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Thermaltake Divider 500 TG Air Black

Darksaber

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Do you like the functional and spacious layout of the Divider 500 with its split window design, but also care about airflow? The Divider 500 TG Air will fit that bill perfectly. Alongside the unique core design, the metal panel's vent shape is not only different, but also surprisingly good-looking.

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Do they make this without the split triangle side panels? I'm sure it's personal preference but the base case looks decent to me and it's just the gimmicky side panels that put me off.

With regular side panels (Glass or solid on the left, vented steel on the right) this would be a strong contender for an understated, classy, versatile case that ticks all of the boxes.
 
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you can't wipe it with towel coz the T will drag the fibre and i dunno, the steel looks like kinda thin
 
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you can't wipe it with towel coz the T will drag the fibre and i dunno, the steel looks like kinda thin
The steel is kinda thin on all cases these days.

We hit the bottom in the race to the bottom at least a decade ago and even "good", "quality" cases from "reputable" brands like Corsair, Fractal, NZXT etc are pitifully flimsy and weak compared to the beige cases of the 90s that could take the weight of a grown man standing on them. Antec and Chieftec cases from the '90s will outlast humanity and eventually be consumed with the earth when the sun becomes a red giant and swallows the inner planets a few billion years from now....

I miss my Coolermaster ATCS.
 
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