Thermaltake's Core P7 TG Spans 1.35m With Wings Wide Open

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Thermaltake's new Core P7 TG chassis measures a staggering 1.35 meters wide at its widest, and weighs a tremendous 25.5kg. Impracticality aside, it is a heck of an eye-catcher.

Thermaltake's Core P7 TG Spans 1.35m With Wings Wide Open : Read more

 

[tom10167]

It's cool they're trying new things but I like the "regular" P5 a lot better.

 

[WhyAreYou]

Wow, that looks epic

 

[TechyInAZ]

This is the case to get if your one of those who has infinite desk space!

 

[DerekA_C]

does anyone really need that much liquid cooling with new advancing tech coming every six months that reduces the heat and power consumption. I guess if you have a dual socket server board but really gamers wont need that.

 

[SkyBill40]

The pinnacle of pointless. However, you know there's buyers out there who can't help him/herself.

 

[eriko]

As an owner of a P7, I'd say people would more likely have 3x 480mm rads on that, not 3x 360mm rads.

And to those that think there is no point, think of a dual-xeon server board, with 2x160W CPUs, and up to 4-way GPUs in an E-ATX sized board.

This would work.

I don't expect my single 480mm rad to handle that load...

I question the use of solid tubing... not for me, too much messing.

 

[eriko]

And anyway...

THIS is how a W I D E thermaltake case is done:

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?p=4059788

 

[velocityg4]

Whenever I look at these tempered glass cases. I just think how all the dust would drive me nuts. It would be great stored behind a sealed glass case with HEPA filtration.