Thermaltake introduced on Friday the Core V1 Snow mini ITX chassis. The company said that the new chassis is built for high-end gaming systems, providing enough space for up to four HDDs or SSDs, power supplies up to 180mm, tower CPU coolers up to 140mm and cable management space of up to 80mm.
According to the company, the case features two interchangeable side panels, a two-chamber design, a huge 200mm fan installed in the front and removable 2.5/3.5 inch drive device racks. Thermaltake said the upper chamber was designed for “cooling performance and efficiency” while the bottom chamber plays host to cable management and the power supply.
“Symmetrical panels allow users to build the system with personality,” Thermaltake said in its announcement. “Users can change the panels for the best viewing presentation or better cooling performance. A removable PSU dust filter and adjustable shockproof rubbers built in the bottom panel prolongs the PSU usage.”
The Core V1 Snow Edition includes a number of "mounting points" for installing air cooling units or liquid cooling systems. The specifications show that the front can accommodate 120mm or 140mm radiators or 120mm (x1) or 140mm (x1) fans. The case also comes with two optional 80mm “turbo” fans that can be installed at the back of the chassis.
Finally, the new chassis provides two expansion slots that can accommodate GPU cards up to 250mm. On the front panel’s side are two USB 3.0 ports, HD audio connections, the Reset button and the Power button. Available only in white, the overall dimensions of the new chassis are 10.9 x 10.2 x 12.4 inches.
Unfortunately, the company did not provide pricing or availability in its announcement.
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