With graphics cards being as big as they are today, now we just need motherboard manufacturers to swap the primary slot down to the bottom slot so you don't immediately give up all the other slots. That would be no worse latency wise than the ITX riser cable / card that so many cases use, and honestly if you're going to block all the slots anyway you wouldn't really lose anything by going with an ITX board.
I wasn’t too interested in the tower 200 because it looked like a stretched out tower 100. This on the other hand has a very unique design to it. I’m interested to see if it would even fit on my desk horizontally. It looks like something from Outer space And I’m all for it.
Yes yes yes. I love mATX, I think it's the perfect balance between size and function. Also it's not as expensive as ITX builds and often cheaper than ATX builds.
I like the look of this, especially fitting a 420mm rad in something this small. But, it means I'll have to do extra research about which graphics card I use in relation to the issue with reduced heat pipe effectiveness that can be seen in some models, when the IO is at the top.
Blocking off all the IO ports and them being INSIDE the case seems like one heck of a design flaw. And if you have a lot of USB devices/displays, then all those cables will start to mess with airflow around the top fan too....
YOU WIN! I dislike this clunky feature as well. I'm often connecting/disconnecting something or other in the rear of my PC. Daily use of this case would make my inner Hulk emerge…quite often👹🤯.
I have the tower 200. These things come with tons of options to route your cables around the fans to the point where youd actually have to go out of your way to block off the fans. Also, with the way the case is orientated, blocking off the I/O ports make it look much cleaner on top, even though I wouldn't mind having all the cables flowing out from the top but I think this looks better for most people. Edit: just to clarify, I know there are differences between the tower 200 and 300, but I think the same logic applies.
exactly what im saying. Though airflow wouldnt be inhibited that much. So i have a wired headphones, mic, keyboard, controller, and a wireless mouse. Also the speaker cable. Cant put the mouse dongle inside the faraday cage. Big ol knot coming out of it.
My dad is giving me his spare 4090. I already have a prebuilt iBUYPOWER with a 3080. I plan to re use parts of. Have a MSI Z690-a pro, I7 12900, 32gb ram, AIO(iBUYPOWER), 1tb ssd M.2. I plan to just get a new power supply since I think it is going out(RGB on fans arent working properly), a new case, and new fans. Would love to keep the footprint small with a micro ATX case, but this case looks pretty nice! Id keep it upright for sure. After I build the new comp I can sell my Asus Rog 3080 and get some money back. Its barely had a year usage and I just play Rust.
love this case. im gonna be updating my build around March and this new Tower 300 has me sold. It's exactly what im looking for....a small form factor case that can fit a 4090 + 360mm AIO and also has a built in screen that can show temps. Perfection.
This one looks super cool, I wonder if it would support a full custom hardline loop with separate pump/res in a horizontal layout. I’m new to liquid cooling but I really enjoy it
This case really does look interesting. Amazing all fan mount points take 140mm fans. A few questions: 1) the specs says you can mount two fans in the rear, which seem to put them under the motherboard? --- are the rear fans effectiveness restricted?; 2) how does the cables from motherboard and GPU route? can't tell how big the cut outs are to cables out of the case or how clean that would look.
@@Ders_Island... No it doesn't. The case is large, able to have a clearance of over 200mm. It's going to look as cramped as a regular case using said air cooler...
@@diomedes7971 because of the vending machine style casing and rotated Mobo they end up looking more cramped than normal cases. I have a tower 100 and have seen plenty of pics of air cooled tower 200. Is this case a little bigger, yes. But overall it's still the same look and feel as the 100 and 200.
Air cooled is a thing of the past. I gladly left that era of computers behind. I had enough terrible experiences with air cooling. Water cooling is the way.
Is it small? No. But it takes advantage of the vertical space that a lot of people have on their desk. I quiet like the case, maybe a good option if I upgrade from my 011 mini.
if the only proper intake is the gpu. and the fans on top, the back ando n the rad are exhaust, won't there be a bit of a problem with negative pressure?
