GAMEMAX has unveiled two new desktop PC cases, the CLAW 360 and CLAW 460, featuring claw-inspired front panel and sculpted ventilation mesh alongside an updated GAMEMAX logo, as part of its brand redesign. These were first debuted in the brand’s showcase for the Computex 2025 trade show last month.
GAMEMAX CLAW Series
The CLAW 360 is a compact micro-ATX case supporting graphics cards up to 420mm in length, 240mm ATX power supplies, and air coolers up to 175mm tall; it also accommodates up to twelve 120mm fans, four of which are pre-installed Tornado-T12 ARGB fans with an integrated controller, and features a vertical airflow layout. Front I/O ports include USB-C 10Gbps port and USB-A 5Gbps port. To deal with the heft of modern-day graphics cards, the case also features a built-in height-adjustable GPU support bracket is included to prevent the cards from sagging.
As for the CLAW 460 case, this is a full-tower ATX chassis with support for full-sized ATX motherboards and an extra USB-A 5Gbps on the front panel, though component dimension limits are the same as its smaller-sized sibling (as the case is only taller, not any longer or wider). Other identical features include the same case design, and it also includes the GPU support bracket for those installing hefty graphics cards.
For pricing, the GAMEMAX CLAW 360 is priced at $67.99 for the Black variant and $71.99 for the White variant, while the CLAW 460 is available at $77.99 in Black and $81.99 in White.
Pokdepinion: A pretty standard mATX look.
