Thermaltake Ceres 300 TG ARGB Mid-Tower Case Review

Complete System

Building a system in this case is laughably easy, as there’s so much space for a mid-tower. The clean layout of the main compartment has no extruded metal parts to cover cable cut-outs, or any storage bays sticking out, so any size of motherboard will just slide in with no effort.

This also makes for a really easy installation of all other major components. The graphics card slides in easily enough, and this case will take up to a 370mm graphics card, but this will be limited to 340mm with a radiator in the front. That’s plenty of room, and all but the most bonkers GPU designs would fit easily.

Those pesky GPU PSU connectors and modern GPUs being so wide won’t be an issue either, this case has a pretty wide stance that can easily accommodate your needs.

There’s room for the largest CPU air coolers I can think of too, and with 185mm of headroom, you won’t have to worry about even the Noctua D15 touching the side panel glass.

Cable management is excellent, not that Thermaltake has innovated the world of cable hiding or anything. However, there are large and easily accessible grommets or cut-outs, and as I said before, the space behind the motherboard and under the shroud is plentiful, so it’s just easy to get it looking good.

Overall, this is a very clean and easy to work with build, and while my system fit easily enough, it’s clear that this case is capable of a lot more. RTX 4090 and a 12×13 E-ATX motherboard? No problem!

The RGB is gorgeous too, not that I’m surprised, I’ve worked with the CT fans quite a bit recently, and they’ve already been tested in my own review of them just a month ago!