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Thermaltake Element T Review
[Abstract]
Final Thoughts The Thermaltake Element T has its cons as every case does with less than $100 for a price tag, and at $59.99 plus shipping, I can say that it clearly ...
[Content] PCDigitalMobileGame
Introduction and Packaging
Today we are looking at one of the cases in Thermaltake's new 'Element' series of cases, the Element T. This case is designed with the gamer in mind, featuring an ability to lock the side panel, mouse and keyboard for LANs with a very simple design aesthetically; read on to see if this may be the case for you.
Features - Tactical appearance for optimal gaming experience
- Preserved fan opening for 120mm to 200mm at top and front panel, 120mm to 230mm at side panel
- Massive storage capability with 7 x 3.5" and 1x 2.5" HDD or SSD bay
- Security lock for keyboard & mouse for Lanparty event
- Thumb screws for 3.5", 5.25" devices and PCI slots for secure transportation
Specifications - Case Type: Middle Tower
- Material: SECC
- Color: Black
- Motherboard Support: Micro ATX / Standard ATX
- External 5.25" Drive Bays: 3
- External 3.5" Drive Bays:1
- Internal 3.5" Drive Bays: 6
- Internal 2.5" Drive Bays: 1
- Expansion Slots: 7
- Front I/O Ports: USB 2.0 x 2, HD Audio x 1
- Power Supply Supported: Standard ATX PSII
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 525 x 210 x 480 mm / 20.7 in x 8.3 x 18.9 in
- Net Weight: 15.32lbs / 6.95 kg
- Cooling System:
- Front, 1 X 200mm or 2 x 140mm or 2 x 120mm (Not included)
- Rear: 1 X 120mm Turbo fan (1400rpm,17dBA, 50.0 CFM)(included)
- Side: 1 x 230mm or 1 x 120mm(Not included)
- Top: 1 x 200mm silent fan (800rpm,14dBA, 65.30 CFM)(included)
The front side of the packaging box is fairly simple, sporting the company logo, series logo, and a head-on picture of the case with the 200mm "silent" LED exhaust fan.
On the other side of the box, the same logos are again showed, along with tons of small pictures for each major feature, mostly focusing on air flow and cooling. Also shown are basic features of its exterior and interior.
Upon taking the case out of the box, you will find the hardware bundle sliding around inside the case. Included in the bundle is the user manual and warranty, and for hardware there are liquid cooling pass-through protectors, long screws to fasten your front panel fan(s), a ton of thumbscrews to fasten the case doors, expansion slots, drive bays, the PSU and mainboard standoffs, one being unusual to me, but I've only had a few cases since I began system building, so it may not be that unusual. But that will come a little later; let's start taking a look at the case, shall we?
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