Thermaltake Ceres 300 TG ARGB Mid-Tower Case Review

Interior

The interior of the CERES 300 TG is superbly clean, with a nearly flat back panel that will allow for significantly wider motherboards to fit with ease; (even if the widest would cover the cable routing, they’ll still fit.

Speaking of cable routing, there’s a large and wide cut-out above the motherboard with no grommet, then two large grommeted cut-outs on the right, and three more cut-outs on the SP shroud.

There are two 140mm ARGB fans pre-installed up on the front giving us three 140mm fans in total, which should provide you with massive airflow, as well as a pretty light show for your build. There are a few cable cut-outs to the left of them too, and a larger cut-out in the PSU shroud will allow you to use the full height of the case for larger radiators (up to 360mm).

The shroud is well ventilated too, so there’s no chance of hot air pockets building up in this case!

Behind the motherboard, there’s plenty going on, with extensive space provided for cable routing. You can get clean cables by using all the channels and cable tie points if you like. However, with this much space, and a PSU shroud, you could just be a lazy arse, cram it all out of sight, and forget about it (I know that’s what I would do!).

The case is surprisingly limited to just a single 1 x 3.5″ drive OR 2 x 2.5″ drives, which seems low to me, but now that I think about it, I have three M.2 drives in my PC, zero SSDs and zero HDDs… so I guess, for me, even 2 SSD mounts is more than I need… Obviously, your needs will vary.