Thermaltake Core P1 Tempered Glass Edition Mini ITX Open Frame Panoramic Viewing Tt LCS Certified Gaming Computer Case CA-1H9-00T1WN-00, Black

Always wanted a TT Core op0en case so needless to say I am happy with it. I did make some mods and tweaks as I wanted a optical drive installed, wasn't to hard just a shame no cases are pre config for Opticals these days. love it either way.

Es un buen gabinete aunque un poco complicado de armar (en mi caso no venía con el manual) pero se se bastante bien, un poco pesado para ser un armado mini itx.

Pros: - fantastic cable management area - plenty of space to work around - solid vertical gpu mount - room/hardware for open loop cooling - can mount a 240mm radiator - looks PHENOMENAL with Good components - very sturdy and well built Cons: - comes with thermaltake's cheap pci extension cable - only has 1 2.5" ssd and 3.5" hard drive mount, unless you don't use the radiator - metal bracket inside the case is completely pointless - the motherboard spacer screws are really jenky and don't leave much room behind the mobo for cable routing - the case is very large and heavy for a mini itx build - the radiator mount width is only 122.5mm wide, so you can't mount a 280mm radiator and certain radiators, like the nzxt kraken x52 and corsair h100I v2, will not fit - it doesn't come with wall mounting hardware - the assembly instructions are absolutely horrendous; it boggles me that a company would make such a great case and hand out instructions seemingly written by a 5 year old All in all, if you want a great looking mini case then this is the best you'll get, but if you want a mini mini case then get something like the corsair v1.

Bin echt super zufrieden... Preis/Leistung super...

I bought this case because I wanted something different than the typical closed box form factor that the majority of popular cases come in. I wasn't disappointed. Not only does case look good, but it's very easy to work with. Cable managemebt is a breeze, with multiple cutouts between the mounting layer and the rear panel, which is also easy to remove for quick access. I installed an additional SSD today and it took me under 5 min. I'm currently using my Ryzen 3700x's stick Prism cooler, but will be upgrading to a 240mm aio sometime in the summer. Pros: - looks fantastic - once assembled its very easy to make mosificatuons to your system and cable management - open concept means no worry for air flow, my CPU and GPU remain cool at resting states. - decent io selection at the front of the case - the glass has a great finish to it and feels premium Cons: -hard to assemble, the included instructions aren't very helpful at all. (there are some solid tutorials out there on youtube, however) - it's heavy and not very portable. If you don't plan on traveling with it then you're fine. But if you plan on moving your pc around then you might want to consider something more portable.