The Dawn TG is an elegant Midi-Tower with numerous innovative features from the case professionals at BitFenix. Behind the coated tempered glass lies a mesh complete with unique patterns, which extends to the right side. Drawing inspiration from the name, the digitally addressable RGB lighting behind it emits light that gives the impression of a sunrise shining through a window. The lateral strip on the left includes large air inlets to help ensure good airflow. The upper side has a large honeycomb mesh with a magnetic dust filter, beneath which a 240 mm radiator can be installed. Alternatively, the dust filter can be replaced by a solid cover.
The BitFenix Dawn TG Midi-Tower at a Glance:
- Super stylish Midi-Tower for motherboards up to E-ATX
- Addressable RGB-LED lighting and controller at the front
- Front and both sides in coated tempered glass
- I/O Panel with 1x USB 3.1 Type C and 2x USB 3.0 & HD Audio In/Out & RGB switch
- Support for three radiators in 360-/280-, 240- and 120 mm formats
- 2x 3.5/2.5″ & 4x 2.5″ drive slots
- 3x 120 mm fans pre-installed, 1x RGB-LEDs – total of 7 possible
- Supports GPUs up to 38 cm in length & CPU coolers 16.5 cm tall
Fabulous lighting effects
Digitally addressable RGB LED strips shine through a unique mesh pattern. This creates an effect reminiscent of the light of sunrise through a window. The BitFenix Dawn TG features ultra-clear tempered glass panels that are covered with the same protective film used by the automotive industry for car windows. It comes with an RGB hub and a controller button on the I/O panel to cycle through colours and effects.
Three quiet 120 mm fans are included in the package from BitFenix. The fan at the rear is from the in-house Spectre series and is equipped with RGB lighting that fills the interior of the case and can be seen through the two tempered glass side panels. Additionally, the case can even support E-ATX motherboards and includes plenty of room for optimal cable management. The highlight, however, is the ability to install the graphics card vertically, which can also be up to 380 millimetres long.
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