Xigmatek case Case ATX - Aqua 7 - 8 ARGB Fans, USB-C

This is the Xigmatek Aqua 7 – a middle tower case with tempered glass and already built-in ARGB cooling, positioned solidly in the mid-range segment. It supports a wide range of motherboard formats – from Mini ITX to Extended ATX, so you have the freedom for almost any build. The power supply is bottom-mounted, which helps for better cable management and separation of heat from other components. The most serious highlight is the massive support for water cooling and the presence of ARGB lighting right out of the box.

What you get

The case is designed for serious systems with the potential for strong CPU and GPU cooling – you have options for 240/280/360 mm radiators on the top, sides, and bottom, plus standard 120 mm positions on the top, back, sides, and bottom. This allows you to combine a large front/side radiator for the GPU loop and a separate radiator for the CPU, or simply provide aggressive airflow with many fans. The tempered glass showcases the hardware and ARGB effects without sacrificing strength. The bottom placement of the PSU pulls the weight down and makes for cleaner cabling, which directly helps airflow. USB-C on the front panel makes the case more up-to-date for modern motherboards and peripherals.

• Support for motherboards in ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX, and Extended ATX formats, so you can go from a compact to a quite serious high-end build without changing the case.
• Middle Tower form factor, which balances well between internal space for components and external size, convenient for a desk or under it.
• Power supply placement at the bottom, providing a lower center of gravity, separate airflow for the PSU, and easier hiding of cables.
• Support for water cooling with radiators 120/240/280/360 mm on top, giving you the option for powerful AIO or custom loop above the motherboard.
• Ability to mount radiators 120/240/360 mm on the sides, useful for additional cooling of the GPU or as a main intake air.
• Additional positions for radiators 120/240/360 mm at the bottom, allowing aggressive airflow from bottom to top in more powerful configurations.
• Tempered glass on the panel, showcasing the hardware and ARGB lighting, while being more resistant to scratches than regular plastic.
• RGB support, so the built-in ARGB fans and strips can synchronize with the motherboard for a unified lighting profile.

Who it is suitable for

It is suitable if you want a gaming or enthusiast build with good preparation for water cooling and visible hardware behind a glass panel. It makes particular sense if you plan for a hotter CPU/GPU and want to have many options for radiators and fans. If you are looking for a minimalist, completely RGB-free case or a super-compact PC, this may be more than you need in size and "lighting".

The strongest point of Aqua 7 is the combination of huge flexibility for water cooling, support for large motherboards, and tempered glass with ARGB, all packed into a middle tower format that remains practical for everyday use.