mm RGB fan. Cons: the case is not well ventilated. The glass does not fit tightly. Only two fans can be installed in the front.

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    • Silent
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Dust filtering
    • Value for money
    • Air flow
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  • Mediocrity
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

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    Nice appearance-wise, tempered glass on the side panel, comes with RGB fans on the back and costs only 37 euros.

    Apart from that, when I opened the PC for the first time and the LED lights turned on, there was a plastic smell in the room. The LED lights cannot be controlled in any way, for example, speed or lighting changes, so they constantly have their own pattern, which is a bit annoying for me (especially the fast switching rate, I would prefer it to be smoother). It doesn't have many places to mount disks, only one 3.5 in the front and one 2.5 at the bottom. In terms of airflow, if you install a 3.5 disk in the front, forget about it, unless you leave the disk hanging, then it's okay to install 2 120mm fans in the front. The tempered glass side panel, although tempered glass, doesn't fit completely on the case, it protrudes slightly millimeters, in other cases I have bought, this issue doesn't exist. Finally, in my package, I couldn't find even a typical manual, and it came with a small plastic bag with a few screws, some of which I used to secure the power supply and the motherboard. Overall, not bad, a budget case with imperfections.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Dust filtering
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Air flow
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • We used it to build a budget gaming system that you can see here: https://youtu.be/n4bumXXbFeY?si=fL0rPV8s13a0QAln

    Pros: It is relatively inexpensive, has RGB lighting in the front and an RGB fan in the back, the side panel is glass...
    However, that's where the positives end as:
    - It is terrible for building (for example, you have to pass the CPU power cable first and then screw in the motherboard).
    - The hard drives go in haphazardly and look somewhat strange.
    - There is almost no airflow, resulting in it becoming a toaster with continuous heavy use.
    - The power supply and hard drives look as they do, along with all their cables.
    - The glass panel is not cut properly and protrudes either at the bottom or the top while it is obvious that it was added later to the chassis.

    - Overall, it is a very old and inexpensive chassis (it has slots for DVD drives, if you can imagine) which has been refreshed with lighting and a glass panel, but still makes building tedious and aesthetically is not the best.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is a good case for its money. The lid is made of tempered glass, there is a 120mm RGB fan. Cons: the case is not well ventilated. The glass does not fit tightly. Only two fans can be installed in the front.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Nice appearance-wise, tempered glass on the side panel, comes with RGB fans on the back and costs only 37 euros.

    Apart from that, when I opened the PC for the first time and the LED lights turned on, there was a plastic smell in the room. The LED lights cannot be controlled in any way, for example, speed or lighting changes, so they constantly have their own pattern, which is a bit annoying for me (especially the fast switching rate, I would prefer it to be smoother). It doesn't have many places to mount disks, only one 3.5 in the front and one 2.5 at the bottom. In terms of airflow, if you install a 3.5 disk in the front, forget about it, unless you leave the disk hanging, then it's okay to install 2 120mm fans in the front. The tempered glass side panel, although tempered glass, doesn't fit completely on the case, it protrudes slightly millimeters, in other cases I have bought, this issue doesn't exist. Finally, in my package, I couldn't find even a typical manual, and it came with a small plastic bag with a few screws, some of which I used to secure the power supply and the motherboard. Overall, not bad, a budget case with imperfections.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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Description & Specifications

The Xigmatek Vortex Gaming Midi Tower is aimed at users looking for a case that combines performance, ventilation, and design, and is targeted at gamers.

The Midi Tower construction is suitable for users who need ample space to accommodate high-performance hardware, such as ATX or microATX motherboards, large graphics cards, and multiple hard drives or SSDs.

The Vortex Gaming Midi Tower is specifically designed for gamers and offers an impressive design that makes an impact. Its lines include angles and shapes that give a sense of dynamic and gaming aesthetics.

Ventilation is crucial for maintaining system cooling and avoiding overheating. The Vortex Gaming Midi Tower features specially designed parts for air passage and fan placement, providing effective cooling for internal components.

Additionally, the Xigmatek Vortex Gaming Midi Tower offers options for water cooling installation, as well as numerous ports for connectivity, allowing users to configure a complete gaming system with the desired features and components.

  • Elegant front panel with RGB strips and left side with tempered glass
  • Superior airflow and ventilated frame design
  • Multiple cooling fan placements up to 5 x 120mm
  • Radiator compatibility: Rear 120mm
  • CPU cooler clearance 160mm
  • VGA length restriction 290mm
  • Easy cable management

Compatible Motherboards

  • Mini-ITX
  • M-ATX
  • ATX

Effective Heat Dissipation

  • Supports up to 5 x 120 mm fans for excellent air cooling performance.
  • Support for multiple liquid cooling system options.
  • Provides top-notch cooling performance and adjustable capability.

