Xigmatek Gaming Y Pro Arctic Mid Tower Gaming Case - White / Supports Motherboards up to E-ATX / 4 x Pre-Installed Fans Included / EN42256 / EN42256 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Xigmatek Gaming Y Pro Arctic is a premium white mid-tower gaming case with a spacious interior for high-performance components. Multiple fan mounting points and an advanced ventilation design handle cooling and airflow, while customisable RGB lighting lets the build match the rest of a setup. Cable management features keep the finished build clean and professional.

The front panel uses a mesh grill for optimal air intake, so the front fans draw straight through rather than pulling against a solid surface. On a white chassis the mesh doubles as the styling feature, and it is the part that decides how much cool air actually reaches the graphics card.

An enhanced airflow and ventilation system puts fan mounting positions at the front, top, motherboard panel, rear, PSU shroud and bottom. Spreading them that widely means intake and exhaust can be configured around the parts you choose, instead of the chassis dictating one fixed airflow direction.

Power supply compatibility runs to 220mm in length, which covers long high-wattage ATX units as well as standard supplies. PSU depth usually decides whether a bottom fan or a drive cage can stay in place, so a 220mm allowance keeps both options open in this chassis.

VGA length support reaches 420mm without a fan installed on the motherboard panel, and 285mm once a fan goes into that position. Deciding between the two comes first in the build: an oversized flagship card, or additional side airflow directed across the board and graphics card.

CPU cooler compatibility runs to 170mm in height, which accepts large tower air coolers rather than restricting the build to compact units. That is enough headroom to select a cooler on its performance instead of checking first whether the side panel will close over the top of it.

The cooling layout supports three 120mm or two 140mm fans at the top, three 120mm at the front, two 120mm on the motherboard panel, one 120mm at the rear, three 120mm on the PSU shroud and one 120mm at the bottom. Even a partial fit-out gives the chassis a clear intake and exhaust path.

The Gaming Y Pro Arctic supports E-ATX motherboards, which covers the widest enthusiast and workstation boards for high-performance builds. Board width also determines how much room is left for cable routing at the tray edge, so a chassis rated for E-ATX gives a standard ATX build extra breathing space.

Radiator compatibility covers a 360mm radiator at the front, a 360mm radiator at the top with memory height up to 45mm, and a 120mm radiator at the rear. The memory limit is the detail worth checking, because tall RGB DIMMs frequently clash with a top-mounted radiator.

An HDD cage provides a 3.5-inch bay at the base of the chassis, with additional top storage that takes a 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch drive in a single bay. Splitting the mounting points keeps bulk storage away from the front intake while leaving a second position within easy reach for a drive you swap often.

Dedicated SSD drive mounting brackets sit apart from the HDD cage, so a solid-state drive never uses up a bay that a mechanical drive needs. Keeping the SSDs on their own brackets is also what lets the cage be loaded independently as the storage requirement grows over time.

The top-mounted 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. Mounting the connections on top keeps them reachable when the tower sits on the floor beside a desk rather than on top of it.