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Publicerad: 2022-10-07, Författare: Dan , testad av: proclockers.com
Sammanfattning: Whether you need to have a small build due to limited space or are just looking to downsize to gain desktop real estate, a Mini ITX build might be just what you need.Thermaltake recently sent us a Mini ITX case that we think you should see if you're plann...
Publicerad: 2022-03-24, Författare: Home , testad av: lanoc.org
I know I've said it a few times now, but the Tower 100 is an interesting case. Thermaltake didn't stick with the same design that most other ITX cases have. It takes the original Tower 900's design and shrinks it down into a more compact form factor...
Unique color choices, A lot more room inside than other mini-ITX cases, Supports larger graphics cards and full-size PSUs, Allows you to show off your build, Pretty good cooling overall, Thermaltake makes matching memory
Cheap fans, Only supports a 120mm AiO, Cable routing is tedious
While my computer serves a purpose, it is also something that I like to show off. Many mini-ITX cases are so small and compact you really don't get to see the hardware inside. Thermaltake is changing all of that with The Tower 100. Based off the larger To...
Building a system in the Tower 100 chassis led me to believe that Thermaltake was really trying to do some good things here with regards to visual flair and system thermal management. Some of their other past accessories don't always work out the way they...
Publicerad: 2021-04-14, Författare: Dennis , testad av: hardwareasylum.com
Small Form Factor Design, Compact Vertical Tower, Unique Style, Easy to Work on, Available in Two Colors, Support Full Size Components
Limited room for video cards, Single fan AIO support, White case doesn't have shaded glass
I have to be honest here, when I first saw the Tower 100, I had a mental discussion that went a little like this.“Ok so we have a shrunken Donkey Kong case, the DK case was too big for a practical build, it was an awkward square that simply took up too mu...
Unique looks, Well-priced, Great balance between size and compatibility, Basically no limits on the GPU, air cooler, and PSU—just like in an ATX case, Dust filters on all air vents, 120 or 140 mm AIO will fit as well, Excellent cable-management possibilit
USB-C headers still not very common on ITX boards, Default fan placement of limited usefulness, Disassembly process a little extra work, It would have been nice to have 140 mm instead of 120 mm fans
The Thermaltake the Tower 100 has an MSRP of $89.99, while the white "Snow" edition clocks in at $99.99. Unique looks Well-priced Great balance between size and compatibility Basically no limits on the GPU, air cooler, and PSU—just like in an ATX case Du...
Publicerad: 2021-01-19, Författare: Peter , testad av: eteknix.com
How Much Does it Cost?The Thermaltake The Tower 100 Mini PC Case is available for £100-120 on Amazon. I'm not sure why it has two prices on there, but it does seem stock is a little thin, but that's true of most things these days. The Snow edition that I...
Publicerad: 2021-01-11, Författare: Leo , testad av: kitguru.net
The Tower 100 is more mesh than glass and has decent air flow, Air filters on every panel, Interesting looks and quirky style, Good access to the components and a relatively easy build,
Supplied 1,200rpm fans are quite noisy, The user manual is fairly basic, Relatively large for an ITX chassis, Cable routing requires some thought, KitGuru says: Thermaltake's The Tower 100 is novel and interesting, but above all it breathes well and does
Here at KitGuru we love a decent Mini-ITX chassis such as the Cooler Master NR200P, however we acknowledge the expense of an SFX power supply and the hassle of cramming your hardware into a tiny space.Thermaltake has gone down a different route with The T...
