Tuesday, May 3rd 2011
Thermaltake Launches New eSports Chaser MKI Chassis
2011 is a whole new year for Thermaltake Group to step forward from a leading DIY brand name to a cultural brand for the enjoyment of entertainment, e-Sports, technology and life style. To present a brand new Thermaltake Group to all gamers and users, Thermaltake launches brand new e-sports chassis , Chaser MKΙ,with adorable breathing light, strong streamline body and all black coating, including the exterior and interior and in combination with blue elements which lends it a very dynamic and powerful look. Chaser MKΙ,besides the excellent e-sports -concept-design appearance , also has enormous space inside.
Being the industry-leading brand in PC thermal management, Thermaltake has built a perfect cooling system into this brand new series of chassis. With the popularity of performance water-cooling solution for PCs, a true gaming chassis of course has to over this upgrade bath as well. Water-cooling ready design allows users to integrate 240mm liquid cooling system and the top fan can be easily removed and the water-cooling radiator can be quickly installed. Liquid cooling hose holes in the back also warrant for the installation of external liquid cooling systems. Furthermore, its large space is suitable for up to 18cm CPU cooler and two colorshift 200mm fans and an additional 140mm TurboFan is also embedded; along with the 35mm heightened footstands enhance excellent intake airflow.
Internal SuperSpeed USB3.0 is a must for this high end e-sports chassis and Chaser MKΙalso has implemented a convenient hot-swap docking station for 2.5" SSDs or 3.5" HDDs. Moreover, innovative 5.25" & 3.5" tool-free device with HDD anti-vibration mechanism makes installation and removal of 3.5" HDDs and 2.5" SSDs a child's play. Its cable management improves airflow and ventilation and also makes the system organized for future upgrades. As an extra large mid tower case, Chaser MKΙsupports VGA up to 33cm as well.
Chaser MKΙ, made its debut in CeBIT 2011 in Hannover, Germany and only few people were able to see its excellent design in CeBIT. Now, Thermaltake officially introduce Chaser MKΙ to the whole world for all users and gamers to experience it. For more information, visit the product page.
Being the industry-leading brand in PC thermal management, Thermaltake has built a perfect cooling system into this brand new series of chassis. With the popularity of performance water-cooling solution for PCs, a true gaming chassis of course has to over this upgrade bath as well. Water-cooling ready design allows users to integrate 240mm liquid cooling system and the top fan can be easily removed and the water-cooling radiator can be quickly installed. Liquid cooling hose holes in the back also warrant for the installation of external liquid cooling systems. Furthermore, its large space is suitable for up to 18cm CPU cooler and two colorshift 200mm fans and an additional 140mm TurboFan is also embedded; along with the 35mm heightened footstands enhance excellent intake airflow.
Chaser MKΙ, made its debut in CeBIT 2011 in Hannover, Germany and only few people were able to see its excellent design in CeBIT. Now, Thermaltake officially introduce Chaser MKΙ to the whole world for all users and gamers to experience it. For more information, visit the product page.
24 Comments on Thermaltake Launches New eSports Chaser MKI Chassis
What ever happened to the elegant non-plastic look. I mean seriously.... it looks like case manufacturers are doing the same thing that car manufacturers were doing a few years ago. Just hanging hanging more plastic crap off the chassis. Why not worry about functionality instead of how much plastic crap you can hang on one case.
This one looks like a design we have all seen before. It looks and acts just like the Haf X but again with more plastic crap on it.
Then try and get my 1090T stable and cool at 4.0GHz or close. Running
at 26c idle with no case fan but open in a cheap ass Antec razor wire case,
and a Thermaltake Frio at 3.5.
Kudos to the internal 240 rad though.. shouldve made it 360 capable though.
side looks like a HAF from Coolermaster
top looks like a Phantom from NZXT