Xigmatek Overtake Tempered Glass RGB Super Tower EATX Gaming Case / 4 x Pre Installed RGB Fans / EN46416 / EN46416 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Xigmatek Overtake is a powerful EATX super tower gaming case built for spaciousness, superior cooling and striking style. A robust tempered glass design with RGB lighting shows the build off, and four pre-installed ARGB fans start the airflow. It supports multiple cooling configurations including liquid cooling systems, which is what keeps high-end and overclocked components in a safe thermal range.

The front panel is crown-shaped and carries the case's RGB lighting, which makes it the feature you notice first from across a room. Combined with the tempered glass panels, that lighting reads through the whole chassis rather than being confined to a strip inside, which is what a showcase build is after.

Exclusive dual-side tempered glass panels provide enhanced airflow through front panel side vents, so the glass does not choke the intake. Three additional tempered glass panels show the gaming or professional system with clear, premium visibility, which is unusual on a chassis this size and a good reason to run tidy cabling.

The Overtake supports up to eleven 120mm fans, which is more airflow capacity than most builds will ever fully use. It is also compatible with a range of water cooling configurations, so the same chassis handles an all-air build at maximum fan count or a multi-radiator custom loop.

Fan mounting covers four 120mm, three 140mm or two 200mm fans at the front, two 120mm or two 140mm at the rear, three 120mm or two 140mm at the bottom, and two 120mm or two 140mm on the side of the motherboard. Twin 200mm front fans move a large volume of air at low rotational speed.

Radiator support runs from 120mm all the way to 480mm, taking in 140mm, 240mm, 280mm and 360mm sizes along the way, with 120mm, 140mm, 240mm and 280mm fan mounts across the various positions. A 480mm radiator is what separates a super tower from a mid tower, and it is why custom loops end up in a chassis like this.

The Overtake supports vertical GPU mounting using a dedicated vertical VGA bracket, so the graphics card turns to face the tempered glass. Displaying the card rather than its backplate is the point for modders and showcase builds, and the dedicated bracket means no third-party hardware is needed to do it.

Storage supports up to four 2.5-inch SSDs, or two 3.5-inch HDDs plus two 2.5-inch SSDs, without extending the HDD bay. That flexibility means the same layout serves a pure solid-state gaming build or a mixed setup with mechanical bulk storage, and neither configuration costs interior space.

The Overtake is an EATX gaming case, so the widest enthusiast and workstation motherboards fit with room to spare around the tray. EATX sizing is also what makes the extra fan and radiator positions usable, because there is physical space between the board edge and the chassis panels to mount them.

The top mount I/O carries a power button, a reset button, two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and an HD audio jack. Two USB 3.0 ports at the top is the useful detail, because a fast external drive and a wireless dongle can share the panel without competing for one high-speed connection.