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Thermaltake Versa H17 MicroATX Mini Tower Case

(30 Ratings, 4.0 Average)

Filtered by:Rating: 4 Stars

15 Reviews

Porefore
  • 2 points
  • 2 days ago

from completed build Upgraded my last build

I don't recommend this Box, I mean it was cheap I got it for 46 euros at the time but there is no airflow going through it so I have to play with the side panel open.

ernestaslt
  • 3 points
  • 1 year 4 months ago

from completed build Powerfull AM5 workstation

Cheap, good looking and simple case.

However, I could not make case's USB 3.0 port to work, it might be the issue with the case.

If you want cheap case that gets the job done - go for it. But if you can spend more money on the case, go for another one - you get what you pay for (~ 44 euros for the case).

birdinacage
  • 3 points
  • 1 year 6 months ago

from completed build Recycling Bin

For the price there's not really anything that competes that doesn't look like its stuck in 2010 or made extremely cheaply with sharp edges. This is a basic case but comes with all the amenities you would usually need, and doesn't look half bad in the process. Easy to build in. The only real issue I have with this complaint is the airflow is pretty abysmal, so I wouldn't recommend cramming high TDP parts in here.

MasterVenom20
  • 5 points
  • 2 years 2 months ago

from completed build My First PC

Nice airflow with plenty of space for cable management (Also not too flashy). Now the reason it only gets 4 stars is that it only comes with 1 fan.

emanmiddleschoolgeek
  • 9 points
  • 2 years 9 months ago

from completed build 12100F + 6600: Budget Build

For a budget case, it's very enjoyable to build in. The only downside is the ****** front airflow. Instead of throwing fans in the front up against the solid panel, I put them in the back and the top as exhaust for a negative pressure configuration. The case is already pretty sealed so dust isn't much of a concern.

Zelton
  • 7 points
  • 4 years 2 months ago

from completed build my first build

Great case with lots of cable management for $40-50. Wish it came with more fans and had better ventilation at the front, but otherwise, great case!

SG_Foster
  • 4 points
  • 4 years 4 months ago

from completed build Bob

Very basic case. We needed something cheap and will probably upgrade somewhere in the future. Didn't want anything too flashy and doesn't need to have a side window. Has a nice PSU shroud and cable management is actually pretty decent. Taking a star off because the top fan has clearance issues with motherboard.

kalinhc
  • 3 points
  • 4 years 8 months ago

from completed build first pc

the front panel is a bit choked but it's still a really nice looking minimal case for cheap.

AnthonyWP
  • 4 points
  • 5 years 3 months ago

from completed build Anthony's Little Helper

Plenty of room for cable management and has a nice look to it.

SG_Foster
  • 13 points
  • 5 years 11 months ago

from completed build GeeBee

Impressively cheap case for what it delivers! It's remarkable easy to build in and has room for another HDD and SSD. Front panel is in a great place and I like the simple, clean look.

I took a star off because the top spot allows you to choose either a 120mm or 140mm but I couldn't mount a 140 because the holes were too close to the motherboard and the fan would hit the motherboard. I had to return it and get a 120mm to put in the top stop.