This case is HUGE!!! Thermaltake Core W200 [pt.1]

[@Ibnblackbird]

San Francisco be like W202 PC case 4738 3rd St, San Francisco one room, no bath, many vents. $3200/month

[@ojl5055]

XrSFeed I LOL'd

[@HardwareCanucks]

haha you win the internet!

[@lyrix7479]

+HardwareCanucks xD

[@TheRealSkeletor]

Wouldn't it be two rooms?

[@Homewrecker1337]

I was looking for a case since I'm going to be picking up a mini-itx motherboard tomorrow, thanks!

[@taiefmiah]

Miles Manner perfect match for your itx board

[@Mustikkakeitto4]

taief miah LMAO

[@CheeseyMilkshakes]

Miles Manner I hope you're joking

[@KnopsLPs]

this is pro level "find the motherboard". don't get lost, brave man.

[@havoc910tw]

you can get 4 itx motherboards in that beast

[@nikitaz98]

I'm glad that you said "matryoshka" without accent.

[@SlopeiZCSGO]

yes

[@theredduck2071]

Я знал что он Дмитрий не просто так!

[@Ben01tM]

Никита Азаров Not a surprise since Dmitry is Russian.

[@jort93z]

well makes sense since he has a russian accent. though its very slight by now. a few years ago it was more noticable.

[@niter43]

Slavic/Russian wooden doll that contains it's smaller copy inside. And inside that copy is another copy. And... Well, regularly that is repeated from 3-4 to 7 times.

[@andiders]

Not sure if it's big enough for my Raspberry Pi. Can someone confirm?

[@time8101]

you need like 2 of those cases to fit that in

[@id104335409]

Depends if you have the Pi3 or the older models. You can fit the Pi3, but you have to cut it, or the case.

[@samaravadi3]

Andiders The Pi might be a bit large for this case

[@rkimbers1234]

I tried. No dice.

[@TECH3_]

nah i think you need something custom like a moded 42u server rack

[@MattyP62618]

Put a mini itx motherboard in it lol

[@eskci0]

This.

[@Stropitor]

Is Sparta!

[@GuilloTheMatatan]

LMAO

[@gravitygear]

where is part 2? I want to hear more about this thing.

[@Dudi4PoLFr]

Still waiting for part 2 :(

[@cmusic52]

I think that case is ideal for those that want to have a system to do the work, but still have a system to play on while the work system runs, have a system to play games on while the video is rendering, or have a computer to play Separate from your work computer, or have your NAS/Plex server separate from your gaming Desktop

[@dazeen9591]

or for someone like me who just wants to put 82 fans inside it

[@michaelschutt9703]

Ive been looing at this case to do a nactua pc with my dail drive on the glass side and then a nas or a workstation with massive amount of storage on the other

[@pastubbs]

I don't know if you know or not but most of the panels are reversible, you don't have to have the the external drive section on the left side with the window. I rotated the front panel on my setup with the external drive bays on the right with my server and all of it's hot-swap-able drive bays then my main system on the left side with the window, with most of the wiring for the main system tucked away on the non-window side. Then mounted two 480 rads on the top and two 120 rad on the rear of the case. The top of the case can pretty much fit whatever size radiator you want. The case is huge though even with two full systems in, but so is the Caselabs. I actually considered Caselabs first but their double wide doesn't support dual systems by default and by the time I configured it for dual systems it was over $1000. I got my W200 for $425 with free shipping from Amazon that's a lot cheaper then the Caselabs. And while the Caselabs does have a slightly better build quality and more feature, the real question is, is it worth paying twice the money. I guess it depends on the person and how much money their willing to spend. I wouldn't go as far as calling it a rip off of a Caselabs case, but does it share similar design feature sure but a lot of product share similar designs. The important thing to realize here is that there is now a more affordable product in this class of cases.

[@bamcorpgaming5954]

i cant seem to find part 2......

[@dashmeshsingh564]

I could live in that. With my complete setup, some mountain dew and pizza.

[@ashupashu5559]

Dashmesh Singh and a 6700k

[@stevenrod989]

where is part 2

[@Pyenguu]

Yea wtf, I wanted to see his water loop

[@arkeidian1]

Yeah man still 3 years down the road he hasn’t have time to film it lol

[@glenntrechel]

still not here -7/22/19

[@dnitz9608]

@@glenntrechel june 2020 and... Dunno

[@savagedk]

@@dnitz9608 kinda lost respect for the channel due to this :) Not gonna subsribe!

[@robodog7610]

It is quite nice, i could slot my PC parts on one side, and my clothing on other.

[@hebikira91]

did you even made a part 2? xD

[@tahsin28]

camera skills r beyond this world

[@camdendexter]

So did part 2 fall off the Earth?

