Genesis Irid 400 RGB – Spacious midi tower with lots of glass and RGB

The name Genesis stands for a Polish manufacturer of PC components. After its foundation in 2011, the manufacturer’s main focus was initially on gaming components such as input devices, PC accessories and audio devices. In the meantime, however, more and more divisions have been added. These now include PC cases, for example.
We’ll take a closer look at one of these numerous cases today. The cases of the Irid series are supposed to combine high functionality with an extraordinary look. This is no different with the Genesis Irid 400 RGB. Behind this name is a large midi tower with a unique front panel design and plenty of space inside. In addition, there are four pre-installed RGB fans and a Tempered Glass side panel. With a price of 115 euros (current: € 115.97*), the Genesis Irid 400 RGB is already in the higher price segment. This naturally increases the demands on this midi tower. Whether the Genesis Irid 400 RGB can convince us, you can find out in this review.
Technical Details
Model: | Genesis Irid 400 RGB |
Case type: | ATX |
Dimensions: | 220 mm (W) x 510 mm (H) x 447 mm (D) |
Weight: | 8.6 kg |
Material: | Steel, plastic, tempered glass |
Color: | Black |
Front connectors | 2x USB 3.0 Type-A, 2x USB 2.0 Type-A, 1x headphone, 1x microphone |
Drive bays: | 2x 3.5″/ 2.5″ (internal) 2x 2.5″ (internal) |
Expansion slots: | 7x horizontal |
Shape factors: | ATX, mATX, ITX |
Ventilation: | Front: 3x 120 mm or 2x 140 mm. Rear: 1x 120 mm or 1x 140 mm Lid: 2x 120 mm or 2x 140 mm |
Radiators: | Front: 1x 280 mm or 1x 240 mm. Rear: 1x 120 mm or 1x 140 mm Lid: 1x 280 mm or 1x 240 mm |
Max. CPU cooler height: | 180 mm |
Max. Graphics card length: | 395 mm |
Max. Net part length: | 160 mm (with HDD cage)/unlimited (without HDD cage) |
Cable management space: | 10 – 27 mm |
Price: | € 115.97* |
Features: | Dust filter, Cable management, Tempered Glass, PWM ARGB controller |
Scope of delivery
Genesis packages the Irid 400 RGB in a mostly brown cardboard box, but with some red accents. Printed on the box are a picture of the midi tower, technical specifications, and key features. Inside, the case is encased in two blocks of soft foam and a plastic sheet. The accessories are located inside in a bag. This contains all the important screws, five black cable ties, an MB speaker, assembly instructions a PCI slot bezel and a nut for screwing in spacers. Also included are the four pre-installed case fans with RGB lighting (120 mm), the RGB control board including remote control and two pre-installed dust filters.
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