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Finished Job

Upon completing the installation I couldn’t wait to see how the Element T sounded and performed. Thankfully, it started up first time and sounded relatively quiet even with a 200mm fan whirring around all the time. The red LEDs behind the On/Off button and Reset button are very bright and all of the LEDs look pretty impressive with the light off, especially the 200mm fan’s red LEDs as they take up nearly half of the top of the case.

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Conclusion

Based on looks, the Element T is definitely targeted at gamers and overclockers/"Pros". I came to this conclusion based on the amount of cooling available for the case (upto five fans, two of them being 200mm and over). The Element T offers a lot of space for fans, some pretty cool LEDs, easy to install hard drives, cd drives etc. All of this bundled, with the fact that it is a very clean looking case, costs a minimal amount of just £57. The Element T is currently available in the EU but will be available in the UK by the end of August. A brilliant budget case if you are looking for a case to withstand all your overclocking needs.

There is only one problem I can think of. The case look a whole lot better if the front panel was made of a stronger material and was painted in maybe the same colour as the rest of the case (black) as the front is currently a dark gray and doesn’t look too appealing.

Bottom Line: For less than £60, the Element T provides all the features you need in a case: lots of space, security, relatively compact and it looks great, so for the price it’s definitely worth a look.

4star Thermaltake Element T Case


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