PC Midi Tower case AEROCOOL Graphite‑G‑BK‑v2 — Black, ATX/Micro‑ATX/Mini‑ITX, front 2×140mm+rear 1×140mm

The AEROCOOL Graphite‑G‑BK‑v2 is a black PC Midi Tower case compatible with ATX, Micro‑ATX and Mini‑ITX motherboards. The chassis measures 230×406×460 mm and is constructed from ABS and SPCC steel. The front panel features a mesh design to improve airflow and to display front LED fans; a full tempered glass side panel with hinge and handle provides easy access and a clear view of internal components. The case supports bottom-mounted ATX power supplies, includes two preinstalled 140 mm front fans and one 140 mm rear fan, and offers three additional vertical expansion slots for vertical graphics card installation.

Advantages

The Graphite‑G‑BK‑v2 combines a spacious, dual‑chamber chassis with a mesh front and tempered glass side panel to balance cooling capability and component visibility. Preinstalled fans and support for multiple fan and radiator configurations simplify cooling upgrades. Tool‑friendly features such as the hinged glass panel, cable passthrough tubes and ample interior space make component installation and cable management more convenient.

Suitable for

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How to use

Install the motherboard according to its form factor standoffs, route power and data cables through the provided passthrough tubes on the motherboard tray, and mount storage drives to the dedicated trays or brackets. Fit the power supply in the bottom compartment and secure the GPU in either the standard or one of the vertical expansion slots. For cooling, install fans or radiators in the supported front, top and rear positions; ensure radiator dimensions comply with the listed length and thickness limits. Use the hinged tempered glass side panel for quick access during assembly and maintenance.

Recommendations

For optimal airflow, keep the mesh front unobstructed and configure at least two intake fans at the front with one exhaust at the rear. When installing a front radiator, verify the radiator length and thickness limits to maintain clearance for GPUs and front fans. Use the dual chamber layout to route cables behind the motherboard tray to improve airflow and lower internal temperatures.