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The GAMDIAS NESO P1 PRO WW is a white full tower case with a dual-chamber trapezoid shell that works upright or on its side, thanks to magnetic pedestals. Three AEOLUS P2 WH 120mm PWM ARGB fans sit on the side with an 8-port hub. There is room for E-ATX boards up to 310mm wide, graphics cards up to 426mm long, and radiators up to 420mm on the side and 360mm on top.
The GAMDIAS NESO P1 PRO WW is a white full tower case with a dual-chamber trapezoid shell that works upright or on its side, thanks to magnetic pedestals. Three AEOLUS P2 WH 120mm PWM ARGB fans sit on the side with an 8-port hub. There is room for E-ATX boards up to 310mm wide, graphics cards up to 426mm long, and radiators up to 420mm on the side and 360mm on top.

Seen from above, the white trapezoid top is vented across its surface. Underneath, a detachable bracket takes a 360mm or 280mm radiator, or three 120mm or two 140mm fans, so the top can be fitted out before it goes back on the case.

Seen from above, the white trapezoid top is vented across its surface. Underneath, a detachable bracket takes a 360mm or 280mm radiator, or three 120mm or two 140mm fans, so the top can be fitted out before it goes back on the case.

Magnetic pedestals let the case change from an upright tower to a horizontal layout. Lying down, the glass looks over the side fans and the board, so the hardware stays visible from the desk instead of being hidden by the frame.
Magnetic pedestals let the case change from an upright tower to a horizontal layout. Lying down, the glass looks over the side fans and the board, so the hardware stays visible from the desk instead of being hidden by the frame.


The front and side glass panels swing open with a one-touch release, and the dual-hinged side panel can be detached completely. With the top and side panels off, as in this exploded view, every part of both chambers is within reach during a build.

The front and side glass panels swing open with a one-touch release, and the dual-hinged side panel can be detached completely. With the top and side panels off, as in this exploded view, every part of both chambers is within reach during a build.

There are no fixed slots to work around: the PCIe slots rotate, letting the card stand vertically for display or lie horizontally in the usual way. GAMDIAS rates the space for cards up to 426mm long and 192mm wide, E-ATX boards up to 310mm wide and tower coolers up to 193mm tall.
There are no fixed slots to work around: the PCIe slots rotate, letting the card stand vertically for display or lie horizontally in the usual way. GAMDIAS rates the space for cards up to 426mm long and 192mm wide, E-ATX boards up to 310mm wide and tower coolers up to 193mm tall.


The side mount carries the three AEOLUS P2 WH 120mm PWM ARGB fans, which GAMDIAS sets up as reverse intake. A 420mm or 360mm radiator can go there instead, with 80mm of depth for thick radiators. The included 8-port hub syncs the lighting through a 5V 3-pin header.

The side mount carries the three AEOLUS P2 WH 120mm PWM ARGB fans, which GAMDIAS sets up as reverse intake. A 420mm or 360mm radiator can go there instead, with 80mm of depth for thick radiators. The included 8-port hub syncs the lighting through a 5V 3-pin header.

The right side is a patterned vented panel rather than glass, and dust filters cover the top, side and bottom. The second chamber holds a hidden compartment 90mm deep for cables, with straps and several duct positions, and room for power supplies up to 180mm long.
The right side is a patterned vented panel rather than glass, and dust filters cover the top, side and bottom. The second chamber holds a hidden compartment 90mm deep for cables, with straps and several duct positions, and room for power supplies up to 180mm long.


The front I/O carries one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port, two USB 3.0 ports, an HD audio jack and an LED control button. The case holds up to 10 fans across its top, side, rear and bottom mounts, and a 120mm radiator also fits at the rear.

The front I/O carries one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port, two USB 3.0 ports, an HD audio jack and an LED control button. The case holds up to 10 fans across its top, side, rear and bottom mounts, and a 120mm radiator also fits at the rear.
Everything you need to know about this product
Yes. Its magnetic pedestals let you turn the case from a vertical tower to a horizontal desktop layout, and the trapezoid shape shows the hardware either way.
A 360mm or 420mm radiator on the side, where there is 80mm of depth for thick radiators, a 360mm or 280mm radiator on the detachable top bracket, and a 120mm radiator at the rear.
Three 120mm AEOLUS P2 WH PWM ARGB fans on the side, set up as reverse intake, plus an 8-port PWM ARGB fan hub. The case holds up to 10 fans.
Yes. Graphics cards up to 426mm long and 192mm wide fit, mounted horizontally or vertically thanks to the rotatable PCIe slots. CPU air coolers up to 193mm tall fit too.
Yes, E-ATX boards up to 310mm wide, as well as ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX.
Press the one-touch release and the front and side tempered glass panels swing open. The dual-hinged side panel can also be removed completely.
Power supplies up to 180mm long. The case also has a 90mm-deep hidden compartment for cable management.
If you want a case that can stand or lie on your desk, yes: it pairs a dual-chamber layout and room for a 420mm radiator with three ARGB fans and a hub out of the box.
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