Thermaltake Core P5 Tempered Glass Snow Edition ATX Open Frame Panoramic Viewing Gaming Computer Case CA-1E7-00M6WN-01

Likes:So many ways to configure and display your setupQuality build, this thing is rock solid on my desktop, weighs a lot as a consequenceThe white version case is finished perfectly, no see-through patches and the look is uniform and matte surface.Dislikes:Documentation is horrible for anyone who hasn't built several different cases already. Some configurable parts have to be assembled in proper order or you can't reach holes.Punch-through hole for PSU cables is covered by long-format supplies, you need to stick with a square PSU or route all the wires upwards to the middle of the case.HD/SSD mounts behind the main case tray are in the way, they should be moved to the bottom.

Overall great case for showing off your hardware. Case quality is solid with options for customization.

First off, it’s a nice case and breathes very well. But the I immediately noticed that some idiot at the factory stripped some screws. The reason why I gave the “materials” a 3 star rating is simple, the screws all go in way too hard. During the entire assembly I felt like I was stripping the screws, it is not suppose to feel like that with a high quality case. I didn’t cross thread a single screw so it wasn’t user error, but someone less experienced can. And the openings for cable management is really cheap feeling and does not go back to where it’s suppose to, this means you can see through the openings and with the case costing 250 USD this shouldn’t be an issue. Generally speaking, it feels like this case was very well designed but the material quality was skimped on. Last point, the screws for the glass are all terrible, extremely cheap feeling and you have to force them into place. After you do this a couple of times it does get easier.For assembly how ever, it’s a super easy case to assemble. Everything is intuitive and very simple.Sturdiness on the other hand can use some redesign. First off, it is way too heavy for not having any flex support, the glass on the front is so heavy the case will flex when you move it. You have to be very careful when moving it around. Too much effort went into designing a nice looking case, but not enough into making a ridged one... A bit disappointing, but not the biggest problem.Overall, the crap material quality aside ( this case should really drop in price. At most $200) It is a really nice case. I would recommend this case for people who plan on admiring the looks of their build. And on top you get options for vertical, horizontal, and wall mounting (standard TV wall mounts will work.) that is a big plus. The quality could be better, the case could be more ridged, and if they do not paint the threads where screws go it would be even easier to assemble. 10/10 probably won’t buy it again.

The case looks great, but there are way too many mechanical problems with it.First of all, all the hardware it comes with (screws, nuts etc) is pure garbage. Do not fit into the holes, threads are easily broken, things like that.Second, it does not close properly with my ASUS Prime X399 motherboard, because that Mobo has some plastic frame in top left corner, so that corner "cube" just does not fit. It's also hard to move, i.e. does not feel very solid when assembled, feels kind of shaky. I mean, the glass part, the rest is ok.The assembly instructions are also not very good.

This thing looks beautiful, and was way cheaper than on the official themaltake site... Plus it was prime. It's just what my computer needed. FYI...I can't bring myself to remove the protective plastic.

Riser cable simply does not work

Sturdy, quality materials and spacious. Minor complaints would be to have some kind of slot I could rest the glass when screwing it in.

well worth the money. easy to build if you have a brain took me 10 minutes. very heavy only down side but looks amazing

Amazingly beautiful case to show off the stunning beauty of a water cooled system!

Bonito gabinete, aunque los compradores deben estar conscientes de que este gabinete no está hecho para tarjetas E-ATX (las más grandes)