GameMax Time Bandit Infinity Mirror ARGB ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - 3 x 120mm ARGB Fans - Black - GMX-TIMEBANDIT

GameMax Time Bandit Infinity Mirror ARGB ATX Mid Tower PC Gaming Case - 3 x 120mm ARGB Fans - Black - GMX-TIMEBANDIT

The GameMax Time Bandit is an ATX mid tower gaming case with a mirrored infinity front panel and three 120mm ARGB fans fitted as standard. Those fans use three-sided infinity lighting and 4-pin PWM control, so the motherboard varies their speed automatically. Support for ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX boards, a 280mm front radiator and room for up to eight fans in total make it unusually capable for the price.

Infinity Mirror Front Panel

The infinity mirror front panel is the Time Bandit's defining feature. A semi-reflective surface sits in front of the ARGB lighting, bouncing it back and forth to create the illusion of a tunnel of light receding into the case rather than a flat lit strip. It is the kind of effect normally found on cases costing several times as much. The three supplied fans carry the same three-sided infinity treatment, so the theme continues through the interior.

Three ARGB Fans Included

Three 120mm ARGB fans come pre-installed, two in the top and one at the rear, which is genuinely generous at this price where many cases ship with one fan or none. They connect via 4-pin PWM, so the motherboard controls speed according to temperature rather than running them flat out constantly, and the addressable lighting syncs through a standard motherboard header. Buying three ARGB fans separately would typically cost more than the case itself.

Room for Eight Fans and a 280mm Radiator

There is mounting for five further fans beyond the three supplied, taking the total to eight, and the front accepts a radiator up to 280mm for liquid cooling. That gives a clear upgrade path: start with the fans included and move to an AIO later without changing case. Water cooling can be mounted in three positions, so the layout suits both air and liquid builds.

Hardware Support and Glass Panel

Motherboard support spans ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX, and GameMax specifies generous clearance for high-end graphics cards and large tower coolers. A tempered glass side panel displays the interior and the ARGB lighting properly. For a first build or a budget refresh where the finished machine still needs to look the part, it delivers considerably more than the price suggests.

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