Review on Case Thermaltake Core V21 (CA-1D5-00S-1WN) by Adam Woods ᠌

The design is minimalist but no less pleasant. Thanks to the square section and equal covers, the case can be twisted as you like: make the side bottom or top, etc. for this, even the logo on the front panel on the magnet so that it can be deployed depending on how it will be used. Such versatility means that the motherboard can be placed both horizontally and vertically + assembled so that the transparent window is on the right side, modding fans will especially appreciate this. The power supply fits a standard ATX, it is installed in a kind of niche where you can then remove excess power wires, I was pleased with a separate mounting bracket with rubber bands to dampen the fan rotation. Hard drives: there is a basket next to the PSU for * 3.5 "devices, it is in the same niche as the PSU, there are trays for 3 * 2.5" standing along the motherboard with the ability to discretely move them along the longitudinal axis - for example, close the view on PSU wires. Pretty sensible instructions + a set of fasteners, the only thing you can complain about is a small amount of nylon ties for laying wires. The ability to install tower coolers and long video cards. Although the case was originally designed for fans or CBOs of its own production, everything is installed and not native (fortunately, TT did not invent any unique standards) 120/140 mm fans, the kit immediately comes with a 200 mm fan on the front panel. We were pleased with the anti-dust magnetic grids - with the current requirements for the passage of air for cooling, this is the very thing.