well hello good people I'm Dimitri coming from Thermaltake beside me is the
new let me just find the name Thermaltake aht600 ok you may be
wondering what is a H stand for based on this design some may say attack
helicopter yeah we had a laugh as well and as usual big thanks to our sponsors
Razer fantex be quiet and Thermaltake for making CES 2020 possible but we've
seen something like this from Cougar we've seen something like this from an
tech we've seen some other companies do something similar so this is thermal
takes approach to giving us an open frame concept that has lots of paneling
and the case itself is the showpiece outside of building something that you
are proud of it on the interior the whole front panel here looks very
interesting in terms of giving us a cockpit vibe this is tempered glass this
is not acrylic acrylic sucks tempered glass both in the front and the sides
they swivel to open which is a nice little touch unfortunately it's not
aluminum I was hoping for for it to be a little bit more premium but this is
steel tempered glass and plastic pieces so like the side sections over here I'm
guessing it would cost way too much for them to bend these properly all these
pieces are plastic and only the main frame is steel we have two models over
here white and black 249 for them the white model and $20 cheaper for the
black one and the whole open concept is there so you can populate kind of
beastie system on the interior up to a 480 radiator in the front up to 360 at
the top and we also have a side radiator mount which is quite common for the
thermal take you can have multiple radiator sections the power supply area
is of course exposed but that's kind of been the nature of like these types of
cases where everything is on display and it's up to you to make sure that you
make it all look good and the one sort of distinct feature about this enclosure
versus the competition is the non rotated motherboard tray whereas
previous cases had the motherboard tray following in the design of the actual
chassis whereas here the layout is actually pretty standard the PCI bracket
can rotate so all your slots are now in vertical
orientation and the one thing I find odd is the eye oh it's the very top so not
very accessible there is no dust filtration anywhere
that's kind the thing you have to face when one comes to open style cases but
the i/o has a type C port which is great but also has at you use B to port for
some reason which on a really high-end case makes no sense next case here would
be the level 20 RS not exactly sure with RS stands for but it's based on the
level 20 GT a lot of complaints there because the whole front section was
completely closed off with TG it was a beautiful color design tone with that
whole grey aesthetic now they're going with a black version the level 20 RS is
a $149 case and of course they are Meza fiying everything both the front and the
top panels have been replaced with the mesh side and they are still unsure
whether to include the metal mesh and the lobe like almost dust filter on the
inside that the really coarse type or to remove the coarse type completely and
just stick to the metal mesh and as for the rest of the case it has been left
untouched unfortunately the power splash out that
the front is not caused off so you see all your power cables this is the little
20 RS more airflow for the level 20 GT based on feedback and the last case here
Thermaltake is the view 51 they are taking multiple approaches and the same
design philosophy from the view 71 in terms of the low spacing over here for
airflow so so the hardware does suffer a little bit but they have added a little
bit more ventilation pattern on the sides so you kind of go with it the
whole visual aesthetic instead of performance aesthetic but the few
interesting elements about the V 51 are that it's competing with the lian li o11
excel dynamic in terms of like having the dual chamber separation power supply
the back a little hard drive cage above the power supply and this whole front
section over here is dedicated for water cooling hardware I mean like you're
going with air cooling in this case like you're doing it wrong full support for
radiators at the bottom the motherboard traits like to extend it so we have that
angular section where the cables exit we have a side extension over here for
radiators the front the top and everything can be populated as usual the
PCI slot bracket can be rotated as well for
Co alignment and obviously it's all about the glass the side the top the
front the back section is actually not TG it's just a simple panel with
ventilation so if you do mount anything on the side of the radiator that is set
to exhaust that of course will exit normally as for the price point 189 for
the white one 79 for the black both 200 millimeter fans will be included for the
front they are RGB which is great and one rear 120mm fans will be exhausted
too so case airflow from out of the box will be present and obviously you go
ahead and populate this massive case with your own hardware that's all and to
finish off the cases let's talk about thermal takes new RGB software for
lighting it's called neo maker and this is not
something that I was expecting myself to cover but it's actually very interesting
they're taking a whole new approach in terms of how you customize something
like it so we have a timeline which means you can schedule different effects
as the timeline for seats forward and you can have different channels and all
that stuff they are trying to make it as intuitive as possible because the
previous RGB software's from them has now been not been very user-friendly a
few cool things about this solving obviously we have the timeline at the
bottom so you can see when effects are being when are starting you can
manipulate the actual fans and different products on screen and you can align
them the way you would actually have them inside your enclosure as you click
certain fans for example they do light up in red and that means that you can
like find the the piece of software and that product inside your case without
trying to do all the guesswork and gives me a little hope for the future of RGB
software alright so that is it from thermo take new cases really excited to
see what you guys think about this attack helicopter monstrosity over here
not something that I personally do but you know companies are coming out with
something that that is different so yeah I'm Dimitri thanks for watching talk to
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