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December 2014
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Price
Side panels
Ease of use
Simple large tray cut out
Build Quality
Size
Interchangeable Panels
200mm Fan Preinstalled
Room For Up To 4 Drives
Spacious Interior (260mm Long GPUs/200mm Long PSUs/160mm Tall CPU Coolers)
Adjustable Mainboard Tray Position
Price (For Some)
Solid construction
Good looks
Interchangeable panels
Great ventilation
Support for AIO liquid cooling
Easy to build in
This case has so many capabilities. It's very easy to disassemble and install all of your computer components. This was such a stress free assembly. There is plenty of room for cable management. Mostly everything that can fit in a larger case can fit in t
Room inside for 140 mm CPU Coolers
Room inside for 285 mm graphic cards
Fits full-size power supplies
All panels can be removed and are interchangeable
200 mm fan included
Plus room for expansion
Easy installation
The editors didn't like
Limited AIO locations and size support
Noise Levels (For Some)
No rubber pads on feet
The one thing that bothered me the most was that the there is no rubber on the case feet. I was extremely shocked when I saw this. With the huge 2mm fan installed in the front
The dust filter does its job well. But after awhile seeing all the dust on the
The Thermaltake Core V1 should be at the top of the list for anyone building a LAN box, HTPC, or Steam Machine. The ability to pack this case with full-size, high-end hardware will make it a favorite with enthusiasts looking to reduce their system's footp...
The street price for the Thermaltake Core V1 is only $59 making it an absolute bargain. When you factor in that you can use standard components like power supply, graphics card, hard drive and the stock cooler, downsizing to the Core V1 could be cheaper t...
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Published: 2014-09-04, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
Being blunt and honest has always worked for us in the past, so there is no need to change anything now. When we first looked at the Core V1 online, we thought that it looked aesthetically pleasing on the outside with the cool option to change the panels...
And that concludes our Thermaltake Core V1 case review and this is a top product! A cube style case offers you something different and is a great choice if you want a mini-ITX case with space. The Thermaltake Core V1 is a case for gamers or people who wan...
Published: 2015-01-02, Author: Henry , review by: kitguru.net
Understated design, Compact form factor, Good value for money, Quiet operation
Average build quality, Limited cable routing options.
Overall we think the Thermaltake Core V1 is a fairly decent chassis which is attractively designed. We imagine that the majority of people will admire the understated design of the case, which makes it ideal for use as home theatre PC or gaming system.Whe...
Published: 2014-12-14, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Modular design, Excellent build quality, Room for high-end components, Water cooling support, Lots of air flow, Budget friendly, Easy to work with, Compact size
Limited air filtering could lead to dust build up, but the easily removable side panels means maintenance shouldn't be too much trouble,
PricingThe Thermaltake Core V1 is priced at a very competitive £41.99 from Box.co.uk. This puts it along side chassis such as the Cooler Master Elite 120 and the Silverstone SST-SG08 Lite, while remaining very competitive against both in terms of specific...
ThermalTake Core V1 is an outstanding casing, it's small but yet it's so beautifully done. Setting up the casing wasn't challenging at all as the sides were all removable, that helps a lot when it comes to getting components in place, certainly an exper...
La Thermaltake Core V1 es uno de los modelos cúbicos con mejor relación calidad/precio que podemos encontrar en el mercado. En su interior podemos instalar placa base mini-ITX junto a disipadores de hasta 140 mm o un sistema de refrigeración líquida de 12...
Published: 2014-09-24, Author: Miguel , review by: gameit.es
Creo que se palpa a lo largo del análisis que estamos sumamente satisfechos con la Thermaltake Core V1, obviamente este tipo de chasis no dan tanto juego como una full tower pero también es verdad que ocupan bastante menos espacio. Si a esto le añadimos l...
Gran diseño y acabados, Todas las tapas son intercambiables, Buenas capacidades de expansión, con mucho espacio interno, Buen ventilador frontal de 20 centímetros, Filtro para el polvo extraíble
No tenemos espacio para un dispositivo óptico
Visto lo nuevo de Thermaltake, tener la posibilidad de montar una máquina potente en un envase pequeño es una gozada. Este tipo de soluciones resultan muy atractivas, pues ya no tenemos que limitarnos a torres grandes para disfrutar de mucha potencia: ten...
