GAMEMAX N90 PC Chassis Reveals Stunning LED Display

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PC case manufacturer GAMEMAX has introduced the latest enthusiast-grade mid-tower chassis, the N90. Built on the N80 design but with several upgrades, it features a dual-chamber layout for improved airflow and enhanced functionality.

The N90 shares its base chamber with the N80 for better cooling, while the top chamber offers wood aesthetics and a 512-LED dot matrix display that can show hardware metrics such as GPU temperature and CPU usage. The case has panoramic views through dual-sided tempered glass panels, creating a floating structure design.

The LED Dot Matrix Display is unique on PC cases, capable of showing customizable visuals. On top, GAMEMAX added a walnut-grain decorative panel for venting and personality. With ample clearance for large components—up to 425 mm GPUs and 185 mm CPU coolers—the N90 supports M-ATX ASUS BTF motherboards with back connectors for neat cable management.

Key Features:
– Modular Dual-Chamber Design: Innovative split-layout structure with tool-free quick-release panels.
– 512-LED Dot Matrix Display: Customizable front-panel display for system monitoring and DIY visuals.
– Interchangeable Wood-Texture Top Panel: Magnetic, quick-release design with optional textures for personalized style.
– BTF Motherboard Support: Enables a clean, wire-free layout by concealing cables behind the tray.
– Dedicated Cable Management Compartment: Hinged cover and pre-routed fan cables for a clutter-free interior.
– Vertical GPU Ready: Supports vertical mounting with an optional bracket and PCIe 4.0 riser cable.
– 270° Panoramic Curved Glass Panel: One-piece tempered glass design with explosion-proof film for clarity and safety.
– Advanced 270° Cooling Layout: Optimized airflow with side-mounted fans, split-chamber cooling, and dedicated ventilation zones.
– Pre-installed Tornado Series ARGB Fans: Six ARGB/PWM fans with 81 selectable modes for strong cooling and vibrant lighting.

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October 8, 2025

The GAMEMAX N90 PC chassis will be available in two colors:
– Black Edition: $189
– White Edition: $195

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