Their tower 200 and Tower 100 are both made for itx builds, but they are a bit big for itx cases. I have the 200 and I'm pretty sure it's bigger than a micro ATX build I used to have. But the use of vertical space gives it a smaller desk footprint so it doesn't bother me
@@SidVirtuous tower 200 actually supports some smaller matx board, it's strange that they don't advertise it as such but includes the needed standoffs in the case
@@dandyND they probably don't advertise it because it's a bit of a tight squeeze to fit the cables between the motherboard and the cutouts. I almost went with a micro ATX motherboard for my build but I think I'm glad I didn't. It probably would've been alright but I hate when things fit awkwardly in my case. Maybe I'll try that when I inevitably switch to am5 socket
@@SidVirtuous I think that's probably why, and the fact that it doesn't support all matx sizes maybe confusing for their target customers who are more mainstream than sff enthusiasts who are more used to cases having weird compatibility with different sizes components
AS someone who has space issues in my room and desk. Really love how compact this case is. If it is ever in Europe I am instantly buying one (can't seem to find it yet).
Could you use the optional legs to secure the case to a wall, instead of sitting horizontally on a desk? Hard to tell if they are fastened properly to the case and sturdy enough for that application
This might be a stupid question, but Im clueless when it comes to these type of things. So is there any difference between an ATX board and a mATx one? Like in performance?
I have the Tower 200 and I Love it but this Tower 300 looks even better with needing less screws to navigate. Is there a release window on this Chasis? Didn't hear it or see it online yet for sale??
Man, I really like that... This is like PERFECT for what I would want. Compact still. This just might be the case for my next system in a year or two, but namely due to the size and vertical factor for my desk space. There are so many good cases out these days, Dev's are doing well... But I was waiting for something like this. They did well, though I'm a little concerned about the Cable management for the back of the motherboard etc. and I would need a Motherboard with Wi-Fi.
I was going to go for the nr200p v2 but after seeing this it seems like such a waste to not be able to see most of your build. This makes it look like an aquarium lol.
This case looks awesome! I love the different ways to stand the case and that TT supports all of them out of the box. The angled TG and overall symmetry of the whole case, especially on the angled stand for horizontal setup, is extremely satisfying to my OCD. LOVE the variety of colors, even though the blue is not a very solid blue despite the yellow and green variants being very vibrant. Less screws = moar good. It's looks to be as user friendly mechanically as it's design is visually appealing. If I were to do a mATX build, this would 100% be my case choice.
I LOVE it!, i'm still running my Thermaltake P5, but i want this for a 2nd PC I have in my living room where horizontal space is at a premium in my appartment.
Beautiful and very smart ! The only "little" thing in this case is the motherboard; huge graphic card, huge cpu tower fan cooler or aio, and long psu. Perfect design. Another great solution imho, a real vertical graphic card (without riser cable) to avoid sagging !
is there a list of what motherboard was used and other pc parts if one wanted to copy or gain insight on what would fit best for this case? I plan on getting this when the green comes out.
I like this a lot. I have an Arctic LF II 420 AIO in my current case, but I want to downsize to something more space efficient.This would be a nice option for me.
@woofkaf7724 All relative. Need to see the dimensions of this, but the width and depth of the 200 is basically half of my current case. I don't care really about the height.
hi, ive fitted an Eatx board in the tower 500, i would like to downsize a little bit, just at looking at it, i think my kingpin board could fit, could you confirm this ?
i'm really loving this year mATX case offering, i just got the 2500X and it's oh so easy to work with compared to my previous NR200 and it still got ample of room for my SSDs and HDDs without being as big as a traditional midsize case
Thermaltake actually killd-it with this model, because the cubic design in this format ... really works: its not that big as older bigger brothers -models- of this case, aim to the micro-atx market which its a nice price target, and the side panels are easy to work... looks really good too..sideways
Awesome I exclusively want Matx computers and l've been looking at a lot of cases for a new PC build coming in the near future. So I'm glad I din't jump the gun on another case. This might be the one I've been waiting for!
mATX becoming more popular is due to ATX boards getting expensive as well as the brand new GPUs. If you're going to cut a corner in your build, it's the motherboard first, ram 2nd.
