🖥️ Thermaltake Divider 300 ARGB Triangular Case with Type-C (USB 3.1 Gen 2) and Water Cooling Support - ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with 3 Pre-Installed 120mm ARGB Rear Fans (CA-1S2-00M1WN-01) Review

I bought my first TT case almost 20 years ago and at the time it was one of the best options you could buy. Little has changed today. Tt still makes great quality cases. The metal is thick, as is the sound-absorbing material. Magnetic dust filters are something new, so let's see what happens. Other than that, it's solidly built and serves its purpose. No problem to get Socket AM4 ATX Board and all components. Wiring is very easy, with plenty of room for cable management. Way back when there…

The fan mount is flexible in both position (120 and 140 fans can be moved up and down about 1 inch) and size (front and top are for 120 to 120 fans). 200 designed). The first build I ever did didn't require me to add a mounting block/wire mount. With this little one, there's no excuse for sloppy wiring. There is a gap of approximately 1.25 inches between the motherboard tray and the right side of the case. Removable external drive brackets are a nice feature that makes it easy to install drives

General/PROS: Very good mid tower case. Because it has a vertical cable mount to hold a large GPU vertically, and it's also designed for large water cooling systems, the case is wider than I expected (I should have checked this size more carefully, as I assumed in most cases). the tower body will be about the same size). There is no problem launching Sapphire NITRO+ RX580 (horizontally). I managed to hide all the cables and it looks very nice, but it took time and painstaking work. The finger…

Base for comparison: Many cases, mainly Lian Li from 2002, with a few random cases from Antec and Noname. no problems with the liquid cooler, the case runs fine under full CPU/GPU load at an ambient temperature of 32°C. Dust filters are more or less sufficient. The removable mesh top makes frequent cleaning easier (this PC lives in a dusty workshop, so that's a big deal). The case is fairly quiet, even with the top padding removed to accommodate the liquid cooler. POOR workmanship leaves a lot…

The case was designed in 2016 and it's time for FIXES and updates: - If you need more than three full 2.5" or 3.5" drives, look elsewhere . The 3.5-inch plastic shells are flimsy, and you could easily snap off a piece when you first install them. Thermaltake offers an optional three-bay drive cage for $20, but it never stocks. F31. The thin mesh screen can warp or wrinkle if you're not careful. I would have preferred the dust filter to be INSIDE the case rather than sliding on the top. - The…

I love this case very much. While most computer components are about performance and price, craftsmanship and style come first. The funny thing is, Corsair, Asus and MSI come to mind when I think of PC products or Gaming PC products and when I was looking for a case, NZT and Fantechs also popped up. I had never heard of Thermaltake and her name sounded weird too. However, after looking for so many cases from all these different brands, I noticed the simplicity and beauty of Thermaltake. The…

First of all I really like this case. It is durable and absorbs noise well. The cable management is quite good due to the many rubberized cable openings. There are also enough filters and you can install a fan with a diameter of up to 140mm wherever a fan can be installed. It's also a very quiet case. However, there are some things I can't in good conscience release this review without talking about. This case is HARD. This is due to the dense sound-absorbing material. When flying with this…