Vetroo
Vetroo AL900 ATX Mid Tower 270° Glass 360mm Radiator 4 ARGB Fans Black
ATX mid-tower with 270° tempered glass, supports 360 mm radiator and 410 mm GPU, includes 4 ARGB fans with controller
- TypeATX Mid Tower
- Immersive 270° tempered glass showcases your full build
- Supports 360mm top radiator for high-performance liquid cooling
- Four 120mm PWM FDB ARGB fans included with controller
- Fits GPUs up to 410mm and PSUs up to 200mm
- Front Type-C port delivers up to 10G/s transfer speeds
Immersive 270° Tempered Glass View
The Vetroo AL900 is an ATX mid-tower chassis built around a panoramic 270° tempered glass design that showcases internal hardware and lighting from almost any angle. It targets builders who want a wide, uninterrupted view of their completed system.
4 PWM FDB ARGB Fans Included
Four pre-installed 120mm PWM FDB ARGB fans ship with a dedicated controller and remote for lighting and speed adjustments. The case supports up to ten 120mm fans in total and accommodates a 360mm radiator at the top for liquid cooling setups.
YTX Layout For Hidden Connectors
The interior uses a YTX layout designed for hidden-connector motherboards to simplify cable routing. Maximum graphics card length is 410mm and power supply depth is 200mm. Builders needing more than ten fan mounts or a larger radiator than 360mm should consider other enclosures.
Highlights
- Immersive 270° tempered glass showcases your full build
- Supports 360mm top radiator for high-performance liquid cooling
- Four 120mm PWM FDB ARGB fans included with controller
- Fits GPUs up to 410mm and PSUs up to 200mm
- Front Type-C port delivers up to 10G/s transfer speeds
Specifications
| Type | ATX Mid Tower |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the motherboard in the AL900's YTX layout, and what step is often missed?
The YTX interior routes cables behind the motherboard tray; the step people miss is seating the hidden-connector board fully before securing it, otherwise the rear I/O cut-outs misalign.
Which included parts will need replacement first, and when?
The four pre-installed 120 mm PWM FDB ARGB fans are the only moving parts supplied; fluid-dynamic bearings typically run several years before noise or speed drift appears.
What thermal limit appears first when the top 360 mm radiator runs under sustained load?
The case supports a 360 mm radiator up top and ten 120 mm fan mounts total; the practical ceiling is the radiator's own heat-rejection capacity once coolant reaches equilibrium.
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