Powercool ATX Gaming PC Case - White

Name: Powercool ATX Gaming PC Case - White
Brand: Powercool
SKU: dpeoho2spf
Price: 76.99 GBP
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The Powercool Navigator White ATX Gaming Case features triple tempered glass including a curved pa...

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The Powercool Navigator White ATX Gaming Case is designed for PC builders seeking a stylish, high-airflow chassis with excellent component visibility. Its standout feature is the triple tempered glass, including a panoramic front panel, offering an immersive view of your build. A potential caveat is the size, which requires adequate space for installation and optimal airflow management. This case comes equipped with five pre-installed ARGB PWM fans and a 9-port hub for easy control of lighting and fan speeds, making it a strong choice for visually appealing and well-cooled gaming rigs.

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Colour	White
Model Part Number	PC-NAVIGATOR-WHT
Brand	Powercool

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FAQs

How many fans come pre-installed?

The Powercool Navigator White ATX Gaming Case comes with five pre-installed Saturn ARGB PWM fans.

What size motherboards does this case support?

This case supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX form factor motherboards.

Can I control the RGB lighting and fan speeds?

Yes, the case includes a 9-port ARGB hub with an RF remote, allowing you to control lighting effects and fan speeds for connected devices.

What is the maximum GPU length supported?

The case supports graphics cards up to 420mm in length.

Does this case support liquid cooling?

Yes, it supports mounting a 360mm radiator, typically at the front of the case.

Are the tempered glass panels easy to clean?

Yes, the tempered glass panels can be cleaned with a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth. Use a glass cleaner or slightly damp cloth, avoiding abrasive materials.

How do I connect additional ARGB fans or strips?

You can connect additional ARGB devices (up to nine total) to the included 9-port ARGB hub.

Troubleshooting

Fans not spinning or RGB not working

Ensure the fan and ARGB cables are securely connected to the 9-port hub. Verify the hub is powered via SATA from the PSU. Check that the RF remote is paired and functioning, and that the correct mode/color is selected.

PC won't power on

Double-check all power connections from the PSU to the motherboard and components. Ensure the front panel power switch connector is correctly seated on the motherboard headers.

Overheating components

Verify all fans are spinning and correctly oriented for airflow (intake/exhaust). Ensure no cables are obstructing fan blades or airflow paths. Clean dust filters and internal components if dust buildup is significant.

Difficulty fitting large GPU

Confirm the GPU length (up to 420mm) is within the case's supported limit. Remove any drive cages or obstructions in the path of the GPU if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Exceptional aesthetic with triple tempered glass panels.
Comes with multiple pre-installed ARGB PWM fans and a fan/ARGB hub.
Supports large GPUs and 360mm radiators for high-end builds.
Integrated RF remote for easy lighting and fan control.
Good airflow potential due to fan configuration and design.

Cons

Requires ample desk space due to its ATX form factor.
Building with triple glass panels needs careful handling.
Cable management might be complex with multiple fans and ARGB components.
The focus on aesthetics may mean some trade-offs in pure accessibility for building.
Relies on the included hub and remote; advanced motherboard control might be limited.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Prepare the Case: Open the case by removing the tempered glass panels (handle with care). Identify motherboard standoffs and install them if not pre-populated for your ATX board.
Install Motherboard: Carefully align and secure the ATX motherboard onto the standoffs using appropriate screws.
Install PSU: Mount the power supply unit in its designated bay, usually at the bottom rear.
Install GPU and Storage: Insert the graphics card into the primary PCIe slot and secure it. Install SSDs/HDDs in their respective bays.
Connect Cables: Connect all necessary power cables from the PSU to the motherboard, GPU, and storage devices. Connect front panel I/O cables (power button, USB, audio) to the motherboard.
Fan and ARGB Connections: Connect the five pre-installed fans to the 9-port ARGB hub. Connect the hub to the motherboard for power (SATA) and control (if applicable, though primarily RF remote controlled). Connect any additional ARGB devices to the hub.
Cable Management: Route cables neatly through the case's cutouts and tie-down points for improved airflow and aesthetics.
Close Up: Reattach tempered glass panels.

Compatibility:

Motherboard Size: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
GPU Length: Up to 420mm
CPU Cooler Height: Check specific clearance, though generally compatible with most standard air coolers.
Radiator Support: Up to 360mm (typically front-mounted).
Storage: Standard 2.5" SSD and 3.5" HDD mounting points available.

Care:

Cleaning Glass Panels: Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth slightly dampened with water or a glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture.
Dust Management: Regularly clean dust filters (if removable) and use compressed air to clear dust from fans and internal components. Do this periodically to maintain optimal airflow.