Evetech Reeve ARGB Mid-Tower Gaming Case - Silver / 6 Pre-installed 120mm ARGB Fans / 450mm GPU Clearance / Supports Motherboards up to E-ATX / 7 Expansion Slots for Maximum Flexibility / Vertical and Horizontal GPU Mounting Bracket / WS462B / WS462B + FREE DELIVERY !

The Evetech Reeve ARGB Mid-Tower Gaming Case (WS462B) arrives in silver with six 120mm ARGB fans pre-installed, 450mm of GPU clearance and support for motherboards up to E-ATX. Seven expansion slots and a bracket for vertical or horizontal GPU mounting cover almost any build layout. Tempered glass side panels keep the hardware and the lighting on show.

Front and side ARGB fans move air across the components while lighting the interior, so the Reeve stays cool through intensive gaming sessions without a separate lighting kit. The tempered glass side panels let that light out and put your parts on display. Cooling and appearance come from the same set of fans rather than competing for space.

Inside, the Reeve leaves generous room for custom cooling systems, multiple drives and oversized graphics cards, which is what advanced builders run out of first in a smaller chassis. The modular design routes cables out of the airflow path, so the interior stays tidy and the fans move air instead of fighting it.

The rear and top panels are ventilated for maximum airflow, and the top panel lifts off so a radiator can be fitted without working around the chassis. Dust filters keep the interior clean while strategically placed fans carry heat out rather than recirculating it. It is a ventilation layout aimed at high-performance cooling demands.

Seven expansion slots handle a multi-slot graphics card alongside additional add-in cards in the same build. The included bracket mounts the GPU either horizontally in the slots or vertically against the glass, so the card can be the centrepiece of the build or take the shortest path to the motherboard. Both orientations are supported out of the box.

The lower section keeps a minimalist look, with dedicated space that conceals the power supply and the cable runs behind it. A robust base adds stability under a fully loaded build. The result is a chassis that stays clean and organised from every angle, not only through the glass panel.

The Reeve's imposing full-tower design accommodates premium components while brushed metal accents and clean lines make it a statement piece in a gaming room. It is built to be looked at as much as built into, so the chassis reads as part of the room rather than a box tucked under the desk.

Motherboard support runs up to E-ATX, so the wider enthusiast boards fit without modification alongside the smaller standard sizes. Combined with the interior volume, that means the platform is your choice rather than something the chassis dictates. It is the specification to check before committing to a high-end board.

An expansive tempered glass side panel gives a complete view of the components, with vibrant RGB fans lighting the interior behind it. Whether the machine is in use or simply sitting on the desk, the build stays in the spotlight. That is the payoff for time spent on cable routing and part selection.

GPU clearance measures 450mm, leaving room for long multi-fan graphics cards and for a front-mounted radiator in the same build. That headroom also means a longer card in a later upgrade does not force a new chassis with it. It is the first figure to check when a flagship card is on the list.

The intuitive interior layout puts drive bays, space for added cooling and cable management openings where you reach for them, so installing or upgrading a component does not turn into a strip-down. The open design keeps air moving through the chassis while you work and once the panel is back on.

The front I/O panel carries USB 3.0, USB Type-C and audio ports within reach on top of the case, so a headset or a fast external drive connects without reaching behind the machine. The mesh top panel above it adds ventilation, which counts most on builds running hard for hours at a time.

RGB fans at the front and top of the Reeve handle intake and exhaust while offering a colourful, customisable lighting effect. Airflow and effective heat management stay the priority, with the lighting as the visible result rather than the purpose. That combination is what keeps a high-performance build both cool and worth looking at.