The motherboard IO being hidden inside the case seems like a massive flaw and would get annoying very quickly. Honestly surprised how many times you praised it.
It seems that in the vertical orientation, the power/reset switches and USB outlets at the top would be better placed where the optional LCD screen is located.
7:09 it's nice to see that there are more colour variations for these kind of 'experimental' cases to really show off your build. Bit of a shame that I am missing Red.... Kinda SUS
After building in RGB towers, I will tell you, the one you want is not the prettiest or flash... but rather, the one that easiest to add and remove hardware too... after the fact... after you have it installed where it has to go... without unplugging the whole thing, pulling it out, making the change, then replugging every single cable back up...
Really like it... Should be ITX, though... That would probably take a cpu+GPU on watercooling with that 420... Which I would love to keep GPU fan noise down and temp cool...
What I like most about this case is ,you can lay it down on its side. BUT What Will Be The Final Cost having the case laying down and will a 360 fit with tubes down like they should be. I would like to see the I/O Cab be relocated to the bottom middle.
Hey that's suprisingly nice! I hope we get an ATX version with the option to lay it flat as well. Sounds weird I know, but it kind of gives me an escape pod or space ship vibe which I really dig.
True true. I hope they keep the design of this front and grow the Tower series, as this seems to be a refreshing visual choice, that many people appreciate. -D.
@@HardwareCanucks Glad to see that great minds think alike. I'd probably get rid of my Torrent for an ATX version of that case in white. Main problem is price point tho since I won't spend more than maybe 250€ for a case at the very most.
It's actually quite hilarious with Thermaltake, of all companies, coming up with the most original and unique case designs we haven't seen in like a decade almost.
I feel like they missed the mark so hard, leaving the opportunity to rotate the internal layout by 180 degrees. The vertical layout makes most gpu overheat because the heat pipes dont flow towards the gpu i/o. Its nice to have a horizontal optiom but its so big for "itx" and that vertical layout will handicap even the chunky cooler of a 4090. All my gpu temps went up from 12 to 20c in the tower200. That build lived for 2 hours before i swapped back into my o11 air mini.
There is no 5.25" Bay for my Optical drive. I REFUSE to build a PC that does not have an optical drive inside it Other than this this case looks sleek and stylish.
How were GPU temps? I heard this was an issue with some Tower 200 users due to the GPU being mounted vertically length-wise like that and it causing temperature spikes
I find that the M-atx is perfect for a home server when it comes to size, i know itx is smaller, but as i am using a raid card and a 10gbe ethernet card, i dont need anything larger
I have kept my eye on the Tower 100, and 200. But when choosing a case, it just never quite fit the bill. A bit too large for an ITX setup, and that was the only option for it. The fact that it expanded just a bit to allow mATX support (which was probably needed just to offer support to all 4 slot GPU's), it is now on my list of cases to buy and try. In the last 10 systems that I have built, 8 of them ar mATX, 1 ATX and one ITX. mATX I feel is often overlooked, and compromises need to be made in order to use in some enclosures. I think that we will see more cases for mATX simply due to the GPU sizes and want to support them. Many traditional layout ITX cases I expect to start expanding to mATX support (at least on paper). I feel that this case still has just a little too much unused space, but the airflow and radiator support I think can offset that just a bit. edit: looking at marketing material and static images, can fans/radiators be mounted on the GPU's side panel? If not, then I think this is a huge miss and write off on the case for anything but an aircooled GPU configuration. Sigh, I got my hopes up too early, which was the same way that I felt about Tower 200.
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With graphics cards being as big as they are today, now we just need motherboard manufacturers to swap the primary slot down to the bottom slot so you don't immediately give up all the other slots. That would be no worse latency wise than the ITX riser cable / card that so many cases use, and honestly if you're going to block all the slots anyway you wouldn't really lose anything by going with an ITX board.
I wasn’t too interested in the tower 200 because it looked like a stretched out tower 100. This on the other hand has a very unique design to it. I’m interested to see if it would even fit on my desk horizontally. It looks like something from Outer space And I’m all for it.
i have tower 100 and i love it with a 5800x3d and a 4070ti, only problem are the temps but its ok
Yes yes yes. I love mATX, I think it's the perfect balance between size and function. Also it's not as expensive as ITX builds and often cheaper than ATX builds.
