Really cool what you did with the fan lighting during the temperature section. Sweet.

The visuals for the testing section looked great and made things VERY easy to follow, props to whoever decided on that

Holyshit the edit level of this video!!! True dedication from the creators is what makes their production feel so good to watch or in other word, Xịn!!!

I had a silver Silverstone FT05, and a black FT02 before that. fantastic cases. one of the most underrated benefits of the rotated mobo/vertical GPU is no sagging cards, and great airflow with blower style cards. I had two 980ti's wedged into the FT05, with no major issues.

i want to see 4 radiators on this case

Just looks HUGE! Bet it will be amazing for custom loops. The TT Tower 100 is just so simple to build in and cable manage, plus its so thermally effective, its hard to justify going larger considering the designs of the larger series, if you are air cooling that is

It is nice to see the FT05 get name checked, I still use one and just like the fractal torrent it using 2 180mm fans is a complete cheat code for a well cooled pc

Love this case design. Been using my segotep 90 degree rotated case for a good 1 1/2 year now and love it. Love that they added more top, bottom, and side fan mounts on this case vs the segotep

Im a big fan of the 90° motherboard design and chimney style airflow . This fan layout is very similar to what i end up doing with the tower 500

Fantastic video and testing, thanks for making this video!

I used to use the FT05 it ran really cool with the big fans at the bottom and was very quiet. I ran 2 hot SLI cards and an overclocked CPU all on air cooling it was great. The real difficulty was cable routing for the power supply was rather difficult.

Ouu, I REALLY liked how you tested multiple fan configurations and visually displayed it by lighting up the appropriate fans! I wish more reviewers would do this! This was a really clever and effective way of conveying this kind of information!

I would try reversing the general flow. Take air in from the bottom and back then exhaust it out the front, side, and top. Give that GPU some fresh, cool air.

I like the colour fans to show what fans were on for testing, but maybe in future you could have different colour for intake and exhaust.

Thank you so much for the review. I was glamorizing this way too much and to see that unless you max the thing out, the temps aren't really that much better than another case, I'll just stick with what I got.

I always wanted to see this orientation with the gpu in the back but I had an idea for vents (leading to a fan at the top) that could be positioned to cover the exhaust sides/area of a gpu to extract the hot air instantly to avoid mixing with the case air.

Really good concept with today's power and heat hungry CPU and GPU's, definitely a great option over the 1000D from Corsair with the ability to have that many fans at your disposal. Water cooling it could be fun aswell, Would be a great follow up video if it's possible.

This style case for the left side of the desk is even better. Segotep makes some, darkflash used to. We need more quality inverted cases (i prefer for left side of desk.)

I'm excited about the potential of having a built-in PM 2.5 filter for PC cases. It would be a fantastic combination!

How many fans do we need for a case? TT: YES.

Highly anticipated review. Thanks Dimitry and teams.

I really appreciate these fan config scenarios

Can you just try doing every fan flip flopped, meaning intake next to exhaust, so that no two adjacent fans are moving in the same direction (as much as possible)? Just curious how much a random airflow impacts the actual temperatures, if there's a lot of air moving.

I've got this case coming for a HEDT PC build and awhile back I watched your fan performance review. Would be interesting to scrap the Thermaltakes for the top performing fans from that video and see what the impact would be.

I'd love to see Dmitri build his dream PC with today's components. Curious about his personal selections.

Bah you beat me to the CTE head injury joke

Ummm, the 011x dynamic/metalligear neo qube already does that with normal mobo orientation, since the powersupply is moved behind the motherboard, it leave the bottom open and draws air through the bottom, across the video card, and exhausts it out the top..

Neat concept. Wild overkill if you're not overclocking, but a very effective solution to the problem of having too much money.

What if you make a custom venturi shrowd from the gpu exhaust to a exhaust fan directly? Like 3D print one?

Really like how you tested all the fans with the illuminated ones being the tested fans.

I have been searching(several weeks my now) for a case that would accommodate my 360mm CPU AIO(14900k) along with A MSI Suprim Liquid X(240mm AIO) without having to use a case that either relies completely on intake from underneath the case(HYTE Y60/Y70 and LIAN LI o11 Dynamic) and where the front airflow is not obstructed/constrained by a front mounted AIO. This case looks to be the closest case to fitting the bill and supports a dual AIO configuration where airflow is not choked off in the front. Any foreseeable pitfalls in using this case for a dual AIO setup? Or, is there a case out there that I have overlooked that would be better suited to satisfy these "requirement"?

Good job ! 😉👍

This looks awesome

Great video and editing but, how is the 13700k running at or below 60C? Idle temp? At 100% load it will hit ~ 95C even with a 360 aio! If it’s idle temp then I don’t understand why you included that.

