GAMEMAX Manuals & User Guides

GAMEMAX is a prominent manufacturer of gaming PC components and peripherals, dedicated to delivering affordable yet high-performance hardware for gamers and system builders worldwide. The brand is well-known for its striking chassis designs, ranging from Mid-Tower to Full-Tower cases featuring tempered glass, advanced airflow configurations, and integrated ARGB lighting systems. Beyond cases, GAMEMAX produces a wide array of power supply units (PSUs), including 80 Plus Gold and Platinum certified models designed for stability and efficiency.

Their product ecosystem extends to cooling solutions such as liquid coolers and high-static pressure fans, as well as gaming peripherals like keyboards and mice. GAMEMAX emphasizes innovation in thermal management, often incorporating specific cooling channels (like the COC system) to reduce motherboard component temperatures. With a focus on bold aesthetics and functional engineering, GAMEMAX provides the building blocks for custom gaming rigs.

• How do I sync the ARGB lighting on my GAMEMAX case/fan?

  Most GAMEMAX ARGB products come with a built-in hub or controller (e.g., V2.0 or V5.0 PWM ARGB HUB). You can control lighting modes via a dedicated button on the case I/O panel, or by connecting the 3-pin 5V ARGB header to a compatible motherboard (ASUS Aura, MSI Mystic Light, Gigabyte Fusion) for software synchronization.

• Where can I find drivers for GAMEMAX peripherals or displays?

  Software and drivers, such as those for the N90 case LCD display or gaming peripherals, are typically located on the specific product page under the 'Download' or 'Support' tab on the official GAMEMAX website.

• Does my GAMEMAX power supply have a warranty?

  Yes, GAMEMAX power supplies generally come with a manufacturer warranty ranging from 3 to 10 years depending on the model (e.g., Gold or Platinum series). Refer to the warranty page on their official site for specific terms.

• Is the GAMEMAX VISTA 2 case compatible with modular fans?

  According to the product manual, the VISTA 2 case is generally not compatible with daisy-chain modular fans due to clearance or hub specifications; standard fans or reverse blade fans are recommended for optimal performance.