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Thermaltake V51, comments/experience?

gonvres
By gonvres
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Seems like a good highly featured 'mid tower'. It has all the core requirements, fan filters on the front, top, bottom. Lots of hard drive support (5 drivers), plenty of room for a radiator at the top. Big case with solid build quality with front IO (very rare these days)

 

Its cheap, but not excessively cheap. Anyone had any experience with it? I don't really like Thermaltake as a company, but they do make some very convincing and well featured cases. Seems excellent for the cash.

 

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Seems like a good highly featured 'mid tower'. It has all the core requirements, fan filters on the front, top, bottom. Lots of hard drive support (5 drivers), plenty of room for a radiator at the top. Big case with solid build quality with front IO (very rare these days)

 

Its cheap, but not excessively cheap. Anyone had any experience with it? I don't really like Thermaltake as a company, but they do make some very convincing and well featured cases. Seems excellent for the cash.

 

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Hardaware canucks has a video on it, saying it's quite good

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looks pretty damn good:

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