Evetech TRIO 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 / EVET024

The Evetech TRIO Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case ships with six dual-ring RGB high-speed PWM fans already installed and 5mm full-sized tempered glass panels showing the build behind them. Airflow is designed around keeping a loaded system cool through long gaming sessions rather than only looking good while idle. Front USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports handle everyday connections, and the chassis takes graphics cards up to 370mm long.

The TRIO is Evetech's own tempered glass gaming case, built for people assembling a rig as much as for those buying a complete gaming PC. It gives a build somewhere to live that treats the hardware as something to be seen. Either route ends with the same chassis on the desk.

The TRIO accommodates graphics cards up to 370mm in length, which is the measurement that decides whether a high-end card physically fits. That clearance covers the long triple-fan designs used by current performance cards. Checking card length against case clearance is the first compatibility check in any build, and 370mm gives room to work with.

All six RGB fans can be driven by ASUS Aura Sync or MSI Mystic Light Sync, so the case lighting follows the same scheme as a compatible motherboard and the rest of the components. The TRIO also includes its own RGB controller for picking colours and cycles directly. That means the lighting works whether or not you want to run motherboard software.

The TRIO carries both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports for connecting devices without reaching around to the back of the motherboard. USB 3.0 covers external drives and anything that benefits from the faster link, while USB 2.0 handles peripherals and charging. Having both means older and newer devices each get an appropriate port.

Glass covers both the side and the front of the TRIO, so the RGB fans light the chassis from two faces rather than one. The chassis is built from high-quality materials and holds every component securely behind that glass. It is styled to sit in view on a desk instead of under one.

The glass does not come at the cost of the structure underneath it. The TRIO keeps a robust, sturdy build that protects the hardware inside when the machine is moved to a LAN party or transported between locations. A case that travels needs to be strong first and attractive second, and this one is built to be both.

Six fans come pre-installed, so the case arrives with its cooling already sorted instead of needing fans bought separately. The airflow design moves heat out during intense gaming and heavy workloads, which keeps component temperatures in check. Lower sustained temperatures also help extend the working life of the parts inside.

The fans are dual-ring RGB units with high-speed PWM control, meaning speed is regulated by the system rather than fixed at one setting. Fans ramp up when the load demands it and drop back when it does not, so the case is not permanently running at full noise. The dual-ring design puts light on both the inner and outer rings of each fan.

The panels are 5mm full-sized tempered glass, thick enough to stay rigid across a full side rather than flexing like thin acrylic. Behind them the TRIO is an ATX chassis, so it takes a standard full-size motherboard and the components that go with it. Together those two facts define what you can build in it and how the result looks.