ThermaltakeTower 600 Black Mid-Tower ATX Case; 3 Tempered Glass Panels; Hidden-Connector Motherboard Support; Rotational PCI-e Slots; CA-1Z1-00M1WN-00; 3 Year Warranty

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I loved the unique design of this case. The modular design makes it easy to access, although the top access to USB is a little cumbersome. Otherwise, there is plenty of space and the look is sleek and clean. Metal thickness:It's made of study steel and tempered glass. Only the top cover is plastic. Value for money:This is an excellent value for the money, especially if you're looking for a unique design for your PCNoise level:This case is LOUD. I love having it on my desk, but with all the fans, it's loud. Fan capacity:Better than expected fan capacity with a lot of configuration options.Cooling:Interior of case stays extremely cool.

The media could not be loaded. This is an amazing case! I went from a HYTE Y 70 to this case. Mainly to gain back space in my setup. While the width is still as wide as most cases, the depth is less due to the vertical motherboard orientation. While it could be a pain to use due to routing cables to your back IO, I solved this by buying various usb type short extensions, most being 1.5feet. This way I can easily plug in or unplug items as needed. I made sure to get black for usb 2,0, red for usb 3.x, and two usb-c 4.0 cable extensions. This makes it a breeze!Building in this case is just great! Loads of space, easy to reach into too. Plenty of fans for cooling as well. I didn't use a fan below the gpu as thats where some of my cable management lives, but honestly with all the intake its not an issue. At idle my Zotac 4090 takes at a cool 36c! Gaming it might go into 60's but honestly that's not bad either. The optional LCD can be tricky to get working, but I sorted it out just fine and it works for me now without any issues. I would highly recommend this case to others. Value for the money is good, ease of access, easy to build in, and great color options.

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.

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

This case is awesome. Extremely high level build quality. Word of warning it is huge, it's like the size of a mini-fridge but it offers so much room and space. It's a great first case or great pro case. I'm currently air cooling the entire thing so I've got 10 fans through out the case but I think it came out great... I tried to do a riser at first but I've since changed it opting to get a fan pushing up from my cold air intakes at the base under the graphics card... for size reference that's a 4080. It didn't fit in on that side of the case with the riser. The last image is the most recent iteration and shows a 2 liter coke bottle next to the case so you can have an idea of just how big it is. Cable management is wonderful and above all else I now have a pretty lava lamp on my desk!

Has to be one of the best PC cases out there at the moment and I have been building for over 20 years. Love the layout & design. Vertical video card mounts are great as it puts less strain on the increasingly heavier and heavier cards. Cable routing is fantastic with plenty of options for fans for AIO coolers. Very sturdy but nice to look at and display. Plenty o options for large fans