Thermaltake Core P5 Review
Published by Luca Rocchi on 16.02.16Page:
Features
3-Way Placement LayoutThe Thermaltake Core P5 can be placed in three different way: horizontal, vertical and directly on the wall. Thanks to its rather extensive bundle, there are tw feet and four solid rubber pieces for vertical and horizontal positioning. If you prefer to place your Core P5 on a wall you'd have to buy the separate VESA support from the Thermaltake shop. |
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Watercooling readyThe Thermaltake Core P5 is a case created to be equipped with custom water cooling gear. There is space to install large radiators such as 420 as well as 480 millimeter models. Installing pump and reservoir is also no problem, since you can easily place them between radiator and motherboard. |
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Dust filtersSince dust is the worst enemy for the Core P5, Thermaltake tried to minimize this issue as good as possible placing two large dust filters on the two big openings. Both filters are kept in palce thanks to magnets and therefore easy to remove and wash. |
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3DMakersOn 3DMarkers you can find a large community where you can download and 3D print numerous accessories for your Thermaltake Core P5. There are for example brackets for all-in-one watercooling or or adding more fans, cages for hard disk or SSDs, supports for LEDs and much more. The community is in continuously growing and access to all the 3D models is completely free. |
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| Page 1 - Introduction | Page 5 - Installation |
| Page 2 - Preview | Page 6 - Ventilation options |
| Page 3 - Features | Page 7 - Temperatures |
| Page 4 - Product overview | Page 8 - Conclusion |
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