Thermaltake Tsunami: A Complete Visual Overhaul
by Purav Sanghani on September 10, 2004 12:00 PM EST- Posted in
- Cases/Cooling/PSUs
Motherboard Tray
We saw in Thermaltake's VM3000A Skull series a tool-less motherboard tray, which features snap-on stand-offs for motherboards. We would have liked to see them implemented in their products after the Skull series, but that wasn't the case.
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Instead, Thermaltake has decided to include standard stand-offs to mount motherboards. This is not such a road block since many users do not remove/replace their motherboards or other hardware on a regular basis.
The tray really has nothing else special about it. There are just enough holes to support the standard ATX form factor, which is most widely used in mid-tower cases today.
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Aratharn - Friday, September 10, 2004 - link
It looks like a nice case (except for the window which is just personal taste). Were there any worries about the longevity of the paint? Cars get scratched and it would seem a glossy black finish is going to scratch over time.I find the power supply issue intriguing in that I had no such problems in my CoolerMaster WaveMaster case even though I installed a large Enermax power supply unit (465W). I guess the WavemMaster is an old man of a case now, but it would have been nice to see it included in the benchmarks for this comparison.