Thermaltake has a long history of big and unique PC cases that offer lots of customisation options for new users and more advanced modders alike. Of course, that’s not changed one bit, and the new Thermaltake View 300 MX is big, bold, unique and offers some rather impressive customisation options right out of the box. Now, it comes in two colours, black or white, so that’s simple enough. However, in the box, you get both a perforated metal and tempered glass front panel… why choose when you can simply have both.
It’s no slouch when it comes to feature and hardware support though. With two pre-installed 200mm ARGB fans in the front, as well as a 120mm ARGB fan in the rear, stock cooling is already impressive. However, it’ll take up to a 360mm radiator in the front, at the top or even on the side… yup, that’s a lot of radiator space! There’s plenty of support for 120mm and 140mm fan configurations throughout too. In addition to that, E-ATX motherboards, large graphics cards, cools and PSUs are well accommodated. With modern GPUs only getting bigger, the added room of the View 300 MX certainly has its appeal.
“Create the ultimate home for your components with the View 300 MX from Thermaltake. With two dual front panels you can swap and change the look as you feel, with one perforated metal panel, and one tempered glass panel with a meshed edge. The View 300 MX also features a tempered glass side panel for you to show off your build, and comes fitted with two 200mm ARGB fans and one 120mm ARGB fan. Your creativity is further enhanced by the rotatable PCI-e slots, which allows you to mount your GPU either horizontally or vertically. With a plethora of I/O ports and filtered vents, the View 300 MX comes together as an elite PC case.”
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