Powercool Pure Black ATX Gaming Case - Dual Chamber - 4 x PWM Fans - Full Glass Panels
The Powercool Pure Black ATX Gaming Case offers a dual-chamber design for efficient cable manageme...The Powercool Pure Black ATX Gaming Case offers a dual-chamber design for efficient cable management and improved airflow. It comes with 4 x PWM fans pre-installed to keep your components cool and features full glass panels for a stylish display of your build. This case supports ATX motherboards and provides ample space for your gaming components.
The Powercool Pure Black ATX Gaming Case is designed for PC builders seeking efficient thermal management and a visually striking build. Its dual-chamber layout aids in cable organization and airflow, while four pre-installed PWM fans ensure optimal cooling. A potential consideration is the need for careful planning due to its specific internal structure.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
PC-PURE-BLK
Brand
Powercool
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main advantage of the dual-chamber design?
The dual-chamber design separates the power supply and storage drives from the main motherboard and component area. This significantly improves cable management, leading to a cleaner build and better airflow for critical components.
How many fans come pre-installed with this case?
This case comes with four PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) fans pre-installed to provide effective cooling right out of the box.
What size motherboards does this case support?
The Powercool Pure Black ATX Gaming Case supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX form factor motherboards.
Can I install a large CPU cooler?
The case offers ample space for CPU coolers, but it's recommended to check the specific CPU cooler height clearance listed in the product's technical specifications against your chosen cooler.
Does the case support liquid cooling?
Yes, the case is designed to support liquid cooling solutions. However, the specific radiator sizes and mounting locations available might be influenced by the dual-chamber layout, so verification is advised.
How do I clean the glass panels?
Clean the glass panels using a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth. For stubborn marks, use a mild glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth, not directly onto the glass, to avoid damage.
What is the warranty period for this product?
Please refer to the retailer's or manufacturer's official product page for the most up-to-date warranty information, as this can vary.
Troubleshooting
Poor Airflow / High Temperatures
Ensure all dust filters are clean. Verify that all pre-installed fans are spinning correctly and connected to PWM headers. Check for any obstructions within the case that might be blocking airflow paths, especially around the CPU and GPU. Ensure proper fan orientation for intake and exhaust.
Motherboard Not Detected
Double-check all motherboard power connections (24-pin ATX and 8-pin CPU). Ensure the motherboard is properly seated on the standoffs and not shorting against the case. Verify front panel connectors are correctly attached to the motherboard.
Difficulty Managing Cables
Utilize the secondary chamber for PSU and drive installation. Use the provided cable tie-down points and Velcro straps to secure cables behind the motherboard tray. Plan cable routing before final component installation.
Glass Panel Scratched or Cracked
Handle glass panels with extreme care during installation and cleaning. Use only soft, microfiber cloths for cleaning. If a panel is damaged, contact customer support for a replacement part.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent airflow thanks to the dual-chamber design and included fans.
Aesthetically pleasing with full glass panels for component display.
Integrated cable management features simplify the building process.
Ships with four PWM fans, reducing the immediate need for additional cooling hardware.
Supports standard ATX motherboards for broad compatibility.
Cons
Dual-chamber design may require a slightly different building approach than traditional single-chamber cases.
Full glass panels can be prone to fingerprints and require regular cleaning.
Limited space for very large or custom liquid cooling radiators without careful planning.
The specific configuration of the dual-chamber might limit the length of certain GPUs if drive cages are positioned unfavorably.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Prepare Components: Gather your ATX motherboard, CPU, RAM, GPU, storage drives, and power supply.
Install Motherboard: Mount your ATX motherboard onto the standoffs in the main chamber.
Install PSU & Storage: Mount the power supply unit and any 2.5" or 3.5" drives in the dedicated secondary chamber.
Connect Cables: Route all necessary power and data cables through the cutouts to the motherboard and drives. Utilize the space behind the motherboard tray for cable management.
Install GPU & Peripherals: Install your graphics card and any other expansion cards.
Finalize Connections: Connect front panel I/O cables, fan headers, and any RGB controllers.
Compatibility:
Motherboard Form Factor: Supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards.
GPU Clearance: Check the maximum GPU length supported against your specific graphics card dimensions. The dual-chamber design may affect clearance for extremely long GPUs.
CPU Cooler Height: Ensure your CPU cooler height does not exceed the case's clearance specification.
Radiator Support: While it supports liquid cooling, verify radiator dimensions and placement options, especially with the dual-chamber layout.
Care:
Glass Panels: Clean with a microfiber cloth and glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials.
Dust Filters: Regularly remove and clean dust filters (typically located at the bottom, top, and front) with water or compressed air to maintain optimal airflow.
Internal Cleaning: Periodically dust the interior components and fan blades with compressed air.