I like the look of this, especially fitting a 420mm rad in something this small. But, it means I'll have to do extra research about which graphics card I use in relation to the issue with reduced heat pipe effectiveness that can be seen in some models, when the IO is at the top.
Would love to see a Transformers themed build where the GPU has a Autobots insignia, and the case is dressed up to look like an action figure box.
@jpmodified is a case modder sponsored by thermaltake hopefully he can make it
i believe someone did this with a barbie theme!
Blocking off all the IO ports and them being INSIDE the case seems like one heck of a design flaw.
And if you have a lot of USB devices/displays, then all those cables will start to mess with airflow around the top fan too....
YOU WIN! I dislike this clunky feature as well. I'm often connecting/disconnecting something or other in the rear of my PC. Daily use of this case would make my inner Hulk emerge…quite often👹🤯.
I have the tower 200. These things come with tons of options to route your cables around the fans to the point where youd actually have to go out of your way to block off the fans. Also, with the way the case is orientated, blocking off the I/O ports make it look much cleaner on top, even though I wouldn't mind having all the cables flowing out from the top but I think this looks better for most people.
Edit: just to clarify, I know there are differences between the tower 200 and 300, but I think the same logic applies.
exactly what im saying. Though airflow wouldnt be inhibited that much. So i have a wired headphones, mic, keyboard, controller, and a wireless mouse. Also the speaker cable. Cant put the mouse dongle inside the faraday cage. Big ol knot coming out of it.
Maybe desk mounted hub as a solution?
Agreed. Im all about esthetics, but they cannot get in the way of function.
it's a good day when Chris Pratt uploads.
My dad is giving me his spare 4090. I already have a prebuilt iBUYPOWER with a 3080. I plan to re use parts of. Have a MSI Z690-a pro, I7 12900, 32gb ram, AIO(iBUYPOWER), 1tb ssd M.2. I plan to just get a new power supply since I think it is going out(RGB on fans arent working properly), a new case, and new fans. Would love to keep the footprint small with a micro ATX case, but this case looks pretty nice! Id keep it upright for sure. After I build the new comp I can sell my Asus Rog 3080 and get some money back. Its barely had a year usage and I just play Rust.
love this case. im gonna be updating my build around March and this new Tower 300 has me sold. It's exactly what im looking for....a small form factor case that can fit a 4090 + 360mm AIO and also has a built in screen that can show temps. Perfection.
Same kind moving all my hard drives to a NAS do I want to get a smaller case. So this one has me interested.
It's perfect. Replace the plastic parts with metal and a bigger screen, and it would be awesome.
This one looks super cool, I wonder if it would support a full custom hardline loop with separate pump/res in a horizontal layout. I’m new to liquid cooling but I really enjoy it
This case is making me debate whether continue with a mATX motherboard for my next computer to go full ATX...
This case really does look interesting. Amazing all fan mount points take 140mm fans. A few questions: 1) the specs says you can mount two fans in the rear, which seem to put them under the motherboard? --- are the rear fans effectiveness restricted?; 2) how does the cables from motherboard and GPU route? can't tell how big the cut outs are to cables out of the case or how clean that would look.
Is it possible to mount the legs on the other corner? Because I usually put my PC on the left side and I want the IO ports to face forward.
Am I the only one who wants to see an air-cooled build as well? Would be nice at least to visualize.
air-coolers make these types of cases look very cramped.
From the standpoint of optimizing the positive/negative case pressure - absolutely!
@@Ders_Island... No it doesn't. The case is large, able to have a clearance of over 200mm. It's going to look as cramped as a regular case using said air cooler...
@@diomedes7971 because of the vending machine style casing and rotated Mobo they end up looking more cramped than normal cases. I have a tower 100 and have seen plenty of pics of air cooled tower 200. Is this case a little bigger, yes. But overall it's still the same look and feel as the 100 and 200.
Air cooled is a thing of the past. I gladly left that era of computers behind. I had enough terrible experiences with air cooling. Water cooling is the way.
