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GAMEMAX Dragon knight 2 Black USB3.0/Type C ATX Gaming Full Tower Computer Case w/5 x ARGB Fans (Pre-Installed).
- Support E-ATX/ATX/Micro-ATX /ITX MB
- Stylishly designed front panel and top panel
- Performance warehouse: 8 PCIe slots, 3.5 HDD* 8 + 2.5 SSD * 2; or 2.5 SSD * 10
- Efficient cooling, 5 ARGB fans included
- Built-in HDD hot-swap and a 3-in-1 card reader
- Powerful I/O Panel
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Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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- Return for refund until: January 31, 2027
- Return for replacement until: January 31, 2027
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The GAMEMAX Dragon Knight 2 is a black ATX full-tower gaming case with five pre-installed ARGB fans, making it suitable for desktop builders who want included cooling, room for multiple drives, and a full-tower enclosure. It provides eight internal 3.5-inch bays, two internal 2.5-inch bays, and support for E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and ITX motherboards as listed in the product description.
Recommended For
- PC builders maintaining large local media, backup, or project-file libraries who need multiple internal hard drives and a top-mounted hot-swap bay for occasional drive changes.
- Gaming or workstation builders choosing an E-ATX or ATX board who want a full-tower layout, eight expansion slots, and five included ARGB fans rather than assembling a case fan setup from scratch.
- Users who regularly move photos or files from memory cards and still use internal optical drives; the case includes a card reader and two external 5.25-inch bays.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For a workstation or desktop that keeps a large local archive, users can install multiple internal hard drives and swap a compatible drive through the built-in hot-swap bay, making storage expansion and file access more convenient.
- For a gaming PC with a large graphics card, the full-tower layout and included fans give builders room to assemble a spacious build with airflow already in place; actual temperatures depend on the components and setup.
- For photo or video work, users can connect devices at the case’s front/top I/O and use the built-in card reader to bring compatible memory cards into the PC without relying on a separate reader.
- For a workstation that needs several add-in cards, the eight-slot case layout provides physical expansion room; the motherboard and chosen cards still determine which slots can be used together.
- For builders planning future component changes, the roomy full-tower format can make installing or replacing hardware less cramped than in a compact case, while the acrylic side window shows the finished build.
Reference Q&A
Q: Dragon Knight 2 or Corsair 7000D Airflow for a custom water-cooling loop?
A: Choose the Corsair 7000D Airflow if your build needs large or multiple radiators: Corsair lists support for radiators up to 480 mm and multiple simultaneous radiator configurations, while the Dragon Knight 2 supports up to a 240 mm radiator at the top and 120 mm at the rear. Choose the Dragon Knight 2 instead if its eight 3.5-inch HDD bays, included five ARGB fans, HDD hot-swap bay, and card reader better match your priorities.
Q: Is the Dragon Knight 2 a worthwhile upgrade from the original Dragon Knight?
A: It is a targeted upgrade rather than a major capacity change: both models list eight 3.5-inch HDD bays and five included fans, and both support up to a 240 mm top radiator. Choose the Dragon Knight 2 if you specifically want its USB-C Gen 2 port or optional 140 mm top-fan support; if your original case meets your needs, the listed specifications show limited reason to replace it.
Q: Should I choose the Dragon Knight 2 or a standard mid-tower for a typical gaming PC?
A: Choose the Dragon Knight 2 if you need its full-tower layout, E-ATX support, eight HDD bays, or included five-fan setup. For a build that uses a standard ATX or smaller motherboard and does not need extensive drive storage, a mid-tower is the more space-conscious category; the Dragon Knight 2’s additional expansion and storage capacity may go unused.
Q: How many fans come pre-installed, and can I add more?
A: Five 120 mm ARGB fans are pre-installed: two front, two top, and one rear. The case also lists mounting options for up to six additional 120 mm fans, depending on placement.
Q: What motherboard sizes does this case support?
A: The product listing says it supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. Check the board’s dimensions and the case’s E-ATX clearance before buying, especially for a larger E-ATX board.
Q: How many drives can this case hold?
A: The listing specifies capacity for up to eight 3.5-inch hard drives and two 2.5-inch SSDs, or up to ten 2.5-inch SSDs in the alternative configuration. It also lists a built-in HDD hot-swap feature.
Q: What size radiator can I install?
A: The listed radiator options are up to 240 mm at the top or up to 120 mm at the rear. The product information does not list a front radiator mount.