[@HardwareCanucks]

+Camden Dexter pretty much 😂

[@ΛαζαροςΕυαγγελιδης]

HardwareCanucks what happened?lol

[@rBennich]

In wish this case had 2 rows of 5,25" bays. It would have been the ultimate hot-swap non-rack home server case.

[@JesseArt]

Excited for part 2. This thing is monstrous. I have no idea what I'd do with it either.

[@ristomladich246]

i would sell it for some idiot to buy up later...

[@EverythingisFire]

I'd probably use it to store & cool my Ncase-M1, lol.

[@doneldTrumpet]

JesseArt i would build mini atx system... and put that system inside this case along with mini atx case... you know... for double the heat purposes

[@musmuk5350]

Looking for pt. 2 of this series of videos?

[@evergreenhigh230]

I love how Chris pratt is diversifying, good for you starlord

[@indiantechsupport1959]

Its been over a year where is part 2?????????????

[@valkyriedawn5274]

Its 700$ Canadian for this case but i like it

[@g3nesisprime183]

You guys need to get your hands on the new Thermaltake Core P5 TEMPERED GLASS edition.. Such a gorgeous and capable case.

[@sherlock4420]

So....part 2?

[@chevrolet1616]

This would be awesome for industrial lab control/DAQ computer. Our test group has been looking for a way to integrate a few systems together to control both of our test rigs in one room. Love it!

[@larrymonske8086]

all this; expensive cards, ram, circuit boards, and add water and any leak can be a disaster. I know at sometime it will fail leak and destroy the whole unit. Your cards are built in China with very high tin content. Tin splinters crystals of tin grow and short out your board. The big coolant anti-freeze will react to tin in your circut board. With most cards fans dont turn on till 60 degrees C. An air cooler and fans will do the job nicely with no risk of ruining the whole unit. Liquid cooled is a FAD!

[@MrTsengar]

Did part 2 ever happen?

[@toitoi8730]

Every video you produce just keeps getting better and better. You set the standard for tech videos IMO. Keep up the good work.

[@senor-unich]

Will we ever see the build?

[@rbuschy]

where's PT.2?

[@bobwarpath2395]

Even today, I am still waiting for part 2

[@Jason_CS_X]

January 3rd, 2020...still waiting for part 2. C'mon, man!

[@dearheart2]

You might not believe it, but in the past, I have experience with a case that was around 4x bigger, 2x wide, 2x high. And it was full - there was a Unix system, dual core - and it used 6000 watt.

[@PainIsntExist]

A cool case. I like it because it has 5.25 bays. Eg DVD, Aquaero Aquacomputer, extra USB 3.2 for new motherboards A few questions 1. Are all holes in the back plugged (eg PCIe slots)? 2. What thickness you can fit the radiator in the Push & Pull configuration - on top (2x480 / 60 or 80?) - right side (2x480 / 60 or 80?) 3. How much does Thermaltake join in the radiator mounting kit? 4. If I mount the radiator on the right side from the side, the power supply will fit under the bottom plate?

[@timbrennan4110]

were is pt 2 i am going to get one and put my system in it i want to know if there are anny issues

[@vknsimsport]

Stumbled upon this today and my first thought was "I need 2 of these". One for myself as a Gaming & Streaming dual build and then one for my wife as a photo/video editing build for her & then the other half be a homebuilt NAS setup for both of us to share.... Then I realized I'd need to win the powerball to make it happen.

[@sheridantheo8894]

what happened to part 2 of this video?

[@3vil8unny]

Lot of complaints can be fixed by taking two seconds and reading the manual. It's a very solid case and doesn't weight that much.

[@ghostcell030]

Hey, what happened to part 2? Did you give up? I really wanted to see it

[@kamoonrathewolfgod9189]

I have this tower and I have everything needed to turn it into a dual system except for the cooling kit as I can't find the full size 600mm radiators or even the 560mm radiators. If I can get a hold of the radiators and cooling kit I will have all I need to finally build it up.

[@LS-jk3fk]

whoever made that intro drank too much caffeine

[@jeteon]

I think there's so much room inside, you could probably free-mount radiators of any consumer size inside the case and still have decent airflow. There isn't really anything pushing you to mount radiators on the case walls only.

[@ashishpatel350]

Case designed by ikea

[@Joeheadred]

You make the best tech products reviews on KZbin.

[@SupernewtX]

Nice video, the reverse drop on the caddies was a perfect touch. case seems cool, but the lack of radiator support is ridiculous

[@MoayadBahajjaj]

I would not use all of it, of course, but man I really like it. waiting for part 2

[@chenkaneki9952]

Maybe that case are for dual or quad xeons build.

[@chenkaneki9952]

Hmmmm. I also can use that dual system case. One side is a dual intel xeon+ sli nvida gpu and on the other side is a dual AMD zen cpu+ crossfire AMD vega gpu

[@djk8541]

6 months later you still have no Vega to install... I'm all for team red but this is getting ridiculous

[@familyvideos7307]

Would this case work to make a huge NAS? Also including a nice graphics card for transcoding.

