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If you got cool parts to show off then this is the case for you! Nuff said. One side note is that dust will become an issue that is plainly visible now. You’ll just need to get creative with the cleaning techniques. I have a big air compressor so I just take the machine to the garage and blow everything g off once in a while. The Core P3 is the smaller brother of this case looks just as nice. The only reason I chose the P5 over the P3 is because of the extra room to mount the power supply on its side. I have some nice RGB lighting going on in mine. It’ll also fit a larger radiator.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I've built a lot of computers and this one is probably my least favorite. The cable management on the back is ok but not good, there's too much space between the motherboard and radiator mount in my opinion, and it has plexi instead of tempered glass. If I had known that to begin with I would not have bought it. Overall it's just not a good looking case. I would recommend a core p3 or p90.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Its a great case all parts and extras , easy to assemble but no Glass it is a extra ? its Plexiglas put OK for value .
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I wish I had this frame 25 years ago when webuilt our first computer. The ease and simplicity of the design make the frame perfect for the novice and the geek technocrafter.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Pros: Very solid construction, room for cabling so it remains neat and tidy, ability to support multiple sizes for power supplies and just looks good. Cons: it is huge make sure you have room, the cables connecting to power supply and motherboard can be unsightly, recommend wireless everything and a wall plug behind it.. The ribbon cable to relocate PCI card was bad. Finally, get all your Thermaltake parts from anywhere but the Thermaltake USA store they are miserable.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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