Malaysian PC builder Illegear has refreshed four of its configurable gaming desktops around XIGMATEK cases. The new Seaview, Reaper, Aura and Atlas designs cover different sizes and budgets while retaining the usual choice of processor, graphics, memory, storage and cooling options.
Four cases, four priorities
Seaview is the most visually distinctive of the group. Its XIGMATEK Cloud M DGT 3AF case combines two tempered-glass panels with an integrated display, three pre-installed ARGB fans and room for a 360mm liquid-cooling radiator. Illegear offers AMD Ryzen 7000 and 9000 processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series or AMD Radeon RX 9000-series graphics, and up to 128GB of DDR5 memory.
Reaper uses XIGMATEK’s Aqua MS chassis and is positioned as the more balanced gaming and everyday-work system. Both AMD and Intel platforms are available, while graphics options can extend to an RTX 5090 depending on configuration. That flexibility is useful, although a flagship GPU also changes the power, cooling and price equation substantially.
Aura goes smaller, Atlas leaves room to grow
Aura is the compact option, using XIGMATEK’s Dynamic ML panoramic case for micro-ATX and mini-ITX systems. Illegear lists Intel 14th-generation and AMD Ryzen 7000 or 9000-series choices, with graphics options spanning entry-level cards through high-end GeForce and Radeon models.
Atlas sits at the other end of the range. Its XIGMATEK Pano II chassis supports E-ATX, ATX, micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards, including compatible back-connect layouts. It has room for graphics cards up to 400mm long, as many as eight 120mm fans and a 360mm side radiator, plus horizontal or vertical GPU installation.
Check the exact configuration, not just the case name
These are configurable systems rather than fixed-spec retail boxes. Prices shown on Illegear’s store can change with promotions and component selection, while the CPU, motherboard, power supply and cooling requirements vary sharply between an entry configuration and an RTX 5090 build.
Buyers should compare the final bill of materials, warranty and delivery estimate before ordering. A panoramic case and RGB lighting may sell the look, but the power supply, airflow, motherboard features and after-sales support will matter more over the life of the PC.
Source: Illegear, Lowyat.NET
