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AZZA Prime, Prime Mesh, Octane and Legionaire ATX mid tower cases with ARGB fans included. Ready-lit cases for clean gaming builds.

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AZZA AT AX

Mid towers that arrive lit.

Shop AZZA in Kuwait: ATX mid tower cases with ARGB fans fitted, including the Prime and Octane with 3 fans, the Prime Mesh with ARGB and PWM fans, and the black Legionaire with 4 fans. Check graphics card length and cooler height on each listing before you build.

All four take ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX boards. Choose the Prime Mesh when airflow comes first for powerful graphics cards and CPUs. Prime and Octane suit standard gaming builds with three fans fitted, and the Legionaire adds a fourth.

See the AZZA Prime, the AZZA Prime Mesh and the AZZA Legionaire.

Prime · Octane · Legionaire

ATX mid tower cases

3 · 4 ARGB fans

fitted in every case

Mesh front

airflow-first Prime Mesh

AZZA FAQ

Before you buy.

Straight answers to the questions we hear most about AZZA PC cases.

Which AZZA case should I choose: Prime, Octane or Legionaire?

All three are ATX mid towers with ARGB fans included. The Prime and Octane come with 3 ARGB fans and the Legionaire with 4, while the Prime also comes in a mesh version for builds that put airflow first.

Glass or mesh front: which suits my build?

A mesh front, like the Prime ATX Mid-Tower Mesh Case, lets the front fans pull in more air, which helps powerful graphics cards and CPUs run cooler. A solid or glass front gives a cleaner look but usually moves less air.

What should I check before building in an AZZA case?

Confirm the case fits your graphics card length and CPU cooler height, or the radiator size if you plan liquid cooling. ATX mid towers also take smaller micro-ATX and mini-ITX boards, which leaves room to change your build later.

How do I connect the ARGB fans in an AZZA case?

ARGB fans connect to a 5V 3-pin ARGB header on the motherboard, or to a hub or controller if the case includes one, so the lighting can sync with your motherboard software. PWM fans, like those in the Prime Mesh, use a 4-pin fan header so their speed follows temperature.

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