Computer Case White Shark GCC-2401 Warhead-3 ATX Black

The White Shark GCC-2401 Warhead-3 ATX computer case combines a black steel and plastic construction with an airflow-focused layout. It ships with four 120 mm RGB fans preinstalled and provides space for up to six fans in total. The interior accommodates motherboards in E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX form factors, long graphics cards up to 330 mm and CPU coolers up to 160 mm tall, making it suitable for mid-tower builds that balance cooling and component compatibility.

Advantages

The case offers built-in RGB lighting via four 120 mm fans for visual customization and improved airflow. Its steel chassis ensures structural rigidity while plastic elements reduce overall weight. The layout supports multiple fan mounting positions and usable internal clearance for large GPUs and tower coolers. Front and rear ventilation options facilitate efficient heat dissipation for high-performance components.

Suitable for

• Gaming PC builds with mid-size ATX motherboards
• Systems requiring multiple case fans and RGB lighting
• Custom builds with graphics cards up to 330 mm
• Compact workstations using Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX boards

Key specifications

• Form factor compatibility: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
• Preinstalled fans: 4 × 120 mm RGB
• Maximum fan support: up to 6 fans total
• Maximum GPU length: 330 mm
• Maximum CPU cooler height: 160 mm
• Chassis material: steel and plastic

How to use

Install the chosen motherboard into the standoffs provided, route power and data cables through the available cutouts, and secure the power supply in its designated bay. Mount storage drives and expansion cards in the appropriate trays and slots. Ensure the CPU cooler height and graphics card length do not exceed the specified clearances before final assembly. Connect the RGB fan headers to compatible motherboard headers or a separate controller according to the manufacturer instructions for lighting control.

Recommendations

For optimal thermal performance, arrange intake fans at the front and exhaust fans at the rear and top. Use cable routing behind the motherboard tray to maintain unobstructed airflow. When installing high-power GPUs, verify clearance and consider adding additional case fans to maintain intake-to-exhaust balance.