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AZZA

AZZA CSAZ-810 Sanctum ATX Full Tower PC Case

SKU CH-QE24-R8KWN

ATX full-tower case with four tool-less tempered-glass panels, dual-chamber aluminium construction, two pre-installed ARGB fans, 360 mm radiator support and room for 400 mm graphics cards

  • Max graphics card length400 mm
  • Housing materialAluminum / Steel
  • Supported motherboard sizesEATX(<300 mm)
  • Side panel typeWith Side Window
  • 3.5-inch internal bays2
  • 2.5-inch internal bays2
  • Four full tempered glass panels reveal every component
  • Dual-chamber aluminium base separates cables and angles front fans toward the GPU
  • Supports a 360 mm side radiator for high-end liquid cooling
  • Fits EATX boards up to 300 mm and graphics cards up to 400 mm
  • Four ARGB fans included plus room for seven 120 mm fans total

Panoramic showcase chassis

The AZZA CSAZ-810 Sanctum is a full-tower ATX case built around four full-side tempered-glass panels that give a complete view of the interior. Aluminium and steel construction with CNC-machined panels provides a rigid, premium feel. The dual-chamber layout separates the motherboard tray from a lower compartment that houses the power supply and cabling, keeping the main showcase clean. It accepts EATX boards up to 300 mm wide, making it suitable for high-end workstation or enthusiast builds.

Airflow-focused dual-chamber layout

Two pre-installed 120 mm ARGB fans sit at the rear and two more at the front, angled inside the lower chamber to push cool air directly toward the graphics card. The front and side panels use mesh covers so intake is not restricted by the glass. Builders can add up to seven 120 mm fans in total, and the side mounts support a 360 mm radiator for custom liquid-cooling loops. Maximum graphics-card length is 400 mm and CPU cooler height is 190 mm, leaving room for most flagship components.

Tool-free access and included cooling

All four glass panels lift off without tools, so hardware swaps and cleaning take seconds. The case ships with four LFO-4312D ARGB fans already mounted, providing immediate illuminated airflow. Internal drive capacity covers two 3.5-inch bays and two 2.5-inch bays for a mix of mass storage and SSDs. The lower chamber’s generous cable-routing space simplifies a tidy build, while the angled front fan mounts are fixed by the chassis design rather than optional brackets.

How it compares

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Price $279.99
Pricier than about 82% of the 1,468 comparable items (median $100.99).
Max graphics card length 400 mm
Typical for this category: the median of 894 items is 400 mm.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX Full Tower
Product colorBlack / Silver
Storage
3.5-inch internal bays2
2.5-inch internal bays2
Size & build
Max graphics card length400 mm
Housing materialAluminum / Steel
Side panel typeWith Side Window
Product dimensions475 × 356 × 455 mm /18.7 × 14 × 17.9 in
Product weight13.3kg / 29.3 lb
Compatibility
Supported motherboard sizesEATX(<300 mm)
Radiator supportSide - Up to 360 mm
CPU cooler height limit190 mm
More details
120mm fan count7

Questions about this item

What motherboard standard does the CSAZ-810 Sanctum support and what is the maximum EATX width?

The case accepts EATX boards up to 300 mm wide, so standard ATX and smaller EATX models fit without issue.

How much clearance is there for a graphics card and a CPU cooler in this chassis?

GPU length is capped at 400 mm and CPU cooler height at 190 mm, covering most triple-slot cards and large tower coolers.

How are the four tempered-glass panels removed for component access?

Each panel lifts off tool-free; simply release the latch on the hinge side and pull the glass away from the frame.

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