Esgaming Debuts BP05: 6-Fan Cooling, Mesh/Glass Panels, and Global DIY Solutions for Entry-Level Gaming
The BP05, developed under the Esgaming brand, supports M-ATX and ITX motherboards, offering a compact yet powerful form factor designed for home, office, and gaming builds. With a focus on airflow and component compatibility, the case includes support for GPUs up to 280mm, CPU coolers up to 160mm, and standard ATX power supplies up to 160mm in length, providing a flexible foundation for a variety of build configurations.
Esgaming engineered the BP05 with a strong emphasis on thermal performance. The case supports up to six 120mm fan positions (front: 2x, rear: 1x, top: 2x, PSU chamber: 1x) and includes 240mm liquid cooling support at the front, ensuring optimized airflow for daily computing and gaming workloads. Internally, it accommodates 1 x 3.5" HDD and 2 x 2.5" SSDs, making it suitable for users seeking reliable storage solutions in a streamlined design.
Constructed from SPCC cold-rolled steel and high-durability ABS plastic, the BP05 is manufactured with precision and durability in mind. The product undergoes automated punching, anti-corrosion powder coating, and functional testing to ensure consistency in fan mountings, button response, and structural finish. Esgaming ensures precision manufacturing through Coolzer's technical support, maintaining full brand representation under Esgaming.
Customization is a key feature of the BP05, aligning with Esgaming's user-focused approach. The case offers panel style options (mesh or glass), along with custom logo printing, packaging designs, color variants, and other personalized features. Additionally, Esgaming provides OEM and ODM services, allowing business clients to build tailored product lines under their own labels using the BP05 chassis as a base.
Designed with international reach in mind, Esgaming is targeting hardware distributors, gaming PC shops, and e-commerce resellers across South America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, CIS, and Africa. Early feedback is expected to highlight the case's clean internal layout, efficient airflow, easy cable management, and spacious routing area behind the motherboard tray, making it an ideal choice for growing markets and value-conscious users.
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With the launch of the BP05, Esgaming continues to expand its portfolio of accessible, high-quality gaming hardware.
About Esgaming
Esgaming is a global gaming hardware brand specializing in PC cases and accessories. Backed by Coolzer's 30 years of manufacturing expertise, the brand is committed to delivering innovative, reliable solutions for DIY builders and gamers worldwide.
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