Gigabyte AORUS C700 GLASS — full tower for E-ATX flagship builds
Full Tower · E-ATX5 fans pre-installed420mm top radiator490mm GPU clearance
The Gigabyte AORUS C700 GLASS (part number GB-AC700G) is a black full-tower PC case built from aluminium, steel and tempered glass, taking motherboards from Mini-ITX up to E-ATX — aimed at flagship gaming and workstation builds with custom or large AIO liquid cooling.
It ships with five fans (three 120mm PWM at the front, two 120mm ARGB PWM at the rear), supports radiators up to 420mm on top and 360mm at the front, and fits graphics cards up to 490mm and CPU coolers up to 198mm. The front I/O adds a USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, four USB 3.0 ports and an HDMI pass-through port, plus RGB and fan-speed buttons.
Compatibility note: This is a very large and heavy case (714 x 301 x 671 mm, 19.2 kg net) — check desk space. The PSU is not included (standard ATX, up to 200mm long). The two extra vertical expansion slots need a separately purchased PCIe riser cable, and vertical GPU mounting leaves 54mm of clearance, so a standard 2-slot card under 38mm thick is recommended. The HDMI and USB-C front ports need matching internal connections.
Key Features
Huge cooling capacity
Up to three 140mm fans front and top, 420mm top and 360mm front radiators, and five fans installed out of the box.
Room for flagship hardware
E-ATX support, 490mm GPU clearance, 198mm CPU cooler height and 8+2 expansion slots with vertical GPU mounting.
Feature-rich front panel
USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, 4x USB 3.0, HDMI, audio, plus dedicated RGB and fan-speed buttons; RGB Fusion 2.0 support.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Part Number |
GB-AC700G |
| EAN/GTIN |
4719331552008 |
| MPN |
GB-AC700G |
| Brand |
Gigabyte (AORUS) |
| Colour |
Black |
| Chassis |
| Form factor |
Full tower |
| Motherboard support |
Mini-ITX / Micro-ATX / ATX / E-ATX |
| Materials |
Aluminium, steel, plastic, tempered glass |
| Dimensions |
714 x 301 x 671 mm (H x W x D) |
| Net weight |
19.2 kg |
| Package dimensions |
773 x 406 x 820 mm |
| Expansion & Storage |
| Expansion slots |
8 + 2 (vertical, requires PCIe riser cable) |
| 3.5/2.5-inch bays |
4 |
| 2.5-inch bays |
6 |
| 5.25-inch bays |
None |
| Cooling |
| Pre-installed fans |
Front 3x 120mm PWM · Rear 2x 120mm ARGB PWM |
| Fan support |
Front 3x 120/140mm · Top 3x 120/140mm · Rear 2x 120mm or 1x 140mm |
| Radiator support |
Front up to 360mm · Top up to 420mm · Rear up to 140mm |
| Dust filters |
Bottom |
| Clearances & Power |
| CPU cooler height |
Up to 198mm |
| GPU length |
Up to 490mm |
| Vertical GPU |
Yes — 54mm clearance, 2-slot card under 38mm recommended |
| PSU |
Standard ATX, up to 200mm (not included) |
| Front I/O & Lighting |
| Ports |
1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C · 4x USB 3.0 · 1x HDMI · audio in/out (AC97/HD Audio) |
| Buttons |
RGB switch · fan speed |
| Lighting |
RGB, RGB Fusion 2.0 support |
| Accessories |
Manual · accessory kit |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the AORUS C700 GLASS fit a 420mm AIO?
Yes, the top supports radiators up to 420mm (3x 140mm fans), and the front up to 360mm, so it can take two large radiators at once.
Is a power supply included?
No. It takes a standard ATX PSU up to 200mm long, sold separately.
Can I mount the graphics card vertically?
Yes, using the two extra vertical slots and a PCIe riser cable (not included); Gigabyte recommends a standard 2-slot card under 38mm thick because clearance is 54mm.
Singular Expert Insight
The C700 GLASS is a statement case for E-ATX boards, dual radiators and the longest GPUs — the aluminium and glass build and five included fans suit high-end showcase systems. Its size and 19.2 kg weight make it overkill for typical ATX gaming PCs, where a mid tower is easier to live with. Pick a quality ATX unit from our
power supply range.
✓ Buy it if you are building an E-ATX flagship or custom-loop system that needs 420mm radiator space and 490mm GPU clearance.
✕ Skip it if you have limited desk space or a standard ATX build — a mid tower is lighter and cheaper.
→ Also consider a mid-tower ATX case for mainstream gaming builds.