Review on 🏰 Thermaltake Tower 900 Snow Edition: Ultimate E-ATX Vertical Super Tower Chassis with Tempered Glass and Fully Modular Design - CA-1H1-00F6WN-00 by Russ Mashlan

This case is a unique option for any custom water cooling solution. Firstly it is HUGE and heavy, I made a comparison to my Enthoo Luxe which is a full tower full size case. Tower 900 is literally a "storefront". The processing quality is very good, with the exception of the two supplied Thermaltake fans, these are extremely cheap and not worth mentioning. The case itself is very rigid and not "flexible" like some other cases. So far I haven't had any issues with panels rattling from vibration. The tinted glass panels are a bit darker than I originally thought, but they still look great. In general, the design of the case is very well thought out. most of time. Firstly, the design was beautiful thanks to the tiny cable channels on both sides, top and bottom of the front piece to easily and discreetly route the LED cables (shown although it's hard to see) also depending on what pump you are using and during When you mount it, you actually have access to the manual speed control through a cut-out in the bottom of the case. seemed to go perfectly with my Alphacool pumps. The design is lacking However, in order to route the cables neatly around the motherboard, I had to route all of my motherboard's connectors under the board itself, as the two cutouts in the cases weren't close to where I needed them. Another issue is the snap top lid. sounds like something breaks every time I take it off, FYI it makes a loud noise unless you drive slow. I guess I might have gotten a bad one, but I was imagining where the snap-on panel doesn't line up exactly with the front panel elements. One final note: Due to the many vents and cutouts throughout the case, I would personally recommend that you set your fans to either positive pressure (more intake fans than exhaust fans) or neutral pressure (intake fans equal exhaust). ), it only helps to reduce dust problems. In addition, this case supports both 120mm and 140mm fans in each fan slot. Another thing to note is that due to the tower's tall design, I also recommend using longer cables and/or a hub, otherwise your cables may not reach. I know this is a long review but thought I could be helpful and list some small details and things to look out for instead of just saying "this is great".