Xigmatek Cubi M Arctic Mid Tower Gaming Case - White / Supports Motherboards up to M-ATX, Mini-ITX / 6 Pre-Installed ARGB Fans Included / EN42805 / EN42805 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Xigmatek Cubi M Arctic is a compact mid-tower gaming case in an elegant white finish, with six pre-installed ARGB fans and a spacious interior for powerful components. It is engineered for optimal airflow with multiple fan mounting options and ventilation features that hold temperatures down through intense gaming sessions. Smart cable management keeps the finished build tidy.

Panel installation and access are designed to be effortless, which matters in a compact chassis where everything is reached through an opening rather than around one. Getting the sides off quickly is what makes for a smooth, efficient assembly, and it stops later upgrades turning into a full strip-down.

A tempered glass side panel makes the interior easy to view and easy to access, showing the six ARGB fans against the white chassis. A white case reflects internal lighting more strongly than a black one, so the glass panel is doing more work here than it would on a darker build.

An advanced airflow and ventilation system provides fan mounting at the top, motherboard panel, bottom and rear of the chassis. Drawing air in low and at the side while exhausting at the top and rear is what keeps a compact case from holding heat around the graphics card during long sessions.

PSU compatibility runs to 200mm in length, covering standard ATX supplies and many higher-wattage units. Power supply depth is the specification that decides whether the bottom fan mounts stay usable in a compact chassis, so it is worth confirming before ordering the supply itself.

The Cubi M Arctic supports VGA cards up to 358mm in length, which covers most dual-fan cards and many triple-fan models. That is generous for a chassis built around M-ATX, and it means a compact footprint does not automatically rule out a large graphics card.

CPU cooler height support reaches 165mm, enough for most full-size tower air coolers rather than only low-profile units. Being able to fit a full-height cooler is what keeps the build options open in a smaller case, instead of forcing a move to liquid cooling for a high-performance CPU.

The chassis is compatible with M-ATX motherboards for versatile builds, and it takes Mini-ITX boards as well. Choosing a smaller board is what leaves interior room for the six fans, the radiator positions and the drive mounts, rather than filling the case with bare motherboard tray.

The fan cooling system takes three 120mm or two 140mm fans at the top, two 120mm or two 140mm on the motherboard panel, three 120mm or two 140mm at the bottom and one 120mm at the rear. Six of those positions arrive already populated with ARGB fans out of the box.

Liquid cooling compatibility covers a 360mm radiator at the top, a 240mm radiator on the motherboard panel and a 120mm fan or radiator at the rear. Top-mounting a 360mm radiator in an M-ATX case is unusual, and it means an AIO cooler does not force a move up to a larger chassis.

The Cubi M Arctic supports up to two 3.5-inch hard drives, so mechanical storage still has a place alongside the solid-state drives. Two positions covers a media library or a backup drive without a large cage sitting in the middle of the airflow path through the chassis.

Up to three 2.5-inch SSDs mount separately from the hard drive positions, giving flexible storage across five drives in total. Keeping the SSD mounts independent means adding a solid-state drive never costs a 3.5-inch bay, which matters when interior space is already tight.

The top I/O panel carries a power button, a reset button, an HD audio jack, two USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port. A compact case usually lives on the desk rather than under it, so top-mounted ports are the ones you actually reach for during the day.