Is it small? No. But it takes advantage of the vertical space that a lot of people have on their desk. I quiet like the case, maybe a good option if I upgrade from my 011 mini.
When I saw the case laid down, I immediately saw an Apex Legends supply bin. Someone's gotta do it now.
Can you use a regular motherboard or you have to have a mini?
if the only proper intake is the gpu. and the fans on top, the back ando n the rad are exhaust, won't there be a bit of a problem with negative pressure?
I hope they come out with a mini itx version of this. Would look sweet. This doesn't really scream "Micro" anything considering it holds a 420mm AIO 🤣
Their tower 200 and Tower 100 are both made for itx builds, but they are a bit big for itx cases. I have the 200 and I'm pretty sure it's bigger than a micro ATX build I used to have. But the use of vertical space gives it a smaller desk footprint so it doesn't bother me
Nothing wrong with using a 420 with a mini or micro build.
@@SidVirtuous tower 200 actually supports some smaller matx board, it's strange that they don't advertise it as such but includes the needed standoffs in the case
@@dandyND they probably don't advertise it because it's a bit of a tight squeeze to fit the cables between the motherboard and the cutouts. I almost went with a micro ATX motherboard for my build but I think I'm glad I didn't. It probably would've been alright but I hate when things fit awkwardly in my case. Maybe I'll try that when I inevitably switch to am5 socket
@@SidVirtuous I think that's probably why, and the fact that it doesn't support all matx sizes maybe confusing for their target customers who are more mainstream than sff enthusiasts who are more used to cases having weird compatibility with different sizes components
I have loved the Tower series cases. Only thing I would do to improve them is move the USB/power button to the bottom front.
isn't the aio pumps supposed to be down in case there's bubbles inside?
AS someone who has space issues in my room and desk. Really love how compact this case is. If it is ever in Europe I am instantly buying one (can't seem to find it yet).
The horizontal presentation will be perfect for my office which is being made to look like a shuttle pod and it can be the warp core!
Could you use the optional legs to secure the case to a wall, instead of sitting horizontally on a desk? Hard to tell if they are fastened properly to the case and sturdy enough for that application
The legs at this time are just a piece of plastic the case leans on. So it won’t be suitable for wall installation. But a great idea for sure!
-D.
I would really love to know if it supports Corsair Shift PSU. I am really into that case..
This might be a stupid question, but Im clueless when it comes to these type of things. So is there any difference between an ATX board and a mATx one? Like in performance?
Thermaltake needs to make that front "TT" logo rotatable ( a la the OG ps2 ) for horizontal mode placement to make more sense
Rear cabling looks like a PITA if you want to use a large air cooler.
i like it. kinda no compromise matx with massive rad and 400mm gpu support.
I have the Tower 200 and I Love it but this Tower 300 looks even better with needing less screws to navigate. Is there a release window on this Chasis? Didn't hear it or see it online yet for sale??
Man, I really like that... This is like PERFECT for what I would want. Compact still. This just might be the case for my next system in a year or two, but namely due to the size and vertical factor for my desk space. There are so many good cases out these days, Dev's are doing well... But I was waiting for something like this. They did well, though I'm a little concerned about the Cable management for the back of the motherboard etc. and I would need a Motherboard with Wi-Fi.
I was going to go for the nr200p v2 but after seeing this it seems like such a waste to not be able to see most of your build. This makes it look like an aquarium lol.
This case looks awesome! I love the different ways to stand the case and that TT supports all of them out of the box. The angled TG and overall symmetry of the whole case, especially on the angled stand for horizontal setup, is extremely satisfying to my OCD. LOVE the variety of colors, even though the blue is not a very solid blue despite the yellow and green variants being very vibrant. Less screws = moar good. It's looks to be as user friendly mechanically as it's design is visually appealing. If I were to do a mATX build, this would 100% be my case choice.
I have the tower 100 and would consider this for my next build.
Wish that the stand that mounts it diagonally was the same color as the case
I like the looks of this case with the horizontal placement.... Would like to see a costom loop inside of it.
