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Thermaltake The Tower 300 PC Case Review

Thermaltake already has a lot of amazing PC cases, and they’re certainly some of my favourites, which goes to explain why I have one under my desk as my own case right now. However, one of their most exceptional product lines has to be the Tower Series, which are very unique, but also proving very popular with system builders around the world right now. The Tower 300 is the latest iteration, and while it still offers that classic vertical case design, it comes with a new octagonal prism shape, three tempered glass windows, incredible hardware support, and a lot more flexibility, and now also more colour choices than ever before too! Check out our review of The Tower 100 and Tower 200, and you’ll see just how different this new one looks!

Check out the amazing new case in this product trailer, but don’t forget to check out the rest of this review on the following pages!

What Thermaltake Had to Say

As a new edition of The Tower Series, The Tower 300 inherits the classic vertical case design but comes in an octagonal prism shape. It has amazing hardware compatibility, accommodating a 4090 GPU, a standard-sized power supply up to 220mm, and a 420mm AIO radiator. What’s more, it can accommodate up to eight 120mm/140mm fans on the top, back, PSU cover and right side fan bracket. If you want to make The Tower 300 more visually appealing, you can purchase the separately sold 3.9″ LCD Screen Kit and Chassis Stand Kit to upgrade the build; the former to display real-time component information and the latter for a unique view with a special horizontal placement.

For in-depth features and hardware support, please check out the official product page here.

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Peter Donnell

As a child in my 40's, I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!

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