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Thermaltake Element S VK60001W2Z PC Case

Introduction

Computer cases are the forefront of a PC system and with so many different styles, sizes and colours to choose from, it’s easily one of the most difficult decisions to make when building a new computer. Thermaltake is one of the highly popular PC chassis manufacturers. For years they’ve been presenting cases for mostly the ‘gamer’ and ‘htpc’ markets. However, recently, Thermaltake has released a new series of cases called ‘Element’ which is more so designed at the ‘professional’ segment of the PC industry.

Today we have the Thermaltake Element S for review which seems to be a curvier and sleeker version of the Element T we reviewed not so long ago. Can it live up to the standards set by this case though? Only one way to find out, introducing the Thermaltake Element S VK60001W2Z…

About Thermaltake

“The brand personality of Unique, Aggressive, Vivid, and Stylish makes Thermaltake an expert in creating exciting things and fascinating environment for gamers and enthusiasts. Excellent technical expertise and integration ability, plus dare to experiment on the new possibilities give Thermaltake the source of authority in the market. Moreover, Thermaltake get close to consumers and observe lead users’ behavior and requirement, to design aesthetic and high quality products which will greatly improve system performance and bring the user to the up most potential. With innovative design and unique style, Thermaltake products spread rapidly among the enthusiasts in DIY market and soon become the number one choice for PC DIY enthusiast worldwide.”

Features

  • Silence
    - Anti-vibration & noise reduction material apply on side panel
  • Sophisticated
    - Profound appearance and stealth black interior
  • Spacious
    - Massive storage capability with 7X3.5 inch and 2X2.5 inch drive bay
  • Stream
    -  Excellent thermal performance with optimal air flow
  • Speedy
    - Plug & Play 23cm side panel fan and direction-free HDD cage
  • Substantial
    – Folding edge design to strengthen structure and prevent cutting

Specifications

Model

VK60001W2Z

Case Type

Middle Tower

Dimension （H x W x D）

505.0 x 230.0 x 540.0 mm
(19.9 x 9.1x 21.3 inch)

Net Weight

8.74 kg / 19.27 lb

Side Panel

Mesh Window

Colour

Exterior & Interior : Black

Material

SECC

Cooling System

Front (intake) :
120 x 120 x 25 mm TurboFan, 1300rpm, 17dBA;
120 x 120 mm fan (optional)
Rear (exhaust) :
140 x 140 x 25 mm TurboFan, 1000rpm, 16dBA
Two 60 x 60 mm fan (optional)
Top (exhaust) :
230 x 230 x 20 mm red LED fan, 600rpm, 15dBA
Side (intake) :
230 x 230 x 20 mm fan, 800rpm, 15dBA

Drive Bays

12
3 x 5.25’’ ( Accessible )
7 x 3.5’’, 2 x 2.5” ( Hidden )

Expansion Slots

7

Motherboards

9.6” x 9.6” (Micro ATX), 12” x 9.6” (ATX)

I/O Ports

USB 2.0 x 2, e-SATA connector x 1, HD Audio

PSU

Standard ATX PSII (optional)

Liquid Cooling Hole

Support 1/2”、3/8”、1/4” water tube

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