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The YouTube video discusses the assembly and features of a unique PC case that allows for vertical GPU mounting and various configuration options for PSU and GPU placement. The case accommodates fans and radiators, supports various motherboard sizes, and offers aesthetic appeal with a tinted glass side panel. The video highlights both the improvements and downsides of the case, including cable routing challenges and noise levels of components. Overall, the case is praised for its aesthetics, cooling versatility, and build quality, retailing for $160 in black or white. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the case and plans to keep it on their desk for an extended period.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber discusses setting up a unique PC case that requires assembly. They detail the installation of steel posts for the tempered glass panel, the plastic stand, and the power supply hanger. The case allows for vertical GPU mounting and provides details on mounting a PSU and GPU in various configurations. The video highlights the features, build quality, and assembly process of the PC case, pointing out both practical and aesthetic considerations.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a package that helps keep GPUs straight due to their large size and weight. The case allows for fans or radiators in the front or top areas, accommodating up to three 140mm or 120mm fans and radiators up to 420mm. Features include cable tie-down points, drive mounting options, space for fans and radiators near the motherboard, and IO panel details. The case supports motherboards from ITX to EATX with some limitations, and the glass side panel is tinted and attaches with thumb screws. The speaker also shares their experience moving their main build to this new case and provides a glimpse of the fully assembled case.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the improvements made by Thermaltake in their new model, including a recessed area for the radiator, new base design with hooks for the side panel, and optional cooling options. However, the speaker points out downsides like difficulty routing cables, especially with a 200mm power supply, and lack of sound dampening in the open-air design. The speaker also highlights challenges with cable length when trying to reduce the main cable pass-through.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the noise level of the components when running and highlights the trade-off between reducing fan speeds for less noise and reduced cooling. They mention the addition of a USB type-c port but removal of two standard USB ports from the non-pro model. Despite these shortcomings, the speaker praises the case for its aesthetics and cooling versatility for both custom loops and AIOs. The case retails for $160 and is available in black or white. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the case and suggests it will remain on their desk for a long time.