I LOVE it!, i'm still running my Thermaltake P5, but i want this for a 2nd PC I have in my living room where horizontal space is at a premium in my appartment.
These oversized cases make me want to take out the glass side panels and replace it with a mounted portable monitor to make it an AIO system.
I recently bought a hyte case but I regret it because I prefer this so much more it fits on my small desk.
Beautiful and very smart ! The only "little" thing in this case is the motherboard; huge graphic card, huge cpu tower fan cooler or aio, and long psu. Perfect design. Another great solution imho, a real vertical graphic card (without riser cable) to avoid sagging !
I loved the Horizontal approach. Any idea if it had any performance impact ?
damn, i just built a pc with the tower 200, very happy but this case is so damn good
is there a list of what motherboard was used and other pc parts if one wanted to copy or gain insight on what would fit best for this case? I plan on getting this when the green comes out.
I like this a lot. I have an Arctic LF II 420 AIO in my current case, but I want to downsize to something more space efficient.This would be a nice option for me.
tower series is not space efficient
@woofkaf7724 All relative. Need to see the dimensions of this, but the width and depth of the 200 is basically half of my current case. I don't care really about the height.
!!! Important question !!!
Is there a way to fit wifi antennas from the board?
Is there a release date for the Matcha green?
This is perfect for split AC style wall mounting the PC...❤❤❤
hi, ive fitted an Eatx board in the tower 500, i would like to downsize a little bit, just at looking at it, i think my kingpin board could fit, could you confirm this ?
I'm glad someone build case for me. Now I don't have to go to CNC custom case, since I don't have enough desktop space.
i'm really loving this year mATX case offering, i just got the 2500X and it's oh so easy to work with compared to my previous NR200 and it still got ample of room for my SSDs and HDDs without being as big as a traditional midsize case
Thermaltake actually killd-it with this model, because the cubic design in this format ... really works: its not that big as older bigger brothers -models- of this case, aim to the micro-atx market which its a nice price target, and the side panels are easy to work... looks really good too..sideways
Awesome I exclusively want Matx computers and l've been looking at a lot of cases for a new PC build coming in the near future. So I'm glad I din't jump the gun on another case. This might be the one I've been waiting for!
on the side it loks really good, it's probably the first time i feel like the 2nd orientation of teh tower was well thought
When will this case be released in the EU?
this looks so good. on the side it looks like something from a scifi movie... i would get a cooler stand though... but sooo cool on the side!
I can fit in it a ak620 deepcool??
If I had a mATX board I would totally get this case. Love the vertical look and would look nice on the corner of the desk.
6:35 there is no way we can access that USB 3.0 header with a GPU that big. all m-atx has this problem.
Where is the case pulling air in from?
Is there any GPU temp difference when the case is upright vs when it's on its side?
love it, showing how you build a PC with the case that is being reviewed itself
mATX becoming more popular is due to ATX boards getting expensive as well as the brand new GPUs. If you're going to cut a corner in your build, it's the motherboard first, ram 2nd.
I'm just glad it actually has good ventilation unlike the older tower models.
The motherboard IO being hidden inside the case seems like a massive flaw and would get annoying very quickly. Honestly surprised how many times you praised it.
Love this concept!! What would be a good MB with wifi for this case??
It seems that in the vertical orientation, the power/reset switches and USB outlets at the top would be better placed where the optional LCD screen is located.
This looks really cool especially laying on its side. It reminds me of a little biosphere
Pre ordered mine can’t wait for it to get here
7:09 it's nice to see that there are more colour variations for these kind of 'experimental' cases to really show off your build. Bit of a shame that I am missing Red....
Kinda SUS
Finally! I have a reason to upgrade!
6:12 I like that, acres of real-estate if you keep it up top to show off, which you should be doing anyway.
After building in RGB towers, I will tell you, the one you want is not the prettiest or flash...
but rather, the one that easiest to add and remove hardware too... after the fact... after you have it installed where it has to go... without unplugging the whole thing, pulling it out, making the change, then replugging every single cable back up...
I can't wait for it to release.
Whats the Desk Mat called and where they listed? I want one!
Just built in this with the project zero board. Such a fun case to build in.
