POWER
UP WITH
GAMEMAX
Wraparound curved glass, dot-matrix front panels, Platinum-rated modular supplies and air coolers with a screen on top. GameMax builds the features enthusiasts actually want into hardware priced for the middle of the market.
2013
Founded
ATX 3.1
Lion Core PSU
6
Product Categories
LIFETIME
Lion Core Warranty
The GAMEMAX Advantage
Why Builders Choose GAMEMAX
01
Features Before Badge Price
Value Engineering
Wraparound tempered glass, pre-installed ARGB fans and hidden cable channels normally arrive only at the top of a case maker's range. GameMax puts them in the middle of it, which leaves more of a South African build budget sitting in the graphics card.
02
Airflow Built Around Heat Zones
Thermal Layout
Dual-chamber interiors put the power supply and drives behind the motherboard tray so their heat never crosses the CPU and GPU airflow path. Larger chassis take up to nine fans and 360mm or 420mm radiators, and the N90 arrives with six Tornado ARGB PWM fans already fitted.
03
Ready for Current Hardware
Fit and Compatibility
The larger cases clear graphics cards to 415mm and accept E-ATX boards, with native routing for back-connect motherboards that hides every cable behind the tray. Lion Core supplies carry a native 12V-2x6 connector, so a current card plugs in without an adapter.
04
Lighting You Can Actually Control
Build Aesthetics
ARGB across fans, strips and hubs runs on the standard 5V three-pin header, so it follows the same profile as the rest of your components. The N90 adds a 512-LED dot-matrix panel that will display custom text and animations.
05
Built With the Long Term in Mind
Materials and Noise
Steel chassis, RoHS-compliant materials and PWM control across the fan range keep noise down at idle without surrendering airflow under load. Dust filters on the intake faces come off for cleaning rather than needing the case stripped.
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Browse the Range
PC Cases
Mid-tower, full-tower, micro-ATX and open-frame layouts, with wraparound curved glass, dual-chamber interiors and back-connect motherboard routing.
Power Supplies
ATX 3.1 units to 1200W carrying both 80 PLUS and Cybenetics Platinum, fully modular, with a native 12V-2x6 lead for current graphics cards.
Cooling Solutions
All-in-one liquid coolers, six-heatpipe tower air coolers with a 2.8-inch LCD, and Tornado ARGB PWM case fans.
Monitors
Gaming panels across the GameMax display line, covering high-refresh IPS and QD-OLED options with HDR support.
Peripherals
Mechanical keyboards using a two-shot moulded keycap process, plus gaming mice and ARGB lighting to match.
Accessories
ARGB PWM fan hubs, vertical GPU brackets, riser cables and lighting controllers.
How GAMEMAX Helps You
Your Build, Perfected
First build or fifth, almost everything that goes wrong inside a chassis is thermal or cable-related. These are the three that come up most.
The Problem
Heat Trapped Around the Graphics Card
A current graphics card can dump 300W into a case with a solid front panel and two exhaust fans. The card throttles, the CPU cooler starts breathing pre-heated air, and both run louder for less performance.
GAMEMAX Solution
Separated Airflow Paths
Mesh intake faces feed the graphics card directly while the dual-chamber layout keeps power supply heat out of that stream. Mounts on the front, top, base and side let you build a deliberate pressure balance instead of hoping for one.
The Problem
Cables Ruining an Expensive Build
Tempered glass shows everything, including a bundle of 24-pin and PCIe leads that will not lie flat behind a shallow tray. Most cases offer about 20mm of depth and a shrug.
GAMEMAX Solution
Depth and Back-Connect Support
Hinged covers close over the cable compartment, and the back-connect models route board connectors through the tray so nothing crosses the window at all. Fan wiring gathers at a single hub rather than at the motherboard.
The Problem
Premium Case Features Priced Out of Reach
The details that make a build look finished - curved glass, ARGB fans in the box, a vertical GPU mount - usually appear only at the top of a range, which is exactly where the budget for the actual components disappears.
GAMEMAX Solution
Mid-Market Pricing
GameMax puts those features into chassis positioned well below the flagship tier. Paying less for the shell leaves the rest of the budget where it changes frame rates.