Thermaltake View 200 TG Snow ARGB Mid Tower Case CA-1X3-00M6WN-00

When I started building my PC, I noticed just how poor quality the front IO cables were. Some were flimsy and week and others were too thick and hard to work with. The mesh pieces are probably the worst I have ever seen. The one one the bottom of the case removes quite easily and hard to install. the top mesh also removes quite easily. Not a lot of space to work with so if you have a non modular power supply, find places to stuff your cables is gonna be difficult. And the last thing, probably the worst. I bought this case two months ago, and didn’t use it until last week so I have only been using for a week and a half and the LEDs in the fans are already started to go bad. When I change the color to white, one of the LEDs, are purple even though the color is meant to be white. I will upload more photos showing this. Overall, I do not recommend this case.

muy bueno

No fan can have the red color, fan number 2 RGB is simply not working. On software, none of the RGB can be set as static, and the bottom fan cannot be controlled at all. the case is nice otherwise. I got it for my friend, and I personnally transferred everything, I am experienced in assembling PCs

This is a great quality case and it’s exactly what I wanted. High reccomend.

All in all I would say once you finish the installation of the entire system it will ultimately end up looking pretty clean. However you will notice through the process of your build that Thermaltake has cut some extremely weird corners when designing this case to make it as cheap as it is. The pcie slot covers on the back of the case appear as if they are just part of the case itself instead of being each individually removable like I have seen on every case no matter how cheap it has been since I’ve been building PCs. These you essentially end up having to break out of the back of the case to be able to install your graphics card. This creates the issue of possibly injuring yourself when removing them since the pieces are metal and it requires some force. Also another issue would be if you ever changed graphics cards and it was smaller and using less slots than your previous card you would not be able to fill the gaps with your removed pcie covers. Essentially creating a huge gap in your case that will cause pressure loss and stop your case fans from being able to funnel air through properly. All in all I would say if you don’t plan on upgrading your build much after initial installation this case will ultimately serve its purpose well and look good while doing it but personally I would say to spent a little more to get a case that is more thoughtfully designed for the consumer and future upgrades as this one will struggle in that regard.

For under $100 this case is good. All parts were included plus some spares. I did upgrade fans to some Riing 12 by Thermaltake, but kept stick fans as spares. Good space for a mid sized tower. Color was vibrant. Class was covered for transport in box with film. Only issue I have is one of my top usb ports is boogered. Again worth the $85 I paid.