Gamdias Atlas P2 Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case - Black / Magnetic Dust Filter / 4 Built-in 120mm ARGB Fan / Supports Motherboards up to ATX / Compatible with 430mm GPU / ATLASP2-CG + FREE DELIVERY !

The Gamdias Atlas P2 is a black ATX gaming tower supplied with four 120mm ARGB fans and a magnetic dust filter, so cooling and lighting are handled out of the box. Tempered glass panels open the interior to view while keeping the structure rigid, and the internal volume is set up for full-size components including graphics cards measuring up to 430mm.

The Atlas P2 uses a seamless curved glass design, formed as one piece rather than two flat panels meeting at a corner post. That gives a panoramic view of the components inside, with the four built-in ARGB PWM fans doing the cooling behind it. The layout also supports BTF motherboards, which keeps the visible side of the build free of cabling.

The glass wraps 270 degrees around the front and side of the Atlas P2, so the view into the chassis carries around the corner instead of stopping at a metal upright. Removing that corner post is what makes the display panoramic, and it puts the graphics card, cooler and lighting on show from more angles across a desk.

Perforated air vents are placed on the side, the top, the PSU chamber and the rear exhaust of the Atlas P2. Spreading the openings across four surfaces gives you room to build the airflow path around the components you have, rather than accepting one fixed route, and it keeps the power supply drawing air separately from the main chamber.

Four PWM ARGB fans ship with the Atlas P2, running quietly while PWM control adjusts speed to load rather than holding one fixed RPM. The included 8-port PWM ARGB fan hub takes care of wiring and synchronisation, so all four fans share one lighting scheme and one speed curve instead of occupying several motherboard headers.

The Atlas P2 is cut for connector-hidden BTF motherboards, where the power and data headers sit on the reverse of the board. Cables then run behind the tray and out of sight, leaving the front of the build showing components rather than wiring, which is the point of putting a 270-degree glass panel over it in the first place.

A monitor built into the chassis shows real-time system data including CPU, GPU and ambient temperatures, configured through GAMDIAS ZEUS CAST software. The I/O port carries the mode switch, so you can move between CPU, GPU and ambient readings while a game is running rather than alt-tabbing to a monitoring application.

The Atlas P2 takes up to 10 fans in total, six more than the four supplied. Radiators install at the top, the sides, the bottom or the rear, which is an unusually wide set of options for an ATX tower and means a multi-radiator custom loop is possible without modification to the chassis.

Motherboard support runs up to ATX, air coolers are given 180mm of clearance and graphics cards up to 430mm long fit inside. Those figures cover current flagship triple-fan cards and the tallest tower coolers, so the Atlas P2 does not force a compromise between a large air cooler and a long graphics card.

Storage can be configured as four 2.5-inch drives, or three 2.5-inch drives alongside one 3.5-inch drive when bulk capacity matters more than a fourth SSD. Power supplies up to 220mm long are supported, which leaves room for high-wattage units with longer bodies and their own modular cable stack.

The I/O panel carries one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port rated up to 10 Gbps, plus a USB 3.0 port, an LED fan control, a monitor mode toggle and an audio jack. Fast external drives connect at the front of the case, and the lighting and display controls sit on the same panel for quick changes.

Dust filters cover the top and bottom panels of the Atlas P2, trapping dust before it settles inside while still letting the case ventilate properly. The magnetic filter lifts away for cleaning without tools, which makes the job frequent enough to actually get done rather than something that waits for a full teardown.