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Specifications
Manufacturer
Thermaltake
Part #
Manufacturer
Thermaltake
Type
ATX Mid Tower
Color
Black
Power Supply
None
Side Panel Window
None
Power Supply Shroud
No
Front Panel USB
- USB 3.2 Type-A
- USB 2.0 Type-A
Motherboard Form Factor
- ATX
- Micro ATX
- Mini ITX
Full-Height Expansion Slots
7
Half-Height Expansion Slots
0
Maximum Video Card Length
315 mm / 12.402"
Dimensions
- 429 mm x 208 mm x 480 mm
- 16.89" x 8.189" x 18.898"
External 5.25" Bays
3
Internal 2.5" Bays
3
Internal 3.5" Bays
3
Volume
- 42.831 L
- 1.513 ft³
Price History
Reviews
- 24 points
- 49 months ago
from completed build General Entry/Medium Priced Gaming Build
I like this case. It is inexpensive. The issues presented however are the breakaway pieces that you will need to remove when installing graphics cards/network adapters, etc. are not very easy to break out. 1)SHARP I cut myself twice deep enough to mention. My fault for slipping but still. 2) Dangerously close to motherboard- had to try very hard to to smash the heck out of a capacitor on top of my mobo. This problem will not occur if you check where your graphics cards, etc wil go, remove the mobo and THEN break away the pieces. It would be much easier but I still suggest some sort of gloves due to the sharpness. Wiring was very easy. Has USB 3.0 in the front. I still recommend this case for someone who wants low price, doesn't need to stare at its beauty(not gorgeous but not fugly), and is looking for function.
- 24 points
- 49 months ago
from completed build First Timer : AMD Console Killer/Budget Build
Good case for first timers I think, and has a lot of features for a $30 case. Cable management takes a bit more effort. (effort I didn't put in :p)
- 9 points
- 42 months ago
from completed build My first gaming pc
Pretty nice case. Plenty of room. Got it used for 20 bucks.
- 9 points
- 39 months ago
from completed build Nyx
Good Mid-tower case. Could have used CPU power cable routing hole, but being a budget case it isn't truly necessary.
- 8 points
- 49 months ago
from completed build Energy's First Build
Not amazing but can still be great for your build. Awesome for budgets!
- 8 points
- 39 months ago
from completed build Hello Inferno? The One and Only (UPDATED)
For its price its very good. Has enough room and decent cable management.
- 7 points
- 43 months ago
from completed build My i5-6600k build, pretty simple looking build.
It a nice and simple case, only problem is that it couldn't fit an 212 Evo.
- 5 points
- 45 months ago
from completed build Devastator
Very nice case. It is also very easy to work with. The side panel does require some pressure to put on correctly when you route all of the cables under it. Also, the PCI slot covers aren't replaceable. Other than that, a great case for first time builders!
- 4 points
- 48 months ago
from completed build Low budget PC ( £400 )
Has enough room for everything in my build but the fan that comes with it didn't work at all.
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