Monday, March 22nd 2010

Thermaltake Launches V5 Black Edition LAN-Portable PC Case

Thermaltake, leading DIY chassis brand, is launching the latest edition to their mobile chassis series, the V5 Black Edition. The V5 Black Edition is catering specifically to the needs of LAN party enthusiasts and people on the move, who frequently have to schlep their PC along. An extra large and reinforced handle on top of the V5 Black Edition guarantees for a firm and comfortable grip. The stealth black color coating inside and outside in combination with the blue exhaust LED-fan on top and a transparent window on the left side panel, lend this chassis its stylish and characteristic looks.

Despite the V5 Black Edition being very portable, it still offers all the advantages and conveniences of a regular mid-tower. Overall there is room for up to 9 drives, in different combinations of 5.25", 3.5" or 2.5" sized devices. The removable drive bay cage for three 3.5" drives at the bottom makes installation even easier. With an extra large CPU cooler installation hole in the motherboard tray exchanging or upgrading your cooler adds to your long-term ease-of-use with microATX and standard ATX motherboards.
As characteristic for Thermaltake chassis, special attention had been paid to an optimized ventilation. Therefore one 20 cm blue exhaust LED-fan on top and one 12 cm intake turbo-fan on the back have already been preinstalled. For power-users and gaming enthusiasts another 12 cm fan can be installed at the side panel for VGA cooling, while another 12 cm fan can be attached to the front side of the drive bays. The feet elevate the V5 Black Edition high enough as to allow for improved ventilation of the bottom based power supply. To avoid outside dust to find its way into your power supply a removable dust filter is positioned underneath, providing users with an easy way to keep it clean.

The V5 Black Edition is available for a suggested retail price of US$ 69. For more information, visit this page.
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25 Comments on Thermaltake Launches V5 Black Edition LAN-Portable PC Case

#1
Binge
Overclocking Surrealism
That case is ugly like a vacuum cleaner. Furthermore I'd rather get a CM 690 II for that price point.
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#3
brandonwh64
Addicted to Bacon and StarCrunches!!!
i would rather have the case harness that has shoulder straps so you can carry it like a backpack.
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#4
DirectorC
brandonwh64i would rather have the case harness that has shoulder straps so you can carry it like a backpack.
You have the worst ideas sometimes :laugh:
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#5
assaulter_99
Hm TT on another copy mission? Rofl. Anyone notice a slight resemblance with coolermaster storm scout? They seem to have a lot in similar.
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#6
pantherx12
DirectorCYou have the worst ideas sometimes :laugh:
I like the idea :laugh:

Clips on bottom and ontop of case to clip bag straps/ back cushion and BAM! run around town looking like a ghost buster :laugh:
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#8
pr0n Inspector
Slap a plastic handle on a normal mid-tower and it suddenly becomes portable? LOL
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#9
pantherx12
pr0n InspectorSlap a plastic handle on a normal mid-tower and it suddenly becomes portable? LOL
Cmon this is thermaltake, of course they think that :laugh:
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#10
Icejon
The title of this message should be:

"Thermaltake brings you the V5 Black Edition case, dedicated to the CM Storm Scout"

So why does Thermaltake always try to rip off Cooler Master these days? I'm sure they would have more business success, copying Lian-li or Corsair.
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#11
Sasqui
It's black, it's a computer case with a handle. Is TT trying to make a point?
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#13
pantherx12
department76i like it.
You should buy the OEM case for $30 or so and attach a handle :laugh:
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#14
Kantastic
Hi Thermaltake, thanks for rereleasing the Storm Scout.
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#15
department76
pantherx12You should buy the OEM case for $30 or so and attach a handle :laugh:
maybe i will :laugh:
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#16
map01ch
nice! How much?? Thinking to replace my old Coolermaster......
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#17
Rakesh95
At first it looked like an NZXT tempest, but i think they stole it of the scout which I have!
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#18
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
Its not a bad case, and I actually like it...however...the V series of cases have been beaten like a dead horse and it is time to move on.
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#19
jasper1605
I prefer to just carry mine around like normal. If they want to be innovative, make a magnetic pad so it can float on its own so you don't have to pick it up anymore you can just slide it around wherever you want to :)
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#20
Soylent Joe
I'd rather mod a case to fit a remote controlled chainsaw engine in it along with the components, slap some 13" mud tires on the sides and drive it through the wilderness to the LAN.
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#21
Unregistered
It looks a bit short,not much room twixt front of board and hdd bays.

Lol i'd hurt myself if my tj09 had a handle on the top.
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#22
trickson
OH, I have such a headache
BingeThat case is ugly like a vacuum cleaner. Furthermore I'd rather get a CM 690 II for that price point.
LMAF !!! Yeah looks like a piece of luggage . What a flimsy briefcase ! I think it looks awful :shadedshu
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#23
MN12BIRD
KantasticHi Thermaltake, thanks for rereleasing the Storm Scout.
Ahh dude but the Storm Scout even looks much better than this.

Thermaltake.... you suck!
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#24
kid41212003
It's too big for a portable case. I would prefer something smaller, mini-ATX, fully steel sides, no see through windows. Something feels and looks sturdy holding your stuffs.
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#25
Lionheart
My RV01 will eat that for lunch lol!:eek:
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