That would've been a dream case 30 years ago. Hell, even 20 years ago lol. Another great job Tt. 😆

Been waiting on this case. Now I’m buying it

So there is one field to improve - I had ALTA F1 from Silverstone and there is one condition for such cases - TT fulfills all, except one - access to the I/O of Motherboard and GPU. I personally think this is one of the best cases, if the price will not be too high - its COMPLETE case with all dust filters, its a pity we have plastic on the top (where all heat will cumulate and exit - plastic "shouts" (reaction to temperature change) is inevitable with time). But that top can be made better - TT, if you reading this - if motherboard and GPU are lowered to accommodate stiffness of the cables, just put some big bar from case front to case back, that will block the vision through tempered glass. After this remove some structure overload and you will get more clearance for cable management near I/O's. Dont forget to give user some velcro stripes for the cables out there (on top). With all that said, to get case top metal structure you can get standard case back side (with standard atx cutouts + 1 for additional fan) and reinforce structure by making it thicker (that top panel) or by adding some structural beams. Or create that panel with welded beams.

I don't know if I would get this case, but I like the visuals and editing of this video! I found it cool (no pun intended) to see the various fans "light up" to emphasize the different temperatures that were achieved.

Had one of those silverstones and now have a Torrent, having big fans on the bottom and no glass/rgb puke with the Torrent and good temps on air makes me a happy camper.

i used the same config for the fans :) works easy :) love the case ^^ but you need long cables

How about front exhaust, top 240mm liquid cooled gpu exhaust, bottom -back intake, .... Wonder how would it perform.

I have been having a problem with my Swafan EX. The controller keeps disconnecting at random times (sometimes at startup, or a couple hours later). Thermaltake said controller not connected properly. I have tried all three controllers from 3 sets of fans and still keeps disconnecting.

I'm curious about how the gpu would perform if it was mounted on a Vertical Bracket in these tests? I'd think that would help dissipate more of the heat from it since the air would flow directly through the heatsink fins.

Would this fit into the LLT backpack?

I'm not surprised in a way that this is a Thermaltake case as it somewhat reminds me of my Core P6 case. I actually run 12 fans in that, but it is normally near silent due to the airflow being so good. I do eventually need to get some of those swafans though, I'd love not looking at the back of some of my intake fans.

Thermaltake needs to make an updated Core V21 cube case as that also has really great airflow due to the mesh sides (save for one side being a plexiglass window) and I can orient the fans anyway I want (with the front intake being a 200mm low RPM thus silent fan). This has helped me keep an air cooled system at the 40C mark in the middle of summer.

It reminds of Antec's Lanboy air that came out like a decade ago

What about putting the fans for exhaust next to the GPU?

My 4090TUF card is 15C warmer in this 90degree orientation compared the the normal vertical layout , modern VGAs ( heatpipes / vapor chamers ) don't like this upside down position. Half of the heatpipes can't work against gravity. (The part above the GPU core )

How do i mount the gpu upright do i need a mounting kit ?

What about making the fans in the GPU side as exhaust along with the two at the top with every other as intake?

I really wouldve liked to see a custom loop in this. How many can this thing fit?

I love that Chris Pratt takes time off movies to do these videos.

I picked this case up at Memory Express not realizing what it's true nature is. It's almost a shock with number of major changes I have to adapt to and learn. Overall, mostly good changes but connecting the motherboard rear to the outside is really cumbersome. At least most fan configuration create positive overpressurization to keep the dust out at the minor sacrifice to total air cooling. It's a very sexy case once you cram with an AIO CPU liquid cooler kit even though I am not a big fan of such unreliable kits (their pumps suck and break down in a couple of years)

it looks like the CPU is doing well but not the GPU, in this case. The GPU should running in the mid 60s without trying From owning a Silverstone FT02, some GPU especially the ones with vapor chambers do not like the vertical upright position. They can run 5-30 degrees warmer The Asus Strix for example is known to not like this position. KitGuru's review of this case had the Gigabyte Gaming OC RTX 4080 at 65 degrees, even at 50% fan speed under stress test

Fantastic Case. The only downfall was you cannot mount the radiator inside on the side panel exhaust. A 360 or like mine H170i Capellix with fans inside running as exhaust blocks the ATX power cords [CableMod] from coming through the case pre cut slot. There is no pre cut on the mounting bracket for the intake and output tubes for the radiator to be mounted outside by the wiring case area. So I used tin snips and a file and was able to mount the radiator outside and the fans inside. Running in idol the 13900k at 5.5 OC is 30 to 34 degrees RTX 3090Ti Suprim is 28 degrees. Full boar gaming with iCUE set on extreme cpu averages 78 degrees. Best case over the many others i have ever used.

I never noticed this before but "Airflow From The Rear" has an acronym that is an anagram of the word fart! You DO learn something new every day after all!! 👀 😁

Would an exposed open setup without any case be better? Or with a room fan blowing at it ? There’s so many fans in this case, it’s like there’s no case

What would happen if you use 4x 200mm fans - 2 in the front and 2 in the back? Or do turn the GPU with a riser? Or put the 360 radiator or AIO on the bottom? Also, would recommend the TG over the air?

I like the concept. Just like the PSU's with cables plugging into the side instead of the back, it makes some sense. I like my BeQuiet 900rev2, because I have 4 bays with 2 SSD's each for storage of my massive art collection. But I think BeQuiet ought to consider retrofitting the 900 cases for this. The cable attachments are a bit awkward.... but I suspect once built, for most folks it's not too often you need to change things a lot.

