Geometric Future Lancelot Midi-Tower - White
- CPU<: 164 mm
- GPU<: 405 mm
- Colour: White
- Case form: ATX
Midi-Tower for motherboards up to ATX (E-ATX 12 x 11 inches)
Supports radiators up to 360 mm
Space for graphics cards up to 405 mm in length
Up to nine fans possible for optimal cooling
Up to four 2.5 / 3.5 inch drives can be installed
Four different modes for more flexibility in hardware installation
The Geometric Future Lancelot: Compact case with many possibilities
The Lancelot case from Geometric Future impresses at first glance with its blue accents on the front. In addition, the midi-tower provides ample space to install your hardware. In total, you can install up to nine 120 / 140 mm fans, ensuring your components stay adequately cooled. Additionally, up to four 2.5 / 3.5 inch drives can be easily installed so you'll have enough storage for your games and programs.
Water cooling can also be installed, as the midi-tower has space for radiators up to 360 mm in size. To prevent dust from accumulating quickly inside the tower, there are four dust filters on the sides of the base stand. The mesh front further improves airflow.
Suitable for ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 405 mm
The tower supports motherboards up to the ATX standard (E-ATX 12 x 11 inches). Graphics cards up to 405 mm in length are supported and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. Note that when installed vertically, no fans can be mounted at the bottom of the case and the graphics card cannot be wider than 50 mm. The I/O panel offers ports for your peripherals: two USB 3.0, one USB-C port and a 3.5 mm jack.
The power supply can also be installed either horizontally or vertically. When installed horizontally, the maximum length of the power supply must not exceed 150 mm, and up to 180 mm when vertical. If your graphics card is not longer than 305 mm, the power supply unit can even be longer than 180 mm.
Four modes
A special feature of the Lancelot case is its modularity, offering four different modes, including two lifting modes. In Normal Mode 1, the graphics card and power supply are both installed horizontally, a 120 mm fan is mounted at the rear, a 360 mm radiator at the bottom, and two 140 mm fans at the top. In Normal Mode 2, the graphics card is installed vertically, the power supply horizontally, with a 120 mm fan at the bottom, three 120 mm fans in the base stand, and two 140 mm fans at the top.
There is also the Lifting Mode. In the first Lifting Mode, the graphics card is mounted horizontally and the power supply vertically, with a 140 mm fan at the bottom, a 360 mm radiator at the bottom, three 120 mm fans in the base stand, and a 240 mm radiator at the top. In the second Lifting Mode, both the graphics card and the power supply are installed vertically, with a 120 mm fan at the bottom, three 120 mm fans in the base stand, and a 240 mm radiator at the top.