DISCOVER ARCTURUS PRO

Named after one of the brightest stars seen from Earth, the ARCTURUS case in its PRO iteration brings more flexibility and room than the already popular classic model. The goal remains the same, to deliver the ideal grounds for you to shape and create your own gaming universe around a dazzling gaming PC!

The hinged edge-to-edge light grey tinted tempered glass side panel of ARCTURUS PRO provides easy access to your gaming rig interior and a comprehensive yet mysterious view of it. This time the touch of drama is added to the mix by the metal-mesh front panel featuring an intriguing 3D polygonal pattern.

TRUE AIRBENDER

The front 140mm pre-installed fans and the 120mm back fan use ARGB lighting and create massive airflow to cool even the most demanding hardware. The dual air-intake design can help bring more fresh air inside the case by installing two 120 mm fans on the right-side panel. You can further boost the cooling performance by adding three 120 mm (or two 140 mm) extra fans at the top of the case.

Matching or syncing the case illumination with the rest of the hardware can be done due to the included PWM+ARGB hub controller operated by a dedicated LED button and a wireless remote. The same controller and remote will help you adjust the fan speed when needed.

FULL-FLEDGED INTERIOR

Thoroughly protected by three magnetic dust filters (top, side, and bottom), the all-black interior of ARCTURUS PRO is ready to host the latest hardware, ranging from eATX motherboards and 375 mm long graphics cards to 167 mm height CPU coolers. The dedicated chamber for bottom PSU installation and the cable management outlets, together with three clamping systems on the back of the motherboard tray, will keep the cables tidy and hidden for that neat, clean look.

Enhanced water cooling support allows the mounting of radiators up to 420 mm in the front and 360 mm on the top, unleashing every bit of performance your rig is capable of.

FUN FACTS

The light of ARCTURUS is so bright that the star was used to help open the Chicago World's Fair in 1933 by powering several photoelectric cells with it to celebrate 40 years from the previous world's fair in the city. At the time it was believed the star was about 40 light-years away from Earth. Later measurements refined the distance to 37 light-years, so the light that was used at the 1933 Fair began its journey to Earth in 1896, not in 1893.