Build time for the S71 was the same as the smaller S31, taking just twenty minutes to get everything in place and looking tidy. This speed was mostly thanks to the expansive design and all our test components fit with relative ease.
Cable management is very clean looking and there are more than enough cable routing options for a much more complex system than the one we built today.
Airflow is unobstructed and the fans for our water cooler and graphics card have more than enough room to breath, deffinately more than enough room for a multi GPU setup here.
The Corsair H100i fit with plenty of room to spare and while the reservoir conflicted with the 5.25″ drive bay on the S31, we saw non of those issues with the S71.
With the side panel back in place we can see the exterior still looks sleek and cool, while the window panel gives us nice view of the clean interior.
It seems like a pretty decent cage but I’m really not a Thermaltake fan at all. If I was buying something like this I’d look elsewhere.
sleek, good looking mid range chassis.
had to use an h100i….din’cha