Thermaltake Tower 200 Mini-ITX Computer Case; 2x140mm Pre-Installed CT140 Fans; Supports GPU Length Up to 380mm; CA-1X9-00S1WN-00; Black; 3 Year Warranty

This computer case is amazing. It does everything that you could want, and more. I didn't understand how you disassemble it to get inside, but after looking up a tutorial online, my mind was blown. Almost every part you need to move on this requires NO SCREWS! There's one set of thumb screws for the top fan mount, and the power supply cage has some regular screws, but everything else is SO EASY to pop out and move around, without being so flimsy that it wont be stable. The cable management is great on this, as the people packaging it didnt just toss crap in there and say good luck, they neatly tucked away the few cables that come with the case, so you can easily get around them, and when you are using this case, all your cables are coming out of one small port on the back of the case which makes it look so much better, but it is extremely limiting if you often mess with your cables. The airflow seems fine, I haven't noticed any issues since switching from previous cases to this one. The size of this is fantastic. Unless you are creating some super computer with multiple CPUs or oversized, industrial parts, this will handle all the consumer items on the market right now, and with so much space and access to the inside of the case.I would never recommend any other case to anybody, of any PC building skill level, more than this case. It is easy to use, has good airflow, will fit your parts, and it displays the internals of your PC so nicely with its front angled window. This is the last case you will ever need, nothing is better than this, unless they made the same thing but bigger.

I really like this case sitting on my desk. I recently built a new standing desk with a larger desktop. My pc sits to my left and with my old case I could never see the inside of the case due to the position. As part of my desk replacement project I wanted to find a case that could be on my left but still let me see the inside of my case and my RGB in my system. This case does exactly that. its not perfect as the way the motherboard sits means that all yoru cables come out the top so you have to account for cleaning that up but was easy enough for me with some wire loom. Tons of room in the case to put my Graphics card as well as my CPU AIO. Its a bit bigger than I was expecting when I ordered it but that worked out just fine as it looks great on my desk and I get to enjoy the components in my PC now rather than looking at the black side of my old case.

Its been a while since my last Case upgrade. I was using an old school Coolermaster HAF case, however after picking up an Asus 9070XT card, my old case wouldn't fit the new card. I opted to upgrade to this case due to the unique tower design and aesthetics. Aside from the awesome looks this case has soo many handy features. The magnetic panels and slide out bottom filter make cleaning and maintenance super easy. My last case I had to basically disassemble the case and panels to access the filters. This is soo much easier. Cable management is also super easy, plenty of space and the channels with removable panels on the back make it easy to change out things without disassembling the whole build. I opted to orientate the GPU to the side view. You'll need the 130mm 90 degree riser that Thermaltake sells. Of note with this length you'll have to use the PCIE bracket slot that brings the card to the most front of the case. If you want to recess the card back from the panel you might need a shorter length riser as the 130mm pushes the card all the way to the front near the glass, you could probably bend it to push the card back however I didn't opt to. Also when orienting the card this way you won't be able to put a rad or fans on the left side as the GPU riser bracket gets in the way. I made the mistake of getting 3 additional fans for the left side opposite of my AIO. You probably could fit 2 fans underneath the Riser bracket but I chose not to put any for aesthetic reasons. Aside from the that this case is very much recommended.

Overall I'm happy with the case. I never thought I'd buy another Thermaltake product after what they did to Case Labs, but I've always like the tower series and this just happened to be exactly what I needed for my external radiator build. This thing is huge for ITX tower, but the smaller footprint really worked for what I needed and with how many removable panels this thing has it worked really well for external cooling. It's also stupid easy to build in and has a ton of room while still being smaller than an average. You could easily do a full loop in this thing if you wanted to mount radiators to the side panels, there's plenty of room for it and especially so if you water cool your GPU.My only complaints are just general build quality. Same old Thermaltake with cheap plastic, cheap pot metal, cheap hardware, etc. The overall design is great and I'd gladly have spent more on this if the materials quality was more on par with something like Fractal Design. The company in general seems to be trending that direction with how it's listened to consumer and insider feedback the last few years, I'd really love to see them keep up the unique designs they didn't steal and improve on overall material quality.My only real complaints