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The main section of the chassis isn’t exactly lightweight either, but given that it has room for a huge radiator on the side, an ATX motherboard, the PSU and so much more, all laid out and separated, it’s obvious why it’s so big. There’s are the corner poles which the window panel mounts on, and they’re seriously heavy! They should look great in contrast with the black paintwork of the chassis. There’s also an extra HDD tray and a riser card for mounting the GPU at 90-degree (optional). There are brackets here for the PSU, expansion slots and more, as well as two wide and durable feet for those wanting to display it on their desk/floor. The chassis comes virtually flat-packed, so be prepared to do a good bit of building prior to installing your system. In the box, you’ll find a whole host of mounting components. There’s room for an ATX motherboard, a good amount of storage and a fairly significant amount of air and water cooling hardware.

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This is certainly not your typical chassis design, as not only can you stand it on its side, you can lay it flat on its back, or even more importantly, you can mount it on the wall and have your PC displayed like a giant work of art.Īs you can see, this isn’t a small chassis at all, so if you’re wanting to wall mount it, you best have a strong supporting wall to deal with it. Seeing is believing, the Core P5 brings the ultimate in PC hardware viewing wherever you mount or display.”

Uncover greatness with the Core P5’s panoramic viewing angle with its large acrylic window to protect and present. The fully modular design of the Core P5 allows flexibility for 3-way placement layouts (Wall mount, Horizontal and Vertical), dual GPU layout locations: Horizontal and Vertical and placement locations for liquid cooling components.

“Take presentation to the next level with the Core P5 Open Frame chassis by Thermaltake. Not wanting to be left out of this trend, Thermaltake are back with their new Core P5 wall-mounted chassis. That’s a trend that has been rapidly changing and it seems we can’t go more than a few months without seeing yet another completely bonkers and/or innovative chassis design hit the market. For the most part, you could get a lot of wildly varying designs, but for the most part, the were rectangle boxes and that’s that.

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Uncover greatness with the Core P5 TG Ti’s panoramic viewing angle with its full tempered glass window to protect and present.Before I started in this industry, I thought that most PC cases were created fairly equally.

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The new Core P5 TG Ti comes with 5mm tempered glass panel plus stainless steel panel secure mechanism, four USB 3.0 data transfer ports, a motherboard tray and fully modular design that allows flexibility for 3-way placement layouts (Wall mount, Horizontal and Vertical), dual GPU layout locations: Horizontal and Vertical and placement locations for liquid cooling components. “Take presentation to the next level with the Core P5 Tempered Glass Ti Edition open frame chassis by Thermaltake.

Modular panels, racks, brackets, and pre-design mounting arraysįor in-depth specifications, please visit the official Thermaltake product page here.

It’s certainly an interesting design, so let’s dive into the box, and take a closer look at what’s on offer. Phew!Įquipped with room for an ATX motherboard, huge graphics cards, and plenty of storage, the P5 ticks all the boxes for a standard ATX chassis. However, it’s designed a bit oversized to accommodate a huge water cooling radiator or additional storage, mounted parallel to the motherboard hardware. Fortunately, the P5 comes with feet so you can stand it on the floor, table, or where ever you desire. While I have no interest in putting such a massive chassis up on my wall, I can certainly see the appeal. Their new P5 Ti Edition is the latest version of their massive wall mountable display chassis series. In fact, quite a few of those come from Thermaltake. There is a huge amount of crazy chassis on the market these days.