🎮 Razer Tomahawk ATX Mid-Tower Gaming Chassis: Enhanced Cooling, Stunning Design, RGB Lighting, Cable Management - Classic Black Review

I'm a big fan of ITX systems, a big part of my retro gaming business. The Razer ITX case seemed like the perfect case for building a water-cooled gaming system. Pros: Good build quality, especially with tempered glass (but honestly they should have used it) AIO top mount. Disadvantages: Unfortunately, there are more disadvantages than advantages. in this case. - I don't like 2.5" graphics cards with bottom mounted 120mm fans for air intake or exhaust. - Poor PSU mounting point (especially since

Awesome case! It looks so smooth. It was easy to install and the glowing body works great with the Razer Chroma Studio. There is plenty of room in the case to keep the wiring looking tidy, definitely a lot cleaner than my last build inside. The top dust filter is awesome and easy to remove and replace. for cleaning. Comes with only one rear exhaust fan, I replaced it and added 3 to the front. It is very heavy and large even for a medium tower. All details inside and outside appear well made and

Size: Full Size ATXlikes: Absolutely beautiful case. Very durable (built like a tank). Easy to use. Built-in cable management at the highest level. Inside there is enough space for very large air cooling systems (see picture). On the bottom of the case are LED indicators that sync with Razer Synapse. Dislikes: Very heavy (built like a tank). Fingerprints easily remain on the glass pane. Razer's front LED logo doesn't sync to Synapse (it's always green). Only comes with 1 fan while other cases…

Pretty average ITX case. In this case, you're basically just paying for the Razer name. ProsRoom for 240mm AIO plus 4 extra fans Space for GPU up to 3 slots thick and up to 330mm long (If your GPU is longer than 300MB, you CANNOT put a fan on the front for intake, you need a fan hole for it need plug a card in there and due to the case overhang you can't post it.Decent airflow for a tempered glass case to be plugged in.Tempered glass panel on the side of the motherboard.Who makes this?We use…

Pros: 1. Compact 2. Very clean, slim, beautiful Built-in RGB strips on the bottom that can be programmed with Razer Synapse software.3. Depending on the mainboard, you can of course install enough hardware for the size. 6 slots for 120mm case fans, which was unexpected since this bitch is so small. complete the look. Cons: 1. The cable routing is VERY tight, not to mention that the tempered glass panel that hides the cables doesn't close completely if you don't route the cables properly. It's…

Update: Today I received a custom CableMod cable. Even with flexible custom cables, the back panel is still difficult to close, mainly because the front I/O cables are thick, bulky, and unnecessarily long, taking up an already very limited space for cable management. The build experience is frankly abysmal and I recommend anyone not willing to make an extraordinary effort to look elsewhere. In this review, I hope to carefully document my experience with this case and help potential buyers. get…