How To Build In The Core P6 (Detailed Step By Step Build Guide) by Thermaltake
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- Who doesn't love a Thermaltake Core P6 Build? Watching a build vs doing your own are two different things, so if you're thinking about building the Core P6 but don't really know what it would be like, we've got you!
We've asked Nick to step in to break down how he builds in the Thermaltake Core P6 chassis, from taking it apart, to cable management. Every tip and trick you might need to build in this amazing full tower, open chassis is covered by this handy dandy build guide.
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Thermaltake makes the most beautiful cases for a long time Imo. This will be my third Thermaltake.
About to purchase this for my birthday/christmas. The great video really sold the case for me, since my brother wanted me to get a Lian Li and won't have any experience building with a Core P6. ANYONE can follow these steps. Thanks a ton man!
Amazing case, amazing build, proper performance. Thanks
Amazing looking case with very poor airflow. I got this and I MUST use it without the front glass panel, to give fresh air to the 3 front fans.
if I use it with the front glass, the GPU runs super hot, above 90 degrees, without the front glass panel, runs at 68-70 degrees
And I have also a back 120mm "exhaust" fan
it would nice to have a upgraded front glass panel meshed or with big holes for the air intake
I appreciate the videos on the P6, I purchased one last night.
amazing case & thanks
Я ничего не понял)) но все круто 👍 молодец.Привет из России.
yo man, thanks for the video, build mine with this cool tutorial.
nice tidy build, good vid for newbie pc builders to watch and learn 👍
Simple et efficace. Merci beaucoup pour le partage 😊
good!!!!!
Nice video. Couple questions with fans. Isn't it better to have the top fans as exhaust fans and bottom fans for intake? (heat rises - while also feeding additional cool air directly upwards) Usual setup I would think is bottom fans intake, front panel fans intake, top exhaust, and back exhaust. Maybe that's overkill in your current case you built (or overkill in any case)? Haha.
Просто лайк сразу пока не досмотрел до конце, ты мне показал все в чем я сомневался))
Love the look of this case but where is the front filter as you should see mine as if I didn't have one that dust would settle on the inside of the case
このケースでPCを作りたいと思っているので非常に参考になりました
どうもありがとうございます
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The front layout of this case is very similar to the View 51. I would have bought the Core P6 over my View 51 had they come out and were available around the same time.
Özellikle grafik kartı tutucu braketi öğrendim. Çok açıklayıcı olmuş Fakat bende 13 tane fan var ve kablolama o kadar başarılı değil🤭.
Great video, I followed this for my Core P6 build. But one issue. How do you provide cooling for the standard hard drives? That entire section of the chassis seems like a heat trap?
I was looking at this case for my next build (Ryzen 5900x on an MSI X570S Carbon Max), and I'm pretty sure it is a heat trap, and that's the one reason I am now hesitant to buy it. It looks great, really, but the lack of a 3.5" hard drive cage up front isn't good, for those of us who want to use large multi-terabyte drives, along with SSD's. The mounting on the back of the motherboard plate doesn't seem like a good idea at all, and I figure it would lead to overheating drives. It would be nice if TT had an optional 3.5" cage that could be mounted up front, behind the front fan area. Short of that, 3D printing one might be an option. Since I am a 3D modeler, I could do that, but I will need to contact Thermaltake to see if they have a 3D model for the Core P6, to work with.
I saw the sign behind and I couldn't resist to ask you, have you got your booster shots?
If I want to mount my gpu vertically, which TT riser cable do I need to get?
I have one of these sitting on the floor, the box is filled with parts, one or two more little things and it's going together! Just with 3x front fans a standard cpu cooler and rear fan. Once I get it built and pretty it's going on the wall...
Please show us when it's done!
Thanks! What is the anti sag name?
Which fans do you use in front panel? The cables very long why? I have this case but my cables too short.
Can I remove the psu cover and just have it sitting and bracketed kind of like the p3 ? I don’t want it covered 😩
just bought this case, its beautiful. my main question is in airflow. i was planning on the bottom and front be intake, while top, back, and and (360) AIO be exhaust (AIO on side). would that be good enough cooling?
That’s the fan configuration I built and functions well. 3 x 120mm intake fans on front, 2 x 120mm intake fans on the bottom plus 3 x AIO fans on the side are Intake. I have 3 x 120mm fans on top and 1 x 120mm fan on rear are the exhaust fans. As there are more exhaust fans than intake to balance the system
I set the fan curves in the BIOS so the 3 top and 1 rear exhaust fans run at a lower rpm with a gentler curve. The intake fans run a lot faster and thus provide a slightly positive pressure. PSU also sucks air from bottom.
