Thermaltake X71 fulltower

[gonvres]

 

Thermaltake are certainly starting to make very functional cases. Its hard to imagine a use case scenario that you couldn't get away with inside this monster. However I don't know if its just me but their frontal 'cutout' style just looks ugly in my view, but no doubt allows excellent airflow. 

[Dredgy]

Externally accessible hard drives are all I want in a case, so I'll be sticking with my Thermaltake Level 10 for my workstation. Still not sure I've ever used anything as functional.

[Xenift]

A really solid case, but doesn't appeal to me aesthetically tho :').

[gonvres]

Externally accessible hard drives are all I want in a case, so I'll be sticking with my Thermaltake Level 10 for my workstation. Still not sure I've ever used anything as functional.

 

Their most recent stuff is very functional at every price point. It doesn't really get much attention from enthusiasts/builders. Even the dirt cheap cases they make now have dust filters on the intakes and PSU, room for duel radiators at the top, plenty of hard drive bays etc. 

 

Along side the X71 they introduced the X31, which actually looks like a great mid tower and comes with 3 x RGB ring fans.

 

 

Again, full dust filter top front and bottom. I'd definitely consider it.

[gonvres]

A really solid case, but doesn't appeal to me aesthetically tho :').

 

Pretty much sums up my thoughts on their stuff unfortunately. If you view a case as just a tool to hold the computer its really hard to do better for the cash, but they're just not attractive. 

[gonvres]

 

In real life, jesus that thing is huge.

[techswede]

Just commenting so i remember this case.

[Minsekt]

was about to buy a 900D, now ill wait for some good reviews. looks good to me except their ugly ass logo, but thats fixable.

[gonvres]

was about to buy a 900D, now ill wait for some good reviews. looks good to me except their ugly ass logo, but thats fixable.

http://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-core-x71-full-tower-chassis-review_176836

 

Seems decent. 

 

I like fulltowers, there is something nice about being able to sit it on the ground and have the top of the case at arm height.

[Minsekt]

looks cheap af, like the metal starts to wobble once you touch it.. damn, if only caselabs wouldnt cost me 1200+ including shipping to my damn country, id buy one q.q

[Mathematical]

Thermaltake really loves Case Lab's design. It is a shame they don't make it as pretty.

[Mathematical]

http://www.thermaltake.com/Chassis/Super_Tower_/Core/C_00002802/Core_W100/design.htm

 

Looks better, but they are really taking the whole copying caselabs to the next level by even having you assemble it.

[MLG Doge]

Looks like a 900D to me

[gonvres]

http://www.thermaltake.com/Chassis/Super_Tower_/Core/C_00002802/Core_W100/design.htm

 

Looks better, but they are really taking the whole copying caselabs to the next level by even having you assemble it.

 

:huh:

 

Nice case, but the idea of having to built it yourself is flat out stupid.

[Mathematical]

:huh:

 

Nice case, but the idea of having to built it yourself is flat out stupid.

 

Well I think it is actually to avoid damaging it.The things weigh respectively 50 pounds and like 70 pounds. Corsair 900D had so many issues with couriers damaging the case transporting.

[KarateHottie93]

Well I think it is actually to avoid damaging it.The things weigh respectively 50 pounds and like 70 pounds. Corsair 900D had so many issues with couriers damaging the case transporting.

Lol it's actually only like 26 pounds.

[Mathematical]

Lol it's actually only like 26 pounds.

No. We are referring to the W100 and WP100 series, which is different than the one the OP was talking about.

 

http://www.thermaltake.com/chassis.aspx