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| Basic Information | ||
| Type | Mid Tower | |
| Material | SPCC 0.6 mm Top / Front / Left Panel : Tempered glass | |
| With Power Supply | No | |
| Motherboard Compatibility | Up to ATX | |
| Side Panel Window | Tempared Glass | |
| Front Panel | Tempered glass | |
| Features | ||
| Expansion Slots | 7 | |
| Radiator Support | Support 360 mm radiator on the right panel | |
| Fan Support | Front: 3 x 12 cm; Rear: 1 x 12 cm; Bottom: 3 x 12 cm | |
| Pre- Installed Fans | No | |
| Drive Bays | 5.25" CD ROM: 0 3.5" HDD: 2 + 2.5" SSD: 3 | |
| I/O Port | USB 3.0 x 1 + HD AUDIO + TYPE-C | |
| Clearance Space | ||
| Maximum CPU Cooler Height | 157 mm | |
| Maximum GPU Card Length | 400 mm | |
| Physical Specifications | ||
| Dimensions | 443 x 280 x 440 mm | |
| Weight | 6.6 kg | |
| Color | Black | |
The 1st Player RT7 Mid Tower Black (Tempered Glass) ATX Gaming Desktop Case is built for gamers and PC builders who want a clean, modern look with a clear view of their components. Its black exterior suits most desk setups, while the tempered glass side panel lets you showcase your GPU, motherboard, and cable management—making it a great choice for both performance-focused builds and aesthetic setups.
As a mid-tower chassis, the RT7 offers a practical balance between space and desk-friendly footprint. It supports up to ATX motherboards, which makes it suitable for a wide range of gaming and productivity configurations. Compared to smaller form factors, a mid-tower typically provides more room for component installation and upgrades, helping you build with less hassle when you add or replace parts later.
The tempered glass side panel provides a transparent view into your system, so you can display RGB-free builds as well as custom cooling setups. This is especially useful if you care about internal organization—good cable routing and clean component placement look more professional through a windowed panel than they would in a solid-side case.
This case is designed with customization in mind. It does not include built-in cooling fans or lighting, but it provides the flexibility to choose fans that match your airflow goals and noise preferences. If you prefer a quiet system, you can select larger, slower-spinning fans; if you prioritize maximum cooling during intense gaming sessions, you can install higher-airflow fans. Since the case is not locked into pre-installed components, you can tailor the setup to your CPU and GPU heat output.
The RT7 does not come with a built-in power supply and also does not support back-connect. This gives you freedom to select a power supply that fits your build requirements and preferred efficiency level. It also means you can plan your internal layout based on the exact parts you choose, which is helpful when building a custom gaming PC where component compatibility and cable routing matter.
The case has no optical drive bay, which aligns well with today’s installation methods such as USB boot drives and digital downloads. If you still rely on physical discs, you may need an external optical drive solution. For most modern users building gaming PCs, this is not a limitation and can even help keep the interior space more streamlined.
Choose the 1st Player RT7 if you want an ATX-compatible mid-tower with a stylish tempered glass look and the freedom to customize cooling. It’s a strong fit for gamers who plan to install their own fan configuration, builders who want flexibility for future upgrades, and users who prefer a clean interior presentation. For best results, confirm your motherboard size (up to ATX) and plan your cooling parts ahead since the case does not include pre-installed fans or lighting.
The price of the 1st Player RT7 casing is not mentioned due to stock unavailability, and pricing may vary based on product availability and customization. You can check availability and purchase through PQS Computers Limited, with support for troubleshooting, technical assistance, and configuration services.
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