Computer Case ENDORFY Aquarius 8000 Flex black panoramic glass

ENDORFY Aquarius 8000 Flex black panoramic glass is a mid-tower computer case designed to accommodate ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. The chassis features a panoramic tempered glass side panel for component visibility and a black painted steel frame that supports multiple drive bays, expansion slots, front I/O connectors and flexible cooling configurations. The design targets both performance-oriented and compact system builds, offering space for air or liquid cooling components while keeping a restrained exterior appearance.

Advantages

The case combines a panoramic tempered glass side panel with a sturdy interior layout that simplifies component installation and cable routing. It supports a variety of cooling options, including room for multiple fans and radiators, and includes front I/O ports for convenient access to USB and audio connections. The mid-tower form factor balances internal capacity with compatibility for standard ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, making it suitable for gaming rigs, workstations and everyday PCs.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

The mid-tower size may be restrictive for very large E-ATX motherboards or multi-GPU setups that require extended length or extra slot spacing. Extremely compact or ultra-mini ITX projects could find the case larger than necessary.

Key specifications

How to use

Install the motherboard compatible with ATX, Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX form factor on the pre-drilled standoffs, secure drives into designated bays, and mount the power supply in the PSU compartment. Arrange cables through the provided routing openings behind the motherboard tray to maintain airflow and close the panoramic tempered glass panel once components and cooling are in place. For liquid cooling, verify radiator and fan clearance in advance and use the designated mounting locations to secure radiators and fans.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For optimal thermal performance, combine front intake fans with rear/top exhaust fans and keep cable pathways tidy behind the motherboard tray. If using a front-mounted radiator, measure clearance first to ensure compatibility with radiator thickness and front fan placement.