Xigmatek Lux G Black PC Case Medium Tower ATX / Supports Motherboards up to ATX / 4 x Pre Installed ARGB Fans / EN48687 / EN48687

The Xigmatek Lux G is a mid tower PC case for ATX gaming builds, and it arrives with four ARGB fans already installed for airflow and lighting you can customise. Its interior is left generous, so components go in without the usual fight for space and assembly stays quick. The black chassis, model EN48687, keeps the exterior clean while the lighting does the talking.

The left side of the Lux G is a tempered glass panel, so the interior and the ARGB lighting inside it stay visible once the build is finished. Glass is the reason to bother with cable routing and matched lighting in the first place, and it makes checking on a fan or a cooler a matter of looking rather than opening the case.

Fan mounting on the Lux G spans the front, top and rear faces, so air can be pulled in at one end of the chassis and pushed out at the other instead of circulating inside it. The interior is roomy rather than tightly packed, which keeps that path clear of components. Moving air through the case in one direction is what holds temperatures down under load.

The Lux G takes CPU coolers up to 160mm tall and graphics cards up to 330mm long. Those two figures are what decide whether a parts list fits, so check the height of your air cooler and the length of your card against them before committing. Both allow for mainstream tower coolers and full-size graphics cards rather than compact-only parts.

Motherboard compatibility runs up to the ATX form factor, and the power supply bay accepts units up to 165mm in length. That combination covers the standard full-size build without pushing you toward a small form factor board or a shorter supply. Measure the depth of your PSU against 165mm and the rest of the platform choice is open.

Storage mounting comes down to two available slots, and each one accepts either a 2.5-inch or a 3.5-inch drive. That is enough for a mechanical drive alongside a SATA SSD, or two of either, on top of whatever M.2 storage the motherboard carries. Flexible slots beat fixed ones when the storage plan changes later.

Fan support covers three 120mm fans at the front, two 120mm or two 140mm fans on top and one 120mm at the rear. For liquid cooling, the front takes a 240mm or 360mm radiator, the top takes 240mm and the rear takes 120mm. Air or AIO, the mounting points are there to build the cooling around the hardware.

The I/O panel sits on top of the Lux G and carries a power button, a reset button, an HD audio jack, two USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port. Mounting it up there keeps a headset and a couple of USB devices connected without reaching behind the case, which matters most when the machine sits on the floor beside a desk.