Razer has spread its tentacles to almost the entire peripherals market without forgetting its own computers. On the enclosure front, the company has so far only been seen in brand collaboration on products from different enclosure manufacturers, but now there has been a change

. Razer has unveiled its first computer cases at its RazerCon 2020 virtual fair. The case, branded as Tomahawk, will be available in a mid-tower ATX model as well as a smaller ITX model. Both are clearly identifiable as belonging to the same family.

Both sides of the steel housings are made of tempered glass and open with hinges. The glass panels can also be lifted off their hinges to facilitate installation work. The front panel of the cases is decorated with a green LED-illuminated Razer logo. The enclosures are ventilated through the rear fan, the perforated roof and the front grille side grilles. At least the roof is equipped with a dust filter, but for example a possible dust filter on the front panel is not mentioned on Razer’s website

. Tomahawk’s RGB lighting is clearly different from the mass, as the lighting, dubbed the Razer Chroma Underglow, is placed at the bottom of the case to shine light from under the case raised by the paws. The enclosure I / O panel is located on top of the enclosure and, in addition to the power and reset buttons, has one Type-C connector, a separate microphone and connected microphone / headphone connector, and two USB Type-A connectors.

Technical data of Razer Tomahawk enclosures:

• External dimensions and weight:
  • ATX: 494, 6 x 210, 4 x 384 mm, 13, 5 kg
  Mini-ITX : 320, 5 x 199, 2 x 367, 2 mm, 5.8 kg
  Material: 0.8 mm SPCC steel, tempered glass
  Front panel: USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2, 2 x USB Type A 3.1 Gen 1, 3.5 mm microphone / headphone combo connector, 3.5 mm microphone connector
  • Compatible motherboards:
    ATX: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
    • Mini-ITX: Mini-ITX, Mini-DTX
  • Disc slots:
    • ATX: 3 x 3.5 ”/ 2.5” + 2x 2.5 ”
    • Mini-ITX: 3x 2.5 ”

    Expansion card slots: ATX 7 pcs, Mini-ITX 3 pcs

    • Maximum length of additional cards: ATX mm mm, Mini-ITX 320 mm
    • Maximum CPU height: ATX 176 mm, Mini-ITX 10 mm

    Maximum power supply size: ATX: ATX / mm, Mini-ITX: SFX, SFX-L

  Radiator Compatibility: ATX: 360 mm, Mini-ITX: 240 mm

  Fan locations have been omitted from the technical specifications because Razer has not remembered to mention them in the enclosure data. Based on the pictures, the Mini-ITX is equipped with one fan slot at the front and rear and two at the ceiling and floor. In the case of the ATX enclosure, only one rear slot and three fan slots on the roof can be determined with certainty, but there are likely to be three fan slots on the front panel as well. The fan slots on the bottom of the ATX version, if present in addition to the power supply, are not shown in the illustrations.

  Both Tomahawk cases are pre-orderable at Razer’s U.S. online store, which promises to begin shipping on Nov. 5. So far, European e-commerce does not have the same opportunity or information on delivery times. Tomahawk ATX is priced in Europe 229, 99 and Mini-ITX 199, 99 to the euro

  Sources: Razer (1), (2)