Reviewers Liked
- Lots of room inside
- So many different cooling options
- Two Ring LED fans included
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Only support for ATX power supplies
ThermalTake Core X71
Of course with any case ease of installation is important and with the Core X71 Thermaltake has made things easy for builders, even first timers. Many part of the case can be completely removed so you can install hardware outside of the case. You have a lot of room inside the case so you are not cramped when doing your installation. Thermaltake was smart enough to include an EPS extension cable as well.
-- As reviewed by ThinkComputers
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