🖥️ Thermaltake V250 ATX Mid-Tower Chassis with 3x 120mm ARGB Fans & 1x Black 120mm Rear Fan - Motherboard Sync, Addressable RGB, Pre-Installed CA-1Q5-00M1WN-00 Review

The case runs a Ryzen 2700x cooled by Deepcool Lucifer v2. According to the passport, the cold above 160mm will not fit, Lyutsik got in, and there is still a place left. The metal is thin but not flimsy. My old Silverstone lc-13 case looks like a tank by comparison. The complete valves are not bad, but adjusting the speed would certainly not hurt them. Turbo boost proca without problems puts 4300Hz at a temperature of 78 degrees under load. I put the upper valves in the "eight" - above the…

Is this a cheap case? Yes. $40 is the easiest thing to get, but this case is so poorly designed that it's VERY clear that the idiots who designed the case never put any hardware into it. They just called it good in their 3D software and sent it to production. I always thought Thermaltake was synonymous with poor quality, but this case wins. The number of clipped corners and their absence is noticeable, although lacking in things that would be included in even a $20 suitcase. There is nothing…

Well, first of all, I bought this case for two reasons. Firstly, I've always wanted a good clear case for my PC, but most cases were overpriced, didn't fit the needs of my PC, or some other reason kept me from doing it. Also, I recently wanted to have a case where I could customize the body glass with my YouTube logo, which I did with this one and it turned out fantastic! So the cover is beautiful. It's in the light and especially in the dark no matter what you put in it. However, this means…

Needed to add more storage to my wife's PC and her OEM case wasn't configured for it. Additionally, the OEM case had a single exhaust fan and no way to add an intake fan or anything like that. (I'm looking at you ASUS). So I went in search of a replacement - I wanted something nice, easy to assemble and not too expensive. The Thermaltake Versa H17 is definitely what you need. This is my first case of Thermaltake. Based on my experience with the H17, I assume it won't be my last. (I am seriously

Stable housing with a lot of thought. Each View 37 chassis model has a variety of accessories for mounting SSDs, hard drives, and access points/cable management. This is a massive case which is why I bought it, but remember you need a real table for this. Everything is fine except for the Nvidia sales page where they make 5 versions of the same thing with small but important differences: Except for one thing: the Argb model is somehow cheaper. Get the RGB version and don't look back if you want