Colorful unveils iGame LAB Vulcan Armor case for GeForce RTX 50 White Vulcan GPUs

That’s a weird-looking case

Colorful has introduced the iGame LAB Vulcan Armor, a custom chassis built around its GeForce RTX 50 series iGame Vulcan W(white) graphics cards. The company says this is the first high-end custom kit released under its iGame joint LAB branding.

The case uses a horizontal layout and measures 617 x 186.6 x 210 mm. It is made from CNC-machined aluminum alloy and includes a magnetic contact area on the top panel for the Vulcan Smart Screen bundled with compatible graphics cards. Colorful also includes a pure aluminum nameplate.

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The iGame LAB Vulcan Armor is designed around the Mini-ITX form factor. It ships with a custom 240 mm all-in-one liquid cooler rated for processors with a 260W+ TDP. The cooling setup reportedly uses Cooler Master Mobius 120 Slim fans.

Power supply support is limited to SFX units up to 110 mm in length. Front I/O includes one USB Type-C port rated at 20 Gbps and two USB Type-A ports rated at 5 Gbps. The chassis also features a detachable modular AC power adapter.

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The design is clearly aimed at compact showcase systems built around Colorful’s White Vulcan lineup. With its integrated Smart Screen support (the smalls screen on top of the case), bundled liquid cooling, and all-aluminum construction, the Vulcan Armor looks positioned as a niche enclosure for users who want a case matched to the company’s flagship white graphics cards.

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By the way, this case kind of reminds me of the ASUS ProArt system. It follows a similar idea, keeping the GPU as part of the case itself. It is worth noting that the ASUS case works with several ProArt models because they all share the same dimensions, except for the upcoming RTX 5090 model. Colorful’s Vulcan series is also shared across a few models, including the RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and RTX 5070 Ti, so there is more room for adoption, I guess.

Colorful has not sent any press releases, but it is safe to assume this case will be limited to China, where their RTX 50 models are sold.

Source: Colorful