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If you've always dreamed of an efficient yet understated gaming case for your system, then look no further. With the S300 TG, Thermaltake offers a mid-tower case that combines a spacious interior with plenty of options for your ATX/M-ATX/M-ITX setup and a clean, uncluttered look that is complemented by a tempered glass side panel. With 360 mm of space for the graphics card (without HDD rack) and 170 mm for the cooling unit, the S300 TG can accommodate the most powerful configurations of the moment. In terms of cooling, it has 7 slots for 120 mm fans and can also accommodate 140 or 200 mm models. Watercooling compatibility is also assured, as you can fit a maximum 360 mm radiator. All you have to do is install your hard disks in the 4 available bays to fully enjoy your machine!
The S300 TG has been designed to be efficient and functional on a daily basis. Thus, you will have at your disposal no less than 7 slots for 120 mm fans with advanced watercooling compatibility (maximum 360 mm radiator), certified Tt LCS.
On the storage side, 2 x 2.5"/3.5" bays are visible and 2 x 2.5" bays are hidden, so all your favourite games and movies are just a click away. With an optimised interior space, this case can be used as a base for the best configurations of the moment: 360 mm of space (maximum) for the graphics card, 170 mm for the ventirad or even 200 mm for the power supply: treat yourself!
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General information |
Product name |
Thermaltake S300 TG Black |
Brand |
Thermaltake | |
Model |
CA-1P5-00M1WN-00 | |
Main characteristics |
Graphic card max. length |
360 mm |
Max height CPU fan |
170 mm | |
Power supply max. length |
200 mm | |
Power format |
ATX/EPS | |
Case format |
Mid tower | |
Use |
Gamer | |
| Office | ||
Material |
Steel | |
| PVC | ||
| Tempered glass | ||
Motherboard format |
Mini ITX | |
| Micro ATX | ||
| ATX | ||
Power supply supplied |
No | |
Design |
Screwless fixing system |
No |
Case color |
Black | |
Front color |
Black | |
Dust filters |
2 | |
Glass |
Yes | |
Tempered glass |
Yes | |
LED RGB |
No | |
ARGB LED |
No | |
Water cooling compatible |
Yes | |
Expansion slots |
Number of PCI slots |
7 |
Low profile |
No | |
Number of visible 3.5" slots |
0 | |
Number of invisible 3.5" slots |
2 | |
Number of 2.5" slots |
0 | |
Number of 2.5"/3.5" slots |
2 | |
Number of visible 5.25" slots |
0 | |
Number of invisible 5.25" slots |
0 | |
Number of Slot-in slim 5.25'' slots |
0 | |
Number of Slim 5.25'' slots |
0 | |
Front connectivity |
Location of expansion ports |
Top |
Connector(s) available |
1 X Headphone (3.5mm Jack Female) | |
| 1 X Microphone (3.5mm Jack Female) | ||
| 2 X USB 2.0 | ||
| 1 X USB 3.0 | ||
Cooling |
Number of rear fan(s) slots |
1 X 120 or 140mm |
Quantity of rear fan(s) supplied |
1 | |
Number of front fan(s) slots |
3 X 120 or 140mm | |
| 2 X 200mm | ||
Quantity of front fan(s) supplied |
0 | |
Quantity of side fan(s) supplied |
0 | |
Number of above fan(s) slots |
3 X 120mm | |
| 2 X 140mm | ||
| 1 X 200mm | ||
Quantity of above fan(s) supplied |
0 | |
Quantity of underneath fan(s) supplied |
0 | |
Water cooling |
AIO radiator compatibility |
360mm radiator |
| 280mm radiator | ||
| 240mm radiator | ||
| 140mm radiator | ||
| 120mm radiator | ||
Front AIO slot(s) |
280mm radiator | |
| 360mm radiator | ||
Above AIO slot(s) |
240mm radiator | |
| 280mm radiator | ||
Rear AIO slot(s) |
120mm radiator | |
| 140mm radiator | ||
Physical characteristics |
Width |
230 mm |
Height |
493 mm | |
Depth |
508 mm | |
Weight |
11.05 kg | |
Volume |
57.6 l | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 27 Dec 2019
It was mainly the aesthetics that guided my purchase. For that, nothing to complain about. It is sober and neat;
After I had a Lian li in aluminium before and it's true that it's something else. It's not the same as the one I had before, but it's not the same as the one I had before. Otherwise, it's rather well thought out for the passage of cables. For a steel tower, I think it's a good choice.
