Thermaltake Xaser III

jmke · 11th June 2003, 23:20

A-star cranks out his first review for [M]

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A testdrive around the installation course with the Thermaltake Xaser III. Is it the best case out there or does it have some flaws? Find out in this review!

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=75

12th June 2003, 00:09

I have a Tt Xaser III V1000+, manuel included

Gamer · 12th June 2003, 19:04

nice one A-star.

12th June 2003, 21:12

tumbs up

RichBa5tard · 12th June 2003, 21:31

Great, easy to read article thanks to all the pictures!

If you ever need to lend my digicam again, just ask!

12th June 2003, 22:40

The review is spot on. I've been using a variation of the case (without the windowed side panel) for 3 months now. The biggest problem setting up the case for me was:

1. The PCI Retension Mechanism (Almost all my cards were too big to be held in place by the clips.

2. The harddrive cables ment putting the side panel on was a real pain. I have 5 scsi disks and using conventional flat scsi cables put of course scsi cables have to be termitated, so there are 2 terminaters pertruding out towards the side panel. As I said the panel does fit but it is a tight squeeze.

Nice review.

13th June 2003, 07:58

Nice Job A star

w00t w00t

2nd July 2003, 20:59

I've got a Xaser III to.
It's a great case.
Does anyone know how to connect the top audio in-and outconnectors to my mainboard an ASUS P4PE because there seem to be more single connectors on the cables as there are pins on the audio connector on my mainboard?
I really don't have a clew anymore
:grum:

A-star · 2nd July 2003, 21:46

I dunno, didn't try that.
just experiment a bit I guess

15th July 2003, 11:58

good review, but your problem with the rounded cables can easily be solved. Just leave more space between your hard disks and the cable will not have a bend like yours.

As for the shortness of your cables: on my abit nf7-s the standard cables were long enough, so it depends on the motherboard type.

11th June 2003, 23:20	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,417	Thermaltake Xaser III A-star cranks out his first review for [M] ! A testdrive around the installation course with the Thermaltake Xaser III. Is it the best case out there or does it have some flaws? Find out in this review! http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=75

12th June 2003, 19:04	#3
Gamer [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,582	nice one A-star. __________________

12th June 2003, 21:31	#5
RichBa5tard [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 3,344	Great, easy to read article thanks to all the pictures! If you ever need to lend my digicam again, just ask! __________________ HTPC (mac osx): Mac Mini \| Core Duo 1.6Ghz \| 2GB DDR2 \| 26\" TFT Development (mac osx): Macbook \| Core 2 2.0Ghz \| 4GB DDR2 \| 250GB HD Games (win xp): E2160 @ 2.4Ghz \| HD3850 OC \| Asrock 4coredual-vsta \| 2GB DDR2

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12th June 2003, 00:09	#2
yeehaa!! Posts: n/a	I have a Tt Xaser III V1000+, manuel included

12th June 2003, 22:40	#6
Unregistered Posts: n/a	The review is spot on. I've been using a variation of the case (without the windowed side panel) for 3 months now. The biggest problem setting up the case for me was: 1. The PCI Retension Mechanism (Almost all my cards were too big to be held in place by the clips. 2. The harddrive cables ment putting the side panel on was a real pain. I have 5 scsi disks and using conventional flat scsi cables put of course scsi cables have to be termitated, so there are 2 terminaters pertruding out towards the side panel. As I said the panel does fit but it is a tight squeeze. Nice review.

13th June 2003, 07:58	#7
DW@RF Posts: n/a	Nice Job A star w00t w00t

2nd July 2003, 20:59	#8
XeQuiNoX Posts: n/a	I've got a Xaser III to. It's a great case. Does anyone know how to connect the top audio in-and outconnectors to my mainboard an ASUS P4PE because there seem to be more single connectors on the cables as there are pins on the audio connector on my mainboard? I really don't have a clew anymore :grum:

2nd July 2003, 21:46	#9
A-star [M] Reviewer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 596	I dunno, didn't try that. just experiment a bit I guess

15th July 2003, 11:58	#10
Avalon Posts: n/a	good review, but your problem with the rounded cables can easily be solved. Just leave more space between your hard disks and the cable will not have a bend like yours. As for the shortness of your cables: on my abit nf7-s the standard cables were long enough, so it depends on the motherboard type.