Review on Computer case Thermaltake Versa H18 black by Kiyoshi Sagae ᠌

there was an old Acer case, but the computer began to suffocate in it and the question of replacement arose. We needed a case that would be used in a horizontal position (removed the legs and glued it with adhesive tape to the right side without a window), laconic in style, without any illumination (I don’t like all the flashing ice) and well ventilated, while at minimal cost. After a long selection, 2 Thermaltake candidates remained: Versa H18 and Core V21. H18 won, as it is 2 times cheaper. The body material is normal in the hands does not bend, good cable management, enough fasteners in the kit. When I assembled a system (mATX) in it, I realized that there was a lot of unused space left inside. If they made the front panel with a fold-down mesh, and not remove the entire plastic part, then it would be easy to make access to disks, etc. Also in this model, I was attracted by the lower location of the PSU, i. E. the thermal emission from the power supply does not go into the internal space of the block, which already facilitates the work of the cooler.