Thermaltake Core P5 Tempered Glass V2 Black Edition Open Frame Vertical GPU Modular ATX Computer Case CA-1E7-00M1WN-05

This case has so many options for different pc builds, good space for cable management and it is overall easy to build. Everything looks and feels good quality.The only con i can think of is the open case design that leaves your components exposed to dust. This design is also a pro for the thermals. For me it is not an issue at all since i purchased an electric air pressure duster and i can clean it like new regularly without much effort.The people who gave this product 3 stars for having bad instructions should not be buying pc cases and building the pcs in the first place. If you are not able to figure out easily where everything goes in such a simple case you cannot handle building safely a pc.

I am not entirely certain what I expected... but it wasn't such a massive box. I have owned a few decent sized cases over the years, the Antec 1200 comes to mind as the largest desktop unit. This thing dwarfs all but the tall cube style cases - like the ThermalTake 900. While it has the option to use feet on there and stand it up, I can't imagine trying to put this on a normal sized desk.When paired with the right hardware, it looks absolutely fantastic though. Great cable routing options, excellent options to mount your hardware. Show off what you want, hide what you don't. I tucked all my hard drives (spinners, ssds, whatever) behind the motherboard. You don't even know they are there. The GPU is on display and looking fantastic. The case was largely intuitive to assemble.However, there are a couple of nitpicks. First, that rear panel doesn't quite line up. Making a few of the screws hard to get into place. Also, the included PCI-E Riser cable is a bit short. If you are using a motherboard where you need to use the top most slot for the GPU, then expect a disturbingly tight fit. Also, while they included a cage to mount multiple video cards, you only get one riser. You have to buy the rest yourself, if you have more that needs mounted. Last, you are assembling this case. You get a ton of stamped parts, nicely packed, but you are going to spend the time doing it. In my case, that was a bit over 2 and half hours. Which is a very slow build for me.In the end, worth it. Would buy again any day of the week.

It was time to build a new gaming rig and I wanted the option to wall mount it. This case has fantastic options - vertical, flat or wall mount positioning. Plenty of space for liquid cooling gear and plenty of brackets for component mounting options. I decided to install my GPU off of the motherboard and the included PCIe extension cable and bracket worked great. I just ordered a second extension cable for my second GPU because there is plenty of room to add the second. (This allows for you to show off your RGB lighting on the GPU flush with the rest of the rig).The only thing is that the mounting kit for the wall mount is NOT included with the case. That is actually not a big deal. I figured out that you can buy an inexpensive TV wall mount kit and it will work just fine. It's a solidly built case and with the tempered glass it's a bit heavier than you would think. I bought a medium TV mount kit (77lbs max weight) for about $30 and it works perfectly as long as you hit the wall studs.There are places to mount SSDs or even spinning drives in the case. It may be a little tight if you want to use all three slots for this, especially if you are going to run a lot of RGB and power cabling. But if you get a motherboard with M.2 drives, then you should only need one or two at most and it should fit fine.Great case and plenty of options for displaying your gear!

The media could not be loaded. My first Open air case so I was hesitant to buy but so far I am loving it. My main reason for this change was to wall mount. Now gaming under load my CPU and GPU temps are constantly 8 to 15 degrees cooler. I do blow the pc out every couple days with a handheld rechargeable blower I picked up because I noticed dust buildup in the first week so this may be something to keep in mind.Pros -Wall mountableSturdyOpen air for coolingFlexible build optionsCons -Dust buildup requires constant cleaning

I am not the user, but here is what the user has to say:This case is the best case I've ever seen. It's a work of art and it's pretty fun to build in if you know what you are doing. It has a great design, both mechanically and physically. However, if you are just building your first PC, it can get a bit confusing. Note: take out the rear drive cages before you route your power supply cables.

This is a great case with lots of options. There's only a couple of small things that keep it from a 5. Lack of mounting options for the PSU. The cable management holes are placed poorly if you plan to use it in a top mounted backplate layout. They were clearly only cut out with a standard layout in mind, despite the rotated layout being advertised as a key feature. No way to mount fans for mobo cooling. The included pcie cable is only gen3, and usb-c on the front panel would be nice. Honestly though, these are relatively minor. I would still recommend this case to anyone in the market for an open style case.Be warned though, it's freakin huge. Lol. It's definitely bigger than most mid towers. It's more like a full tower in size.

Building this thing was hard with unclear instructions. I had to use my imagination, one screwdriver and some trail and error to finish building it. Once it was done it looks amazing. I would buy again and recommend to other if they can get passed the bad instructions. Pro tip I can offer is make sure the number of screws and accessories match with the included Instructions Manuel to make sure you have everything before you start.

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Very beautiful case.For me it was a little tricky because I maxed out all the usable drive placements in the back (there are 3 drive spaces in behind) so there was no real good place to run the motherboard power cable, and of course you will need cable extensions, but even my extensions weren't long enough to go around the hard drives in the back.Additionally keep in mind this case is pretty well non-compatible with AIO liquid coolers UNLESS you have (or access to) a 3D printer. Thermaltake has models for printable brackets (hard to see in the photo but that's what my AIO coolers are mounted to, along with drives). The AIO bracket kit that Thermaltake sells is pretty well out of stock everywhere, so don't count on being able to buy that after the fact.

Un excelente gabinete, extremadamente modular y hace lucir tu hardware muy bien.Se tiene que leer las instrucciones si o si para ensamblar correctamente tanto el hardware como las distintas piezas o módulos del gabinete

The media could not be loaded. Awesome product! Instructions are a bit abstract and not as clear. If I hadn't built pcs prior to this then I would have had a much more difficult time. Otherwise awesome buy and fun build.