Thermaltake Element S Mid-Tower ATX Computer Case Review

jmke · 9th June 2009, 12:16

This chassis will particularly appeal to users who demand massive storage capacity in their machines. With room for seven HDDs, the Element S can be easily outfitted into a storage monster. Hell, you can even add a couple of laptop hardies if you want.

http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/thermaltake_element_s/

jmke · 9th June 2009, 12:16

since when is 7xHDDs a "storage monster" ... ?

Kurgan · 9th June 2009, 12:33

I dunno if I'd call it a "storage monster" really but I really like the overall look and funtionality of this case. Seems TT has done a pretty decent job. I look forward to reading some reviews on other sites to see how they measure up.

I think the features accompanying this case would give the CM690 a run for its money, if the buy doesnt mind shelling out the extra cash that is.

jmke · 9th June 2009, 12:56

I agree with you , at Cebit the Element S did speak more to me than any of their other usual bling bling cases; it was also a more original design, with a more classic look; although some versions of the Element to tend to bend towards the bling bling again too with the large fan speed knob and grill.

9th June 2009, 12:16	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	Thermaltake Element S Mid-Tower ATX Computer Case Review This chassis will particularly appeal to users who demand massive storage capacity in their machines. With room for seven HDDs, the Element S can be easily outfitted into a storage monster. Hell, you can even add a couple of laptop hardies if you want. http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/thermaltake_element_s/ __________________

9th June 2009, 12:16	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	since when is 7xHDDs a "storage monster" ... ? __________________

9th June 2009, 12:56	#4
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	I agree with you , at Cebit the Element S did speak more to me than any of their other usual bling bling cases; it was also a more original design, with a more classic look; although some versions of the Element to tend to bend towards the bling bling again too with the large fan speed knob and grill. __________________

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9th June 2009, 12:33	#3
Kurgan Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Mons, Belgium Posts: 181	I dunno if I'd call it a "storage monster" really but I really like the overall look and funtionality of this case. Seems TT has done a pretty decent job. I look forward to reading some reviews on other sites to see how they measure up. I think the features accompanying this case would give the CM690 a run for its money, if the buy doesnt mind shelling out the extra cash that is.