Computer case ENDORFY Aquarius 8000 Corona

ENDORFY Aquarius 8000 Corona is a mid-tower computer case designed to accommodate standard desktop PC components. It provides space for ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, a conventional ATX power supply, multiple storage drives and a range of air and liquid cooling options. The chassis layout promotes organized cable routing and accessible component installation for custom builds and system maintenance.

Advantages

The case offers a balance between internal volume and a compact footprint, enabling multi-drive configurations and ample clearance for long graphics cards. Practical drive bays, removable filter panels and front-panel connectivity simplify day-to-day use. The design supports straightforward airflow paths and can be adapted for different cooling setups, making it flexible for gaming, productivity, or workstation builds.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This chassis may not be suitable for small-form-factor projects that require ultra-compact dimensions, such as mini-ITX HTPC enclosures where minimal volume is critical. Very large E-ATX motherboards or extremely tall CPU coolers may also exceed the internal clearances depending on specific component dimensions, so compatibility should be checked before purchase.

Key specifications

How to use

Install the motherboard on the supplied standoffs and secure it with the provided screws, then mount the power supply in the designated bay and connect primary power cables. Fit storage drives into the appropriate 3.5" or 2.5" bays and route SATA and power connectors. Install expansion cards into the rear PCIe slots and secure them. Configure fan placement or radiator mounting according to your cooling plan, ensuring unobstructed airflow from front intake to rear/top exhaust. Use the case's cable-routing channels and tie points to keep wiring tidy and to maintain airflow.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For reliable thermal performance, install intake fans at the front and exhaust fan(s) at the rear or top, keep dust filters cleaned regularly, and route cables behind the motherboard tray to avoid disrupting airflow. When fitting large graphics cards, temporarily remove unused drive cages if necessary to ensure sufficient clearance.