Kolink Quantum RGB Tempered Glass Case

The Kolink Quantum RGB Tempered Glass Case features a tempered glass side panel, a diagonal mesh cut-out front panel with for optimal airflow with ARGB lighting, supports m-ITX, m-ATX, ATX and e-ATX motherboards, 1 x pre-installed 120mm ARGB rear fan, radiator support at the front (up to 240mm), and rear (up to 120mm), and supports a graphics card of up to 340mm in length.

Features

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This feature-rich case is perfect for gamers, and behind its attractive exterior lies a remarkable amount of space for powerful gaming hardware. There is even room for large E-ATX form factor motherboards, meaning that ultimate, no-compromises hardware will fit with space to spare. All of your attractive components will be on show via the tempered glass side panel, with the unsightly cables cleverly concealed behind a power supply shroud. The front of the case features a diagonal mesh cut-out, which ensure a consistent supply of fresh air and optimal airflow to ensure components stay cool and quiet. The front also benefits from an inbuilt digitally addressable RGB-LED strip, along with a pre-installed 120mm fan, which also has its own dRGB-LEDs. The LED strip and the fan can be hooked up directly to the motherboard and controlled that way instead. For additional cooling, users will be pleased to note the presence of a honeycomb-style mesh with its own integrated dust filter in the roof. The Quantum has attractive looks and effective airflow making it the perfect home for all your hardware.

The Features of the Kolink Quantum Midi-Tower at a Glance:

• Stylish Midi-Tower for motherboards up to E-ATX format
• Tempered glass side panel
• Front with diagonal mesh cut-out
• Vibrant dRGB lighting on the front
• One pre-installed 120mm fan with digitally addressable RGB-LEDs at the rear
• Compatible with up to five 120mm fans
• Supports graphics cards up to 340mm long, CPU coolers 155mm tall
• I/O Panel with controller for RGB-LEDs, 1x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0

The space you need

Even though the outer dimensions of this case meet the specification of a compact Midi-Tower, the Quantum offers a specially designed layout that allows motherboards up to E-ATX format to fit comfortably. Even 340mm long graphics cards that stretch out to the front of the case will fit. Large CPU coolers aren't a problem, with 155mm of vertical clearance which is more than enough for all but the most exotic of coolers. A PSU shroud is present to help cover up the power supply and the HDD cage. Support for storage is good and users have the choice of installing either two 3.5" or two 2.5" drives. The rear of the motherboard tray conceals some handy brackets that allow the installation of a further two 2.5" SSDs should you require. A subtle curve on the right side of the case enables users to benefit from extra cable storage space.

For fans of traditional air cooling there's more than enough space for 120mm fans, the mesh cut-out front of the case and the side-facing air inlets supply air to up to two 120mm fans. The roof allows for two 120mm fans to be installed as needed. The honeycomb mesh in the roof of the case has perfectly been optimised to keep the central components cool as well as dust free over time. Conveniently, Kolink also thought to include a magnetic dust filter for convenient cleaning. One 120mm fan with dRGB LEDs comes installed at the back of the case. For watercooling set ups it's possible to install up to a 240mm radiator in the front of the case, while the rear-mounted fan can simply be replaced by a 120mm radiator if you prefer.

Get your hardware looking good

The clever combination of cable guides and ties mean its easy to cable manage a system inside the Quantum. The spacious interior complete and all the installed hardware can all be admired through the tempered glass side panel. The diagonal mesh cut-out with dust filter is illuminated with digitally addressable RGB-LEDs, which can be controlled by the switch on the I/O panel which also allows handy access to switching between light effects, and this also holds true for the lighting on the rear-mounted fan. Alternatively, the RGB lighting of the strip and the fan can be controlled by hooking it up to your motherboard directly. This then allows the RGB switch on the I/O panel to be used as a reset button. Aside from the RGB/Reset switch, there's also a handy USB 3.0 port and two USB 2.0 ports along with the standard 3.5mm jacks for headphones and microphones, not to mention power- and HDD-LEDs.