It’s weird that there’s no IO bracket for the motherboard/graphics card…
Really like it... Should be ITX, though...
That would probably take a cpu+GPU on watercooling with that 420... Which I would love to keep GPU fan noise down and temp cool...
I really need to convince them to start sending me stuff to build. These tower cases have all been very very good.
Sideways it looks alot like many Shooter games loot boxes, especially Apex legends, i would buy it to custom paint it just for that.
What I like most about this case is ,you can lay it down on its side. BUT What Will Be The Final Cost having the case laying down and will a 360 fit with tubes down like they should be. I would like to see the I/O Cab be relocated to the bottom middle.
I see the quality build is improving with Thermaltake, I'm quiet impressed.
I wished this was the same size as the Tower 200. It looks so good and a lot better.
Hey that's suprisingly nice! I hope we get an ATX version with the option to lay it flat as well. Sounds weird I know, but it kind of gives me an escape pod or space ship vibe which I really dig.
True true. I hope they keep the design of this front and grow the Tower series, as this seems to be a refreshing visual choice, that many people appreciate.
-D.
@@HardwareCanucks Glad to see that great minds think alike. I'd probably get rid of my Torrent for an ATX version of that case in white. Main problem is price point tho since I won't spend more than maybe 250€ for a case at the very most.
It's actually quite hilarious with Thermaltake, of all companies, coming up with the most original and unique case designs we haven't seen in like a decade almost.
Had me till the internal rear i/o
I feel like they missed the mark so hard, leaving the opportunity to rotate the internal layout by 180 degrees. The vertical layout makes most gpu overheat because the heat pipes dont flow towards the gpu i/o. Its nice to have a horizontal optiom but its so big for "itx" and that vertical layout will handicap even the chunky cooler of a 4090. All my gpu temps went up from 12 to 20c in the tower200. That build lived for 2 hours before i swapped back into my o11 air mini.
I'm really considering this case. Even horizontally. Not sure what MoBo I want though for it. I would be doing AM5/AM6 with the case.
How much would this build cost assuming I'm keeping my GPU and SSD?
I love this case! Your videos are always so detailed and you explain everything so well. Thanks guys!
The IO panel location is a solid deal breaker. Neat other than that.
I don't usually like mATX cases but this one looks pretty slick!
There is no 5.25" Bay for my Optical drive.
I REFUSE to build a PC that does not have an optical drive inside it
Other than this this case looks sleek and stylish.
Micro ATX with a 420 AIO. Now we're talking
This is really good looking. I think i might grab this for when i make a "steam machine" whenever valve finally releases SteamOS officially
The price is $149 same price Lian Li 011 vision
horizontal casemod mounted on a wall and you have something really nice imo
1:51 well thats a great thing about matx over itx, ya can slot in a wifi card
How were GPU temps? I heard this was an issue with some Tower 200 users due to the GPU being mounted vertically length-wise like that and it causing temperature spikes
I find that the M-atx is perfect for a home server when it comes to size, i know itx is smaller, but as i am using a raid card and a 10gbe ethernet card, i dont need anything larger
I love what TT is doing, but they really should have done a retro beige or gray option imo.
I have kept my eye on the Tower 100, and 200. But when choosing a case, it just never quite fit the bill. A bit too large for an ITX setup, and that was the only option for it. The fact that it expanded just a bit to allow mATX support (which was probably needed just to offer support to all 4 slot GPU's), it is now on my list of cases to buy and try.
In the last 10 systems that I have built, 8 of them ar mATX, 1 ATX and one ITX. mATX I feel is often overlooked, and compromises need to be made in order to use in some enclosures. I think that we will see more cases for mATX simply due to the GPU sizes and want to support them. Many traditional layout ITX cases I expect to start expanding to mATX support (at least on paper).
I feel that this case still has just a little too much unused space, but the airflow and radiator support I think can offset that just a bit.
edit: looking at marketing material and static images, can fans/radiators be mounted on the GPU's side panel? If not, then I think this is a huge miss and write off on the case for anything but an aircooled GPU configuration. Sigh, I got my hopes up too early, which was the same way that I felt about Tower 200.