ENDORFY Signum 300 ARGB Tower Black by ENDORFY

Signum 300 ARGB is a compact chassis with a glass window side showcasing the internals in a rad way.

It will fit all the components you need and illuminate them with a rainbow glow – we’re throwing in as many as four of our Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans (you can mount up to eight in total!). Admiring glances of your pals are available separately ;)

The spacious interior of Signum 300 ARGB can accommodate two 3.5-inch hard drives with another two 2.5-inch ones (or four small drives instead). You won’t have trouble installing a tower-type cooler and or a long (up to 350 mm) video card – there might be crowding at an official launch party for the latest game half the world has been waiting for, but not inside Signum 300 ARGB. Here, everything has its place.

Time for a little airing out
Nobody likes it when a blue screen suddenly pops – unless they’re your roommate and you’re supposed to clean the apartment. That’s why we’ve designed Signum 300 ARGB to prevent your components from overheating.

Stratus 120 PWM ARGB fans
Signum 300 ARGB chassis can accommodate eight fans. For a start we’ve thrown in four of our Stratus 120 PWM ARGB, which we’ve developed in cooperation with Synergy Cooling. These are quiet, efficient, and durable fans with ARGB lighting, equipped with long-life fluid dynamic bearings. You can control them with a PWM signal, which means that extremely low speeds are achievable for a pleasant silence. You will hear nothing but our own mouse clicks and the rustle of curtains moving in your home office ;)

Tempered glass side
Signum 300 ARGB has nothing to hide. We’ve made one side from tempered glass – it’s durable and gives you a good view on your components. It also looks out of this world, especially with ARGB lighting inside.

Can you wrap your chassis around it? O.O
Behind every virtual race won or every video edited, there are top-tier components that made it possible. Lots of top components. That’s why we’ve made room for more. You no longer have to choose between a better graphics card and a more extensive cooling system – you can fit both.

In the best ARGB light
Cases without lighting are okay – just like plain armor with good stats. Everything works and keeps the internals together, but the looks won’t make your jaw drop. If you like to stand out from the crowd, you might choose to go with ARGB lighting. Just be warned: your friends will burst with envy ;)