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Legion Hardware » Articles » Thermaltake Element V

Thermaltake Element V
[Posted by: Steve]
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Thermaltake offers a huge number of cases and they seem to be adding new models almost every week and today we have yet another new model. Announced late last year, we have the Element V, which is the fifth addition to the Element family and is the first full tower chassis. The Element V is just one of a dozen full tower chassis on offer from Thermaltake, though it has to be said that it features one of their more subtle designs...

In terms of cooling, the Element V easily matches the competition, with five large fans in total. The Element V is also quiet an attractive case, though this is of course a matter of personal opinion. That said, we believe most will find the Element V to be just as aesthetically pleasing as we did. Though for an “eSports” type case if you will, the Cooler Master HAF 932 is hard to go by at just $140, and honestly we prefer the look of that product.

01/14/2010
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Rosco



Posted on: 05/25/2010 01:05 AM
This is a pretty cool case and its not really that expensive. Thank you for the highly detailed review!

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