Playing Forza Horizon and RD2 with settings maxed out the CPU does not go above 50°C.
Quick Question: Is it possible to use the case with the front glas panels without the frontal fan bracket? It would allow for yet another different look of a build. This is a really interesting case.
You can remove the front fan bracket if you'd like, no problem.
Don't these glasses prevent you from getting in and out?
Hi,
This vid really is detailed. But I have a question though… will there be enough space if I put my AIO on top of the P6? Thank you
Probably depends on the AIO but I had plenty of clearance for my NZXT AIO 280mm. Cables might be a bit tight if you have a 3 fan AIO.
why is this black edition P6 Core not available in Australia?
Quic question,, is it possible to put 2 to 3 (120mm) fan underneath the PSU or The bottom of the Chasis?
According to the manual, yes
are these 140mm fnas
Hello...is there space above the top front fan to insert Dvd drive. Writer?
No
The GPU barely fits...what about a 4090?
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I see even the case manufacturer has a gap in the rear IO... The hole for my IO shield isn't even big enough to put the shield in... Standard ATX board. Pretty disappointed.
Can I remove the bottom plate/stand? I prefer to have the usual four rubber-feet
I considered the same thing as I had to raise my hutch to fit this case's height. There are four screws and I see now reason that you couldn't. Just keep in mind the rubber feet you buy to replace the base need to be tall enough for the glass and it's bottom bracket. I am guestimating a tad more than one inch tall. And should be sturdy as you are likely to slide the case due to the weight. It's good and heavy without anything in it. But stunningly beautiful.
I just bought this case. Cant figure out what the black/ribbon cable is for. Time 3:51 at the bottom of screen
Hey there, that's for the Type C connection on the front panel 😊 not all motherboards will have the connection.
Nice case but.... Why they place glass panel to the front side. 3 fans under this glass for that....?
There is plenty of gap on the sides for airflow but there is nothing that says you cannot leave the front glass off. In fact that is one of the features they list on their website. You do not have to install the top or front glass if you do not wish to.
I regret getting the white version. It looks great but simply moving screws around to fine-tune fan position (of course after slightly untightening them) already removes the white tint. Can also be seen when moving the SSD/HDD brackets, removing MB slot screws for ATX as i built MATX...
I liked the overall experience but not the quality. The power button also "sags" and isn't as firm as you'd expect from a >200USD case. I'll post my review on reddit, but I wanted to provide some feedback here too as I really like your build and the black look.
We appreciate the feedback on our snow edition and where we could improve on the quality of the paint! We'll investigate the power button sag too.
Does anyone know how to get a replacement for the front tempered glass?
Any glass shop should be able to cut and polish the edges of 4mm tempered glass if you provide the dimensions. If you are talking the large side glass you would of course have to have them drill holes at the appropriate points. I would imagine Termaltake also can provide replacement parts but it will likely be a tad more expensive. I've been toying with the idea of getting the glass on my system professionally etched with my own design.
How are thermals?
Are the fans included with the case?
No
bruh you put a dust filter on the AIO EXHAUST FANS
They are drawing in from the top so yeah
Whatching you remove all this stuff in the way and throw it away convinced me to buy an open frame case instead for about $40.
The upper fans are always set to blow
They don't need to be :) There's no set rule.
In this build, both the top and the front are "intake" while the rad fans are exhausting, resulting in a postive airflow setup (which is better for dust management too)
@@ThermaltakeAustralia There is a law of thermodynamics, the rule of convection. Hot air always tends upwards. In this case, the upper fans keep it in the housing.
Should it be front and radiator fans intake, and upper and back fan blowing out?
@@montracon3092 Please don't add your verbal diarrhea to the internet if you are not crystal clear on what you are talking about. There are three laws of thermodynamics. "The rule of convection" is not one of them.
@@joshuastauter107 I described the essence of the problem that I saw on the video quite clearly, it's just that you probably, due to your individual characteristics, are not given to understand it
Le placement de l'aio est mauvais
I can't install IO shield properly, it's have a big gape. Anyone knows why?
Too much gapes in this pc case , Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?
Very ugly anti sag bracket
Unscrew and the rubber broke 🇨🇵