🚁 Thermaltake AH T600 Snow Helicopter Styled Open Frame E-ATX Full Tower Case - Premium Tempered Glass Swing Door - CA-1Q4-00M6WN-00 Review

This case is unique in its design and I know there are many other objectively "cooler" futuristic cases out there, but this one from Thermaltake is very durable. Build quality is very good, except for one area that I'll cover later. Airflow will be good as there are no airflow obstructions in this open frame chassis. With the right RGB, this will pop up in any room. I think one area they could do better is the detachable PSU mount. You'll need a very long screwdriver or it will hit the…

Terrible case. Made of cheap steel and plastic. I was really hoping I'd like this case, but it's really just made for looks. Much better cases on the market for the same money. Also, their manual doesn't provide any information on some of the brackets. I don't know what Thermaltake thought about that.

I'm a total Lian Li user so the price of this case didn't shock me too much but I understand it might be a bit expensive for a case. For the first time in 18 years I bought a non-Lian Li case because the original shape of this Thermaltake really inspired me to make a mod. The case is really heavy, so that's a good sign. But it's also steel and plastic that don't really go with Lian Li's anodized aluminum, and where you're unlikely to find plastic at all, the TT's bodywork is mostly steel with…

Given that this is pretty much an outdoor PC case, it only helps to stay cool that it's out of the way. It will definitely increase my cleaning and maintenance effort. But for that face - how can a flying mutt resist? It's a big, heavy beast, and the construction feels pretty solid. Some would miss aluminum, but I love the added "stay-in-place ability" that steel offers. The plastic is slightly different in hue from the painted metal, but you can only see it if you look. It's no different than…

I've used three PC cases in my PC games (this is my third case) and the previous cases compare horribly to this one. This case is so easy to work with despite its overall complex look. It is definitely intended for water cooling (custom or AIO), which is what I expected. In this case, everything just screams quality! The finish is amazing and none of the screws have come loose unlike other cases I've had. Some of the screw angles were a bit odd, but definitely doable. The case finish is a bit…

Strong and strong. Warm is good, I think people want it to run cool after installing all the computer parts, so there was 1 star because it's not warm because it's bad, and I'll cool everything with water. Value for money I think it should be a bit cheaper as you have to buy side mounts for your graphics cards which I hope can get pretty expensive for a 4.0 PCIe. It would be better if the wall you mount the motherboard on slides out with fewer screws holding it in place would be better. I think

Arrived today in great condition from Revain. Reminds me of the Airwolf TV show 2020. This is a big case compared to the average Lian Li Dynamic case. Others have commented on the build quality and I would caution you that some of the holes had to be reamed to allow the large thumbscrews to screw in properly. This is a very large open case design. I see Thermaltake coming out with a smaller version later in 2020, but it will accept 140mm fans at the front of the cabin, as well as some water…

This case is long and not as tall as a full case. You can't install a fan on the back because it's an open case design. The appearance is different from traditional box cases. I've gotten different reviews about it, some like it and some not, different flavors for different guys but I like the look. The question is, does it stay cool inside? It can be a few degrees cooler when not being used to the max. In Phoenix, the air conditioning is on most of the time, so it's cooler inside than, say…