I love this case, it would have been fantastic if it just had better cable management, unfortunate, I would have loved to be 100% convinced, I planned to run it inverted because I have a left desk and I don't mind the power cable going in from the front, but the usb cables coming in as well would be too much.... ughhh

This case has a bracket to hang the GPU facing out, I really wanted to see if that made any difference in the thermals.

Interesting (not really) case. Very interesting (really) video. Great montage.

You should try with no exhaust, just 3x3 intake front, back and bottom, then leave top and side unpopulated. Or only exhaust with top and side populated.

I kind of want to see all fans set to intake on sides, bottom blocked off or set to intake, and top with no fans and open/mesh

Why not have the vertical fans next to the GPU to be an exhaust. Since it really didn't matter to the CPU.

What’s the maker/model of that AIO?

I see some outer chassis resemblance to the TT View 51.

I think a full shroud directly pushing 3 fans air into the gpu would improve it even more. Also a shroud for hot air exhaust fan on gpu directly exhausting through the bottom fan on side mount would be icing on the cake.

That's a HUGE case!!!

igame 4080 80C? is it a bad case or a bad card?

What game is this with the boats at 2:09 ?

Keep in mind that this 80 degrees is GPU chip temperature, video memory is usually 15-25 degrees hotter. The only effective way to lower high GPU temps is to replace shitty stock thermal pads and paste with high quality 3rd party ones like Thermalright or Gelid Solutions. No need to spend hundreds of dollars on fancy cases, most basics cases with 2 140s in and one 120 out can provide decent airflows just fine. Removing dust filters and front panel can drastically improve airflow, but this is kinda personal thing.

I haven't even seen that card go above 65c under full load. Is it the orientation of the GPU that's causing the high temperatures?

I wonder When will it be release in malaysia .

A totally over the top custom loop build with 4 rad ? Yes please

Innovations is really good when applied.

Thanks

my dude just exhaust the fans on the rear (next to the gpu), intake the 3 fans on the right side of the case, that should move the heat saturating the gpu along the glass(as heat mostly dissipates towards the left (glass) side of the case) without losing cpu temps.

I just want/need a new case with some hot swappable front drive bays.. The server type are stupidly expensive. They could have easily put some vertical on the front right side of the case. I use icydoc's with hot swap sata drives and even a optical drive for long term storage etc.

Greatly appreciate the various configurations, but the other one I'd be curious about is all but the bottom fans. Really glad you brought up the medical meaning of CTE, and looking forward to you getting your hands on the smaller models in this line.

I get around 80º C under full sustained load on my 4080 in my run of the mill Corsair 5000D.

Silverstone like, ’wait, who dis?’

If we are having a dic...I mean a fan measuring contest, the obsidian can use 24 fans.

i have same case with 11(14cm)fans + 420 aio and i can tell you aio is mandatory since gpu heat is exhausted directly into cpu heatsink.

If you got vapor chamber design GPU the way the GPU is mounted might negatively affects the performance

GPU I/O ports upwards is no go for any vapor chamber card.

I wanna see this vs NZXT H9 Flow

Honestly, this product just makes me want Silverstone to resurrect the vertical flow Fortress cases.

hmm not sure what this case really adds except a bunch of fans. I'm getting 50c on a 13700k and ~80 on a 7900XTX in gaming in a Torrent.

Wouldn’t it be better to make the gpu side fans exhausts instead of intakes?

I think they made a mistake upselling the 750 when the 500 seems like a much more compact, and functional case.

I don't think this thing can outperform HAF 700 with 13 fans.. Dimitry pls test it.. you have one! 😁 I have that case but also an old system ( saving for new one ) so i can't compare it.. Btw pc looks cool and "odd", i like look of it.. but i think they can't figure out how to cool properly gpu.. Would be perfect with some custom made heatskink for gpu, which will have lenght of 120mm fan and fans can blow through it.. that will have big benefit in this config ( in theory lol ). but how gpu's are designed right now.. no matter where or how you put it it will have the same temps.. fans hit the fins and goes on sides.. Maybe i cross now in science fiction but would be more logical we have third party gpu heatskinks/fins which was longer and you can force air through them, not into them..same principle what we have for CPU heatsinks, just not to be in that shape ofc.. idk that's just my thoughs 😁

After seeing how you covered this case, I would love to hear what you think about the itx case market after the last few years. Basically update your "The ITX Market is BROKEN" video from a couple of years ago.

Now do a custom loop using push/pull on all radiators.

Why was the GPU so hot at baseline though? What was the load on it? I ask because my 4080 runs at least 20 degrees cooler even benchmarking

What about GPU water cooling? GPU aio?

A blower card and GPU seperated from the CPU would work wonders here. The Raven RV05 still gets the lowest temps i think

Put some HEPA filters on that and it could double as a CR box too!

It would be nice if you color coded the RGB fans for better illustration. ex : blue for intake, red for exhaust..