Colorful iGame C70V Ultra PC case features 270-degree glass and ATX back-plug support

Colorful has released the iGame C70V Ultra, a mid-tower PC case that prioritizes visual openness and high-end cooling flexibility. This chassis matters to builders who want to showcase their components without the visual obstruction of traditional front pillars. The design removes the left and front vertical supports to create a 270-degree panoramic glass view. This layout allows users to see the GPU, motherboard, and cooling loops from multiple angles simultaneously.

Dual-chamber design supports 400mm GPUs and 360mm radiators

The case adopts a dual-chamber architecture that separates the power supply and cable management area from the main component bay. This separation helps keep the main viewing area clean and uncluttered. The chassis is specifically engineered to support ATX back-plug motherboards, which further simplifies cable routing behind the motherboard tray. The exterior features a distinctive hip-hop graffiti aesthetic that sets it apart from standard minimalist designs.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 420x285x410 mm
• Expansion Slots: 7
• Max GPU Length: 400mm
• Max CPU Cooler Height: 163mm
• Fan Support: 10 positions

Inside the chassis, builders have access to ten distinct fan mounting positions for comprehensive airflow control. The top panel supports 360mm or 280mm radiators, while the right-front area can accommodate 240mm or 280mm cooling blocks. The case fits GPUs up to 400mm in length and CPU coolers up to 163mm in height. These dimensions ensure compatibility with most current high-end graphics cards and air coolers.

Storage options include space for one 3.5-inch hard drive or two 2.5-inch solid-state drives. The front I/O panel provides one USB-C port with 10Gbps speeds and two USB-A ports with 5Gbps speeds. A standard 3.5mm audio jack is also included for headset connectivity. The overall dimensions of the chassis are 420x285x410 mm, providing a substantial footprint for large components.

The iGame C70V Ultra launches on September 29, 2024, as a new option for enthusiasts seeking a visually striking build space. The case focuses on structural openness and cooling headroom rather than extreme compactness. Builders should verify that their specific motherboard models support the back-plug form factor before purchasing. The design caters to users who value aesthetic transparency and flexible cooling configurations.