Thermalright ATX Gaming Case with 9.16-Inch Display

For a build where the components are meant to be seen, a panoramic glass panel and an integrated screen give this Thermalright ATX case a more display-focused look than a plain tower.

The 9.16-inch LCD can show images or video, mirror a screen, and use customizable themes through TRCC software.

It also makes room for a full-size motherboard and up to eight 120mm fan mounts, so the design has a practical cooling angle as well as visual flair.

Key specifications

This tower supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. The display is 1920 x 480, attaches magnetically, and supports multiple themes, image and video display, and screen mirroring. Setup and customization use TRCC software.

Cooling options include eight 120mm fan mounting positions, a large side mesh panel, and a four-direction airflow design. The case supports graphics cards up to 420mm long and CPU liquid-cooler tubing up to 400mm. A detachable, adjustable GPU support bracket is included, the description says it is compatible with graphics cards longer than 420mm, but that does not establish that those longer cards fit inside the case.

Front-panel connections include one USB Type-C port rated for data transfer up to 10Gbps, two USB Type-A ports, and one audio jack, plus the power button. Internal routing channels and concealed liquid-cooling tubing paths are intended to keep cables tidier, and pre-drilled openings accommodate the screen’s USB cable.

Who it’s for

This case suits DIY builders who want the display to be part of the setup, rather than adding a separate screen later. It also fits builds where motherboard choice matters: ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX are supported. A useful everyday scenario is checking a custom screen theme at a glance while the PC sits on the desk, with the panoramic panel showing the build behind it.

It makes sense if you want a showpiece-style tower with flexible fan mounting and front USB-C. It might not be a great match if you prefer a simple, understated case or want confirmed details about included fans, the product information lists mounting positions, not fans supplied in the box. Without having tried it, the clearest practical caveat is the need to manage the display’s USB cable along with the rest of the build wiring.

Everyday use

The mesh panel, multiple fan positions, and routing channels give builders room to plan airflow and a cleaner interior instead of relying on a basic case layout. That flexibility is useful for a component-heavy build, though the available information does not specify included fans or provide dimensions for judging how the case will fit a particular desk or space.

The front USB-C port is a convenience for connecting compatible devices without reaching around to the rear of the PC. Its stated transfer rate is up to 10Gbps. The separate GPU bracket can be adjusted with screws behind the motherboard tray, which is intended to support a heavy card and reduce sag.

Questions before you buy

Can the LCD show video? Yes. The screen supports image and video display, screen mirroring, and customizable themes through TRCC software.

Does the case include eight fans? The listed specification is eight 120mm fan mounting positions. It does not say that fans are included.

Which motherboard sizes fit? ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards are supported.

When it makes sense

Choose this Thermalright case if the built-in screen, panoramic glass, and room for a tailored cooling layout are central to your build. If your priority is simply housing components, a less display-oriented tower may be a more straightforward choice. Also treat 420mm as the stated graphics-card clearance: the included bracket’s support for longer cards is not confirmation of extra internal clearance.