Thermaltake Unveils New Mid-Tower Chassis at 2024 Taipei Computex
TapTechNews June 11th, Thermaltake of TT Group released a uniquely designed mid-tower chassis CTEE550TG at the 2024 Taipei Computex.
The CTEE550TG adopts a dual-cabin structure, and the front, left and rear sides of the main cabin are all installed with tempered glass. To match this design, the motherboard mounting position of this chassis is rotated 90 degrees clockwise.
In other words, the rear IO panel is now facing up and hidden inside the chassis. When users use the rear interface, they need to access the cable from the wire routing port at the top of the chassis rear (about 12 inches from the ground).
The Thermaltake CTEE550TG chassis is compatible with E-ATX motherboards as well as the recently emerging reverse-plug models.
This chassis is equipped with 8 140mm fan positions, namely 2 on the top, 3 on the bottom and 3 on the right side of the motherboard, and supports 420 water cooling.
The CTEE550TG supports 3 graphics card installation methods, namely the standard hoisting with the fan facing forward, the reversed hoisting with the fan facing left, and the suspended horizontal installation using the attached bracket.
The Thermaltake provides four color schemes for the CTEE550TG chassis: black, snow white version, matcha green, and gravel sand.
Besides, TT Group also launched another mid-tower chassis, the Ceres 350MX. This chassis adopts a replaceable dual-front-panel design, and it can be optionally equipped with a tempered glass panel or a mesh ventilation panel, and also supports reverse-plug motherboards.
The front of the Ceres 350MX chassis can install a 360 water cooler; the top is compatible with a 280 water cooler; it can accommodate a total of 5 140mm fans or 7 120mm fans. It has pre-installed 2 CT140 ARGB cooling fans in the front and 1 CT140 fan at the tail.
This chassis has 7 color schemes: black, snow white version, matcha green, hydrangea blue, racing green, sharp yellow, and bubble pink.
The Thermaltake Ceres 350MX is about to be launched in July, priced at about 119 US dollars (TapTechNews note: currently about 864 RMB), and users can also purchase a 2.1-inch side circular LCD display, which can display various user-defined contents.
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