Review on Computer case Thermaltake Versa H18 black by Ada Szewczyk ᠌

In summary, the purchase has met and even beyond my expectations. It is possible to conceal the cables so that they are not noticeable. It's also possible to conceal SSDs and NDDs behind the back panel. Due of this, the interior of the case is significantly more roomy than I had anticipated. The nuts and bolts that are stored in bags are all labeled with their names and locations. I appreciated a well-crafted piece of iron. The advantages of it include the following: There is a lot of room on the inside due to the fact that the hard drives can be mounted below and behind the back wall without being seen by the user. This allows for the mounting of more hard drives. Because it is crafted from regular iron, the casing does not vibrate and does not bend in the same way that a tin can does. These are some downsides: The grid that sits on top of the magnets appears to be simple to remove and clean, but it moves around if you move the case or anything else, and if your hand happens to rest on it by accident, it can be annoying. Yet this is of no consequence. In general, it is simple to bend, and it is also simple to eliminate minor details. I placed a 140mm cooler in front of the case; however, there is an ill-conceived spot for it; the blades are partially covered by a wall on the sides where it is mounted; hence, a 120mm cooler ought to be installed so that there can be standards.