Support for up to one SSD and one HDD Combo

Top Input/Output Ports

  • Reset button
  • HD audio jack
  • USB 2.0
  • USB 3.0
  • Power button

Manufacturer

Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Midi Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX

Dimensions

Height
438 mm
Width
195 mm
Length
380 mm

Internal Spaces

Maximum Graphics Card Length
290 mm
Maximum Processor Heatsink Height
160 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
1
Internal Hub 2.5"
1

Fan Positions

Front
2
Rear
1
Top Positions
2

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, USB 2.0, USB 3.0
Extras
RGB Lighting, Side Window
Gaming
Yes
Airflow
-
Home & Office
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 5 stars
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  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Silent
  • Space
  • Dust filtering
  • Cable management
  • Construction quality
  • Value for money
  • Air flow

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  • We used it to build a budget gaming system that you can see here: https://youtu.be/n4bumXXbFeY?si=fL0rPV8s13a0QAln

    Pros: It is relatively inexpensive, has RGB lighting in the front and an RGB fan in the back, the side panel is glass...
    However, that's where the positives end as:
    - It is terrible for building (for example, you have to pass the CPU power cable first and then screw in the motherboard).
    - The hard drives go in haphazardly and look somewhat strange.
    - There is almost no airflow, resulting in it becoming a toaster with continuous heavy use.
    - The power supply and hard drives look as they do, along with all their cables.
    - The glass panel is not cut properly and protrudes either at the bottom or the top while it is obvious that it was added later to the chassis.

    - Overall, it is a very old and inexpensive chassis (it has slots for DVD drives, if you can imagine) which has been refreshed with lighting and a glass panel, but still makes building tedious and aesthetically is not the best.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Georgiy_K

    Verified purchase

    It is a good case for its money. The lid is made of tempered glass, there is a 120mm RGB fan. Cons: the case is not well ventilated. The glass does not fit tightly. Only two fans can be installed in the front.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Space
    • Silent
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Dust filtering
    • Value for money
    • Air flow
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Mediocrity
    4
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Nice appearance-wise, tempered glass on the side panel, comes with RGB fans on the back and costs only 37 euros.

    Apart from that, when I opened the PC for the first time and the LED lights turned on, there was a plastic smell in the room. The LED lights cannot be controlled in any way, for example, speed or lighting changes, so they constantly have their own pattern, which is a bit annoying for me (especially the fast switching rate, I would prefer it to be smoother). It doesn't have many places to mount disks, only one 3.5 in the front and one 2.5 at the bottom. In terms of airflow, if you install a 3.5 disk in the front, forget about it, unless you leave the disk hanging, then it's okay to install 2 120mm fans in the front. The tempered glass side panel, although tempered glass, doesn't fit completely on the case, it protrudes slightly millimeters, in other cases I have bought, this issue doesn't exist. Finally, in my package, I couldn't find even a typical manual, and it came with a small plastic bag with a few screws, some of which I used to secure the power supply and the motherboard. Overall, not bad, a budget case with imperfections.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Dust filtering
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Air flow
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • We used it to build a budget gaming system that you can see here: https://youtu.be/n4bumXXbFeY?si=fL0rPV8s13a0QAln

    Pros: It is relatively inexpensive, has RGB lighting in the front and an RGB fan in the back, the side panel is glass...
    However, that's where the positives end as:
    - It is terrible for building (for example, you have to pass the CPU power cable first and then screw in the motherboard).
    - The hard drives go in haphazardly and look somewhat strange.
    - There is almost no airflow, resulting in it becoming a toaster with continuous heavy use.
    - The power supply and hard drives look as they do, along with all their cables.
    - The glass panel is not cut properly and protrudes either at the bottom or the top while it is obvious that it was added later to the chassis.

    - Overall, it is a very old and inexpensive chassis (it has slots for DVD drives, if you can imagine) which has been refreshed with lighting and a glass panel, but still makes building tedious and aesthetically is not the best.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is a good case for its money. The lid is made of tempered glass, there is a 120mm RGB fan. Cons: the case is not well ventilated. The glass does not fit tightly. Only two fans can be installed in the front.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Nice appearance-wise, tempered glass on the side panel, comes with RGB fans on the back and costs only 37 euros.

    Apart from that, when I opened the PC for the first time and the LED lights turned on, there was a plastic smell in the room. The LED lights cannot be controlled in any way, for example, speed or lighting changes, so they constantly have their own pattern, which is a bit annoying for me (especially the fast switching rate, I would prefer it to be smoother). It doesn't have many places to mount disks, only one 3.5 in the front and one 2.5 at the bottom. In terms of airflow, if you install a 3.5 disk in the front, forget about it, unless you leave the disk hanging, then it's okay to install 2 120mm fans in the front. The tempered glass side panel, although tempered glass, doesn't fit completely on the case, it protrudes slightly millimeters, in other cases I have bought, this issue doesn't exist. Finally, in my package, I couldn't find even a typical manual, and it came with a small plastic bag with a few screws, some of which I used to secure the power supply and the motherboard. Overall, not bad, a budget case with imperfections.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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