Evetech NOVA Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case / 6x Dual Ring RGB High-Speed PWM Fans Included / Support USB 3.0 & 2.0 / Syncs with Mystic lighting & aura sync / 5mm Full Sized Tempered Glass / Optimized airflow / Supports 370mm (MAX) long Graphic Card installation / EVET023

The Evetech NOVA Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case comes with six dual-ring RGB high-speed PWM fans installed and 5mm full-sized tempered glass panels that put the build on display. The fans sync with Mystic Lighting and Aura Sync, so colours and effects follow the rest of the system. Front USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports cover device connections, and the chassis takes graphics cards up to 370mm long.

Evetech's Hero case came first, built around style and a solid structure. The NOVA is the follow-up, adding a different look to the same idea of a chassis that shows off what is inside it. It gives buyers a second option in the Evetech case range rather than a single choice.

The NOVA accommodates a graphics card up to 370mm in length, which is what makes current high-performance cards a physical fit. Card length is the first thing to check when planning a build, because a card that does not fit stops the project dead. That 370mm clearance covers the long triple-fan cards in circulation.

All six RGB fans can be controlled through ASUS Aura Sync or MSI Mystic Light Sync, tying the case lighting to a compatible motherboard. For anyone who would rather not install software, the NOVA includes its own RGB controller for selecting colours and cycles directly. Both routes give the same control over the palette.

The fans are dual-ring RGB units with high-speed PWM control, so the system regulates their speed instead of running them flat out permanently. They spin up when a game or workload demands more cooling and settle back down when it eases. The dual-ring layout lights both the inner and outer ring of each fan.

The NOVA wears an ice-white finish, which is a change from the black chassis that dominate most desks. Its transparent side panel gives a clear view of the components inside, so the build stays visible rather than hidden. The curves through the body keep the shape softer than a plain rectangular box.

The NOVA is engineered to safeguard the hardware bolted inside it, which matters most when a machine is being moved rather than sitting still. Evetech builds it to its own standards for fit and finish, so the structure is not sacrificed for the glass. That combination gives peace of mind during transportation.

With six fans fitted, the NOVA keeps hardware temperatures where they should be during uninterrupted gaming or intense workloads. Its airflow design routes air through the chassis efficiently rather than letting heat pool around the components. Running cooler for longer also helps prolong the working life of the hardware inside.

The NOVA supports both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0, so devices can be plugged into the case rather than the back of the motherboard. USB 3.0 suits external drives and anything that benefits from the faster connection, while USB 2.0 covers peripherals and charging. Having both keeps older and newer devices equally easy to connect.

The glass is 5mm full-sized tempered panelling, thick enough to stay rigid across a whole side instead of flexing the way thin acrylic does. Behind it the NOVA is an ATX chassis, so a standard full-size motherboard and the components around it all fit. Those two facts set both what you can build in it and how the finished machine looks.