TTGI USA TT-201T3 Case Review

jmke · 9th February 2004, 18:39

Liquid3D takes a closer look at this fine TTGI offering, an aluminium fully featured case with an attractive pricetag.

Quote:

TTGI pioneered the aluminium, quadruple-fan PSU, paying close attention to detail and maintaining the highest manufacturing standards, all at an affordable price. This same philosophy, intricate detail, and exceptional build-quality, reaches a pinnacle in their TT-201T3 case.

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=143

A-star · 9th February 2004, 22:31

The insides looks like a lian-li case to me.

jmke · 9th February 2004, 22:36

TTGI:

Coolermaster:

11th February 2004, 09:30

Plurals don't use apostrophes in English.

Right: Two enthusiasts like to overclock.

Wrong: Two enthusiast's like to overlock.

jmke · 11th February 2004, 10:42

thanks the spellingslesson

11th February 2004, 10:57

my brother has the superflower version
it's a great case

11th February 2004, 11:56

To fancy for me.

jmke · 11th February 2004, 12:04

saw the SF version yesterday in black, it's a looker!

11th February 2004, 14:35

it is the one in black
cool case and not so expensive

12th February 2004, 20:19

I've had this exact same case (used to be sold by Kingwin) for about 1 1/2 years now for my home system, and I've been very happy with it. If I were designing a case, I would start with this case, then only have 2 externally-accessible 3.5" bays instead of three, which would provide enough room to install the front intake fans vertically instead of horizontally to allow more uniform airflow over all hard drives. I'd also have the front USB/Firewire/Audio ports plug directly into the motherboard instead of this case using the less elegant cable pass-through to the rear case ports. I'd also redesign the case front as a snap-on matched aluminum bezel, instead of using the plexiglas and thumbscrews. Don't get me wrong; this case is GREAT, but my small redesign suggestions, if ever implemented by the manufacturer, would make it ideal.

9th February 2004, 22:36	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,010	TTGI: Coolermaster: __________________

11th February 2004, 10:42	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,010	thanks the spellingslesson __________________

11th February 2004, 12:04	#8
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,010	saw the SF version yesterday in black, it's a looker! __________________

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9th February 2004, 22:31	#2
A-star Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 596	The insides looks like a lian-li case to me.

11th February 2004, 09:30	#4
Unregistered Posts: n/a	Plurals don't use apostrophes in English. Right: Two enthusiasts like to overclock. Wrong: Two enthusiast's like to overlock.

11th February 2004, 10:57	#6
kipni Posts: n/a	my brother has the superflower version it's a great case

11th February 2004, 14:35	#9
kipni Posts: n/a	it is the one in black cool case and not so expensive

12th February 2004, 20:19	#10
Unregistered Posts: n/a	I've had this exact same case (used to be sold by Kingwin) for about 1 1/2 years now for my home system, and I've been very happy with it. If I were designing a case, I would start with this case, then only have 2 externally-accessible 3.5" bays instead of three, which would provide enough room to install the front intake fans vertically instead of horizontally to allow more uniform airflow over all hard drives. I'd also have the front USB/Firewire/Audio ports plug directly into the motherboard instead of this case using the less elegant cable pass-through to the rear case ports. I'd also redesign the case front as a snap-on matched aluminum bezel, instead of using the plexiglas and thumbscrews. Don't get me wrong; this case is GREAT, but my small redesign suggestions, if ever implemented by the manufacturer, would make it ideal.