Gamdias TALOS E3 Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Case - White / 3 Built-in 120mm ARGB Fans / Supports Motherboards up to ATX / Magnetic Dust Filter / Support Sync with 5V ARGB Motherboard / TALOS-E3-WHITE

The Gamdias TALOS E3 is a white tempered glass mid-tower that supports motherboards up to ATX and ships with three 120mm ARGB fans already installed. Tempered glass on the front and side panels keeps the hardware visible, the lighting syncs with a 5V ARGB motherboard, and a magnetic dust filter handles the maintenance side.

The TALOS E3 is a compact mid-tower with a matte finish rather than a gloss one, which keeps fingerprints and reflections off the panels. Tempered glass covers the front and the side, three 120mm ARGB fans are integrated from the factory, and a PSU cover hides the power supply and its cabling to keep the interior looking deliberate.

The side panel is tempered glass, so the components inside stay on display instead of sitting behind a steel wall. On a build with lit fans and a visible graphics card, that panel is the difference between a case that hides hardware and one that presents it. The glass runs alongside the matching front panel.

Three 120mm ARGB fans come built into the TALOS E3, so airflow and lighting are handled out of the box rather than needing a separate fan purchase. They sit behind the tempered glass front and side panels where they stay clearly visible, which means the same three fans carry both the cooling load and the visual effect.

A magnetic dust filter protects the internals from dust build-up and lifts off by hand for cleaning, with no screws or clips to work around. Dust is what quietly degrades cooling performance over months of use, and a filter that is easy to remove is the one that actually gets cleaned. It returns to position on its own magnets.

This video runs through the TALOS E3 with its lighting active, showing how the three 120mm ARGB fans read through the tempered glass front and side panels from different angles. Still photographs flatten ARGB effects, so a moving clip is the better way to judge how the case will look on a desk before you build in it.

The TALOS E3 supports ARGB connections to compatible motherboards, and syncing with a 5V ARGB header brings the case lighting under the same control as everything else in the build. Instead of the fans running one scheme while the memory and cooler run another, the whole system moves together on a single profile.

Board support runs up to full ATX, so the TALOS E3 takes a standard ATX motherboard as well as the smaller sizes below it despite its compact mid-tower footprint. That keeps the case usable for a mainstream gaming build rather than restricting it to smaller boards, while the ARGB lighting finishes the look.