GAMDIAS has introduced its most ambitious PC chassis yet, the ATLAS P6 CG, expanding its 2026 design direction centered on immersive and visually expressive PC builds. Positioned as a flagship enclosure, the new case focuses on combining showcase-level aesthetics with functional cooling and builder-friendly engineering, aiming to turn standard PC setups into display-oriented systems.
The ATLAS P6 CG is built around a 270-degree curved tempered glass structure paired with a side glass panel, creating a three-sided column-less view of the internal hardware. This layout removes traditional framing and gives the system a wide, uninterrupted visual presentation from multiple angles. A dedicated interior display stage adds another layer of customization, allowing users to place figurines or collectibles inside the chassis, illuminated by an integrated spotlight system. The side panel is designed with a tool-free clasp mechanism, making it easier to access internal components for upgrades or changes without requiring additional tools.
Cooling is handled through a chimney-style airflow system that pulls cool air from the bottom and exhausts heat through the top and rear. The chassis ships with four 120 mm NOTUS M1 PWM ARGB fans, including three bottom intake fans and one rear exhaust fan. This layout is further supported by a slanted triple-fan intake at the base, which is engineered to direct airflow toward the GPU area for improved thermal performance under sustained workloads. An integrated 8-port PWM ARGB fan hub enables synchronized fan and lighting control across the system, simplifying cable management and lighting coordination.
The internal layout is designed with builders in mind, offering support for connector-hidden (BTF) motherboards that allow rear cable routing for a cleaner main chamber. A 90 mm cable routing space with Velcro straps helps manage wiring efficiently, while a reinforced GPU support bracket provides stability for large graphics cards without obstructing airflow. Removable PCIe slot covers further improve upgrade flexibility and long-term usability.
Compatibility is broad, supporting Mini-ITX, microATX, and ATX motherboards, with CPU cooler clearance up to 165 mm, GPU length support up to 425 mm, and PSU support up to 200 mm. The chassis also accommodates up to 360 mm radiators at the top, making it suitable for both air and liquid-cooled builds. Storage configurations vary, supporting up to two 3.5-inch drives and three 2.5-inch drives, depending on layout choices.
On the front I/O panel, the chassis includes a USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C port with 20 Gbps bandwidth, dual USB 3.0 ports, LED control, a spotlight switch, and HD audio support. Dust filters are placed on the top, side, and bottom sections to maintain airflow efficiency while reducing maintenance needs.
With a launch price of $139.99, the ATLAS P6 CG enters the market as a feature-rich mid-range chassis that prioritizes both visual presentation and thermal performance, targeting builders who want a display-focused PC without sacrificing airflow or modern connectivity.
