Xigmatek case Case ATX - Carbonic Black - Carbon Fiber

Xigmatek Carbonic Black is a middle tower case in black color, aimed at standard gaming and all-round configurations. It supports the three most popular motherboard formats – ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini ITX, giving you freedom in choosing the board. The power supply is bottom-mounted, which helps with better cable management and airflow. The added limitation for PSU length up to 220 mm is important if you plan to use a more massive power supply.

What you get

The case offers 7 expansion slots, giving you enough space for a standard ATX graphics card and a few additional cards (sound, capture, network) if needed. The support for water cooling on the side with radiators of 120/240/360 mm means you can confidently opt for AIO for a more serious CPU without worrying about whether it will fit. The single 2.5" slot directs the configuration more towards M.2 NVMe storage on the motherboard plus one additional 2.5" SSD, which is perfectly fine for a modern gaming build. The bottom positioning of the power supply helps to separate its heat from the other components and keep the interior cleaner and tidier.

• Case type Middle Tower, suitable for standard gaming and work configurations without taking up unnecessary space.
• Support for motherboards ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini ITX, providing flexibility in hardware choice and future upgrades.
• Bottom-mounted power supply with PSU Length Limitation 220 mm, for better airflow and easier cable management.
• Side support for water cooling with radiators 120 mm, 240 mm, or 360 mm, allowing you to install AIO for a cooler and quieter CPU.
• 1 x 2.5" slot, suitable for SSD, if you combine the main M.2 storage on the motherboard with an additional drive for games or projects.
• 7 expansion slots, providing space for one large graphics card and additional cards in more demanding configurations.
• Sleek black design that easily fits with most setups on or under the desk.

Who it is suitable for

The case is suitable for gaming and work machines in ATX format, where you want an option for water cooling and a normal amount of expansion cards. If you primarily rely on M.2 SSDs and only need one 2.5" device, you get a clean and logical layout. It is not the ideal choice if you want many 2.5"/3.5" drives for NAS or a heavily storage-oriented build.

The most meaningful aspect here is the combination of ATX support, space for 360 mm water cooling on the side, and bottom power supply in a relatively clean and compact middle tower format.