Razer Tomahawk ATX Midi Tower Gaming Case Black

The Razer Tomahawk ATX is a Midi Tower with a steel frame, SPCC steel, and tempered glass. Razer prioritized cooling and accessibility in the design – and that defines its character. This chassis supports Mini-DTX and Mini-ITX motherboards, but not larger ATX variants. That is a deliberate choice: the result is a compact case that still fits a maximum graphics card length of 320 mm and a CPU cooler up to 165 mm tall.

The Tomahawk ATX has a ventilated top panel and dust filters at the front. Air is drawn in from the front and exhausted through the top and rear. That is a practical setup for a system with an AIO cooler or a custom loop – the case supports radiators up to 240 mm. The dust filters reduce dust build-up, but you need to clean them regularly to maintain good airflow. There is no pre-installed radiator; you choose whether to use air or liquid cooling.

On the front you get 2 USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports and 1 USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port. That is enough for most peripherals, but if you have many USB devices, you will need a hub. The case has 3 internal 2.5-inch bays for SSDs or HDDs. That is tight for anyone wanting lots of storage – larger 3.5-inch drives do not fit. The reset and power buttons are on the top, easy to reach when the case is on a desk.

Razer has included cutouts in the Tomahawk ATX for routing and hiding cables. That helps airflow and keeps the view tidy through the glass side panel. The 367.2 mm depth gives just enough room to route cables behind the motherboard, but it remains a compact case – you will need to do some planning. The case is supplied without a power supply; you choose an ATX PSU that fits your system.

The Razer Tomahawk ATX is a Mini-ITX/Mini-DTX chassis that combines cooling and accessibility with a sturdy 5.8 kg build and tempered glass on both sides.