Gamemax CLAW 460 Mid-Tower Gaming Case - White / Supports ATX, M-ATX & ITX Motherboards / Tool-Free Glass Side Panel / Supports up to 9x 120mm Fans / 3x 140mm + 1x 120mm ARGB Fans Pre-Installed / CLAW-460-WH / CLAW-460-WH + FREE DELIVERY !

The Gamemax CLAW 460 Mid-Tower Gaming Case in white supports ATX, M-ATX and ITX motherboards. A tool-free transparent glass side panel gives access to the interior and puts the build on show, and four ARGB fans (three 140mm front, one 120mm rear) arrive pre-installed for cooling and lighting. The white finish is aimed at gaming or office environments where a black tower would stand out.

An aggressive claw-inspired front panel is paired with Gamemax's exclusive sculpted ventilation mesh, so the styling and the intake path are the same surface. Air moves through the front face rather than around a closed panel, which is what makes the design work thermally as well as visually. Gamemax sums the CLAW 460 up as a case where air moves with style.

The CLAW 460 combines a high-airflow mesh front with a vertical airflow layout for efficient heat dissipation. Air is drawn in across the full front face and carried up past the components rather than being trapped around them. That design targets intensive gaming sessions and demanding workloads, where heat builds steadily over hours.

The sleek white finish is the point of this variant, giving a modern look that fits an office desk as readily as a gaming setup. Paired with the transparent glass side panel, the light chassis makes the interior components and lighting read more clearly than a black case does. It is the same CLAW 460 chassis in a finish that blends into a bright room.

Four ARGB fans ship already mounted in the CLAW 460, delivering cooling and lighting effects without a separate fan purchase. Gamemax describes the case as optimised for streaming, where the machine runs loaded for long stretches and the lighting is on camera. The glass side panel is what makes the ARGB visible across the whole interior.

The cooling specification lists three 140mm Tornado-T14 fans at the front for intake and one 120mm Tornado-T12 fan at the rear for exhaust. More intake area than exhaust keeps air pushing through the chassis in one direction.

An integrated, adjustable GPU support bracket props up the graphics card so it does not sag under its own weight. Heavy modern cards load the PCIe slot constantly, and that load is what causes long-term damage rather than any single event. The bracket adjusts to the card fitted instead of sitting at a fixed height.

Gamemax fits an extended bottom seal to the case panel that blocks dust, insects and debris from reaching the hardware compartment. It is the gap along the base that most chassis leave open, and closing it keeps the interior cleaner between cleans. Gamemax lists this as the case's anti-insect design.

Liquid cooling support runs to 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm and 360mm radiators, with the rear mount taking a 120mm radiator. That covers a small all-in-one through to a full 360mm loop, so a later cooler upgrade does not mean a new case. Radiator mounting sits alongside the pre-installed air cooling.

The CLAW 460 is designed around next-generation graphics cards, with the clearance and cooling to keep a current high-performance GPU supplied with air. That means the chassis carries across a card upgrade rather than becoming the limiting part. The mesh front and internal layout are both shaped around that requirement.

The transparent glass side panel is tool-free, so it lifts away and refits without a screwdriver for effortless access to the build. That makes cable runs, component swaps and cleaning quicker jobs than they are on a screwed panel. It is also the window that shows the ARGB lighting and the components behind it.

A magnetic dust filter covers the top vent, catching debris while warm air still escapes. Magnetic mounting means it pulls off for a rinse and snaps back with no clips or screws. On a white chassis that filter also keeps visible dust off the top panel, where it shows most.

A separate dust filter sits over the power supply intake for optimal airflow and component protection. The PSU draws air from outside the chassis, usually from the closest point to the floor, so its intake sees the most dust. Filtering it keeps the unit cleaner without choking the air it needs.

The CLAW 460 allows a CPU cooler height of up to 175mm and a graphics card up to 420mm long. Those two clearances decide whether a build fits, so check them against a tower cooler or a long triple-fan card before ordering. Everything else in a standard build sits well inside the chassis envelope.

Advanced cable management routes wiring out of sight so a compact build stays clean behind the glass. Gamemax sizes this chassis for small desk spaces, where cables have nowhere to hide and a tidy run is the difference between a showcase and a mess. The front I/O panel keeps everyday connections within reach at desk height.

The CLAW 460 takes ATX, M-ATX and ITX motherboards, so it suits a full-size gaming board as well as a smaller build. The internal layout is arranged around the motherboard tray with cooling and cable paths running past it.

Storage can be arranged as two 3.5-inch hard drives plus one 2.5-inch SSD, or one 3.5-inch hard drive plus two 2.5-inch SSDs. That is three drives either way, letting you choose between bulk capacity and a second solid state drive. The drive bays sit behind the motherboard tray as part of the cable-managed layout.