ATLAS P2 CG Mid Tower ATX Gaming PC Case 4 x RGB Fans

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Tracked since 23rd Oct 2026- One-piece 270-degree curved tempered glass panel for a panoramic component view
- Includes four pre-installed ARGB PWM fans with a built-in 8-port fan hub
- Designed with perforated vents for superior airflow on multiple panels
- Supports connector-hidden (BTF) motherboards for cleaner cable management
About this product
The Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG Mid Tower ATX Gaming PC Case 4 x RGB Fans is stocked by 2 shops we compare on Shopperazzi. Listed prices start at £56.04 and go up to £72.54.
Showcase your gaming setup with the Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG ATX PC Case. Its unique one-piece curved glass panel offers a stunning 270-degree panoramic view of your components, free from corner obstructions. This case is designed for optimal airflow, featuring perforated vents throughout and four pre-installed ARGB PWM fans for both cooling and customisable lighting effects.
Keep your build looking tidy with support for connector-hidden (BTF) motherboards, allowing for cleaner cable management. The integrated fan hub makes synchronising your RGB lighting simple, ensuring a cohesive and stylish look for your gaming rig.
Product details
- Brand
- Gamdias
- Model
- ATLAS P2 CG
- MPN
- ATLAS P2 CG
- GTIN
- 04711514501025
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Peripherals
Frequently asked questions
What makes the Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG stand out?
The Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG features a unique one-piece curved glass panel for a panoramic view and includes four ARGB PWM fans for cooling and lighting.
Does the case support RGB lighting synchronisation?
Yes, the Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG comes with four ARGB PWM fans and an 8-port fan hub for easy management and synchronisation of lighting effects.
Can I achieve a clean look with this PC case?
The Gamdias ATLAS P2 CG supports connector-hidden (BTF) motherboards, which allows cables to be plugged in from the back for a cleaner front appearance.









