Featuring the latest cooling performance, the self-contained design of the Thermaltake Water 3. Thermaltake Water 3. Riing 14 LED RGB Colors Radiator Fan Featuring high-static pressure design, exceptional cooling performance and ultra-silent operation, the patented circular multicolored mm RGB fan utilized PWM fan, concentrated compression blade, hydraulic bearings, wind blocker frame and anti-vibration mounting system.
Smart Fan Controller A self-contained fan controller can switch between 5 LED modes including solid colors of red, blue, white, green or disable and cycle through colors. High Efficiency Radiator Special designed mm large surface radiator not only doubles the cooling surface, but also supports up to 4 x mm fans for additional heat dissipation.
The low evaporation tube effectively decreases the loss of coolant; therefore no refill is either needed or required. Featuring the latest cooling performance, Thermaltake Water 3. Thermaltake recommends the following steps to be taken before using the Pacific series radiators and water blocks. Thermaltake recommends the following steps to be taken after completing your water loop setup. Thermaltake Water 3. Smart Fan Controller A self-contained fan controller can switch between 5 LED modes including solid colors of red, blue, white, green or disable and cycle through colors.
High Efficiency Radiator Special designed mm large surface radiator not only doubles the cooling surface, but also supports up to 4 x mm fans for additional heat dissipation. Durable Sleeved Cable and High Performance Waterblock The high performance copper base plate accelerates the heat conductivity.
The high performance copper base plate accelerates the heat conductivity. Additionally, the pre-refilled coolant reduces any stress from liquid replenishment hassle.
The specially designed mm large surface radiator not only doubles the cooling surface, but also supports up to 6 x mm fans for additional heat dissipation. The triple mm PWM fans provide an instantaneous cooling function. I highly recommend the Thermaltake AF fans right here from Newegg. You'll see the gap, you slide the fan in there, and screw it in from the front between the bezel and case. Super easy! Just make sure you flip the fan around and make it a intake. I've included a video of my first V3 case completed with 3 extra fans.
Don't mind me though as I was drinking that day. Hope this clears up a few things. Happy Holidays! Pros: 5 mm fan mounts bottom mount PSU can mount PSU upside down painted black interior center mobo mounting stud helps in lining up mobo screws during instal, also provides ground if bread-boarding before screwing down PSU fan filter, easy to clean very breathy case, easy to get good airflow Tall feet so you are less likely to suck dirt up through bottom of case Large interior Plenty of space between mobo and side for tall aftermarket coolers.
Basic cable management options and tiedowns Some tooless installation options not a flashy gamer case, but not a boring office case either Super cheap for the features provided. Cons: Top 2 fan mounts are blocked by my 12v CPU power connector and my blue ray player. Super small and useless window. Would be better without a window at all. Same goes for the side panel grill; nothing goes there, it is not needed, the designers just thought it looked like it needed something there.
Paint scratches easily, be careful! Wish there were more tooless drive bays No USB3 headers, but then again this is an old case. LED fan in front is annoying if case is on the desk.
Frame is a bit wobbley if picking it up with a side off, otherwise solid. All of these flaws are easily overlooked when you realize that most other cases with similar features cost at least 2x as much as this does!
Added an aftermarket fan to the front blowing in, and to the back blowing out currently this 3rd fan is disabled until I can find a quieter one.
Fits my full PCIe graphics card 12" with room to spare. Fits my tall Zalman CPU cooler with room to spare. With only 2 case fans at the moment this case stays stone cold, even when pushing the system. This is the perfect starter or budget case. It is cheap, easy to work on, and has space for high end parts. Pros: -Looks awesome. Cons: -It's quite small, especially on the width end.
Some coolers and possibly graphics cards will not fit, so check on that before you buy all your parts. It's not a huge deal if you mess up though, trust me.
In other words you need to screw at an angle. It can still be done though, if you're patient. I'd recommend buying at least one more and putting it at the bottom-front of the case for good airflow. Get one if you have an SSD. Overall Review: I was a first time builder looking to stick it to all those intel fanboys. Now sure, once you have everything together it's an awesome case. Just make sure if you're considering buying it that you can accommodate its peculiarities.
Most of the cons I listed are only barely cons. They're more just building tips. The lack of a cable management system has not seemed to hurt my airflow or temps. Despite the occasional hiccups in the building process, I don't regret buying this at all. Pros: Amazing price at the time of this writing. This thing looks great, and so far, the black paint seems scratch-resistant.
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