LC-Power Gaming 8001W Pro-Storm Light midi-tower ATX behuizing, wit (LC-8001W-ON)

The LC-Power Gaming 8001W Pro-Storm Light is an ATX mid-tower case in black, designed to house gaming and high-performance desktop components. The chassis offers a transparent side panel to display internal hardware, several mounting points for cooling fans and radiators, and a roomy interior that accommodates standard ATX motherboards, full-size graphics cards and multiple storage devices. The case includes tool-less drive bays and routes for cable management to keep the build tidy and to help maintain unobstructed airflow.

Advantages

The case combines a minimalist exterior with practical internal layout, providing good airflow and flexible cooling options. The transparent side panel allows visual access to internal components without removing panels. Tool-less drive bays and dedicated cable routing channels simplify assembly and reduce build time. The case supports multiple fan and radiator configurations to help manage temperatures in demanding use scenarios.

Suitable for

• Building a mid-tower gaming PC with ATX or smaller motherboards
• Systems that require multi-fan or liquid-cooling configurations
• User builds that emphasize component visibility and clean cable management
• Home or office desktops where a compact yet expandable chassis is needed

Key specifications

• Form factor: ATX mid-tower compatible with ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX
• Exterior colour: Black with transparent side panel
• Drive bays: Tool-less bays for 3.5" and 2.5" storage devices
• Cooling support: Multiple fan mounting locations and radiator support for common sizes
• Expansion slots: Standard full-height expansion slot support for multiple add-in cards
• Front panel I/O: Standard front access connectors and buttons (power, reset, USB, audio as per chassis layout)

How to use

Prepare the build area and place the case on a stable surface. Remove the side panel to access the interior and install the motherboard on the pre-fitted standoffs, aligning screw holes before fastening. Fit the power supply in its designated bay and route main power cables through the provided openings. Install storage drives in the tool-less bays and secure expansion cards in the rear slots. Mount cooling fans or radiators in the supported locations following airflow orientation guidelines to ensure intake and exhaust are balanced. Use the cable routing channels and tie points to secure cables and close the side panel once assembly is complete.

Recommendations

For optimal cooling, use a combination of front intake and rear/top exhaust fans. Verify clearance for long graphics cards and tall CPU coolers before finalising component selection. Periodic dust removal from filters and fan assemblies will help maintain airflow and component temperatures over time.