The Powercool Aurora Black mATX Dual Chamber Gaming Case features two tempered glass panels, an AR...The Powercool Aurora Black mATX Dual Chamber Gaming Case features two tempered glass panels, an ARGB LED strip and three PWM FDB fans. Supporting Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX boards, 360mm radiators and GPUs up to 420mm, it delivers compact performance with premium aesthetics.
The PowerCool Aurora Black mATX Dual Chamber Gaming Case is designed for PC builders seeking a compact yet feature-rich enclosure with premium aesthetics. Its key benefit lies in its dual-chamber design and included ARGB lighting, offering both excellent airflow and striking visual appeal. A potential caveat is its mATX/Mini-ITX form factor, which may limit the size of components for users accustomed to larger builds.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
PC-AURORA-BLK
Brand
PowerCool
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main benefit of the dual-chamber design?
The dual-chamber design separates the motherboard and GPU from the PSU and storage drives, improving airflow to core components and simplifying cable management for a cleaner build.
Does this case come with fans included?
Yes, the PowerCool Aurora Black case includes three PWM FDB (Fluid Dynamic Bearing) fans.
Can I install a 240mm or 280mm AIO cooler?
Yes, the case supports radiators up to 360mm, so 240mm and 280mm AIO coolers are compatible, typically on the front or top mounting points depending on clearance.
What size motherboards does this case support?
This case is designed to support Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards.
How do I clean the tempered glass panels?
Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth lightly dampened with water or an approved glass cleaner. Avoid spraying liquid directly onto the glass and wipe gently.
Is there enough room for cable management?
The dual-chamber design significantly aids cable management by providing a separate area for the PSU and excess cabling, contributing to a tidier interior.
Troubleshooting
PC not turning on
Verify all power cables are securely connected to the motherboard, PSU, and front panel headers. Ensure the PSU switch is in the 'on' position and the wall outlet is functional.
Overheating components
Check that all fans are spinning and oriented correctly for optimal airflow. Ensure GPU and CPU coolers are properly seated. Clean any dust buildup from filters and heatsinks. Verify radiator installation if applicable.
ARGB lighting not working
Confirm that the ARGB strip is correctly connected to the motherboard's ARGB header or a dedicated controller. Ensure the necessary software or BIOS settings are enabled for ARGB control.
Difficulty fitting large components
Double-check the maximum component dimensions supported by the case (GPU length, CPU cooler height, radiator thickness). Ensure cables are routed neatly to maximize internal space.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent airflow management due to the dual-chamber layout.
Premium aesthetics with tempered glass and ARGB lighting.
Includes three PWM FDB fans for quiet and efficient cooling.
Ample space for radiators and long GPUs.
Compact mATX form factor suitable for smaller builds.
Cons
Limited to Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards.
Dual-chamber design might require more planning for initial build.
Cable management within the second chamber can be tight for some users.
Reliance on included fans may require additional purchases for extreme cooling setups.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
Motherboard Support: Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX
Max GPU Length: 420mm
Radiator Support: Up to 360mm
PSU Form Factor: Standard ATX PSUs fit within the dual-chamber design.
Setup:
Begin by mounting your motherboard (mATX or Mini-ITX) in the main chamber.
Install your CPU, RAM, and CPU cooler (ensure cooler height clearance if air cooling).
Route essential cables (CPU power, motherboard power) through the designated cutouts into the PSU chamber.
Mount your PSU and storage drives (SSDs/HDDs) in the secondary chamber.
Connect front panel I/O, fan headers, and ARGB connectors.
Install your GPU into the appropriate PCIe slot.
Connect storage drive data and power cables.
Perform final cable management within the secondary chamber for a clean look.
Care:
Clean the tempered glass panels with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Periodically dust the interior and exterior of the case, paying attention to air vents and fan filters.
Ensure all fan and radiator screws are secure after initial installation and any maintenance.