[@rithikarc]

I also have a plan like that Because like you can nearly have like 30+ drive in that without any problem

[@adolfazusa1138]

where's pt2?

[@KnopsLPs]

With all the space you can see at 5:45-6:30, I wonder if you could put 2 systems into 1 half with a mirrored layout. Then use the other side for storage, the PSUs and possibly watercooling (pump/reservoir) solutions. air intakes/fan/radiatior mounts on the bottom of the build side and then the top for air out/fans/radiators. Possibly a metal plate to physically seperate the 2 builds would you so desire. I'd probably place the PSUs on the top (towards each end of the case) with watercooling space towards/in the middle and storage+drive spaces below the PSU at the ends of the case.

[@MAG320]

Thats something to be proud of after putting it together. You appreciate it more

[@ReadySetGame87]

I still have to say one of the most creative tech tubers out there

[@davidchen5463]

Calling it large is the understatement of the century

[@KnopsLPs]

it's huuuuuuuuuuuuge.

[@reirei_tk]

Knops this case is BIGLY!

[@TheMasterFro]

David Chen it's Hugh Mungus

[@CheapSushi]

That's what she said!

[@jaredlaskey]

I cant find the link for pt.2? Did you do one for this? I just purchased my W200 along with four Alphacool NexXxoS XT45, a second EK-RES X3 250 Lite reservoir and new tubing and fittings all filled with new EK-CryoFuel Navy Blue. Should keep me busy over a weekend at some point.

[@shova213]

If anyone has this same chassis and do not care for the Air Side panel, I really hate the Acrylic window panel and happy to swap it for an Air side panel. Thermaltake massiveely helped in getting me 8 more hard drive caddies alongside the clips.

[@davagurodvil]

That shot at 2:45 was awesome.

[@cipher1000101]

Question, just bought this case, long time fan & sub 🤩.....where's pt.2?? 😲

[@TSLMachine]

JayzTwoCents should do a dual custom watercooled build in this case. Maybe use a case like this for his build for Terry Crews?

[@gregerfulgerman7802]

was there ever a part 2??

[@SayanChakrabortycrixus90]

hey Dimitri is it possible to build Two separate systems on this.1 for editing and another for Gaming. you can do both on a single table with people sitting on either side with monitor and peripherals while the system in the middle ?

[@HardwareCanucks]

Yes you totally can do that! Pretty much the sole purpose this can is designed for.

[@SayanChakrabortycrixus90]

HardwareCanucks wow hope you get a good rommie for rent lol😏

[@xarlysx]

But where has part 2 gone?

[@matttcameron_]

I look forward to seeing what the final product is like. It looks like it has the potential to do something really cool, but that depends on the time put in. I'm sure there are some pretty cool options for a dual system and water cooling that would make good use of the space. I would probably use it as a personal server and just cram that thing full of drives, and use a server mobo.

[@EposVox]

I'd love this to combine my main build and my dual xeon build or something. But.. it.. it needs handles or some shit... the Define XL R2 is heavy enough as-is.

[@MAGAMAN]

Removed the original comment. I was confusing Thermaltake with Antec. After realizing this, I did some more research into this case and ended up buying it. My current setup will have room for 24 drives (20.5 and 4 2.5) and I'm trying to find out if I can order additional rails and drive cages so I can go up to 34 drives (Yes, I can actually use them all). Overall the case is pretty nice, but the magnetic door latches don't work that great. It comes with 4 pins for it, but the manual only shows installing the top pins. After installing all 4 I found out why. The door will not close properly with all 4 pins (2 on each side) installed. BTW, this case has a shipping weight of 69 lbs. and it comes with no fans, so be sure to order some fans if you buy this. I bought 14 fans and have room for about 10 more I think.

[@urdaddywingnut7820]

Since size obviously isn't an issue with this case, it would've been nice to see TT have added a 1" or so 'wet wall' between the two sides for a nicely hidden space to tuck away all the cables a twin system case would have. It would have gone a long way in helping the end user make for 2 builds with much better cable management. Just a humble opinion here

[@hyouzanren1846]

Holy! This even bigger than my XL ATX case! Time to browse some new case!

[@dibrovaaaaa]

твоё "матрёшка" звучало очень непривычно, обожаю твои видео - 2 года смотрю каждое видео и с каждым видео качество растёт

[@Misa-hl5xw]

So the construction is still as flimsy as the X9. Mine bent through normal use. I'll stick with phanteks or caselabs if I need something the size of a mini fridge. Thanks for the vid.

[@zacharyw4628]

The way your videos are edited, excellent. Fun to watch.

[@dot_boi]

use the enitre of the other side for radiators. you can probably put a ton of single 120mm rads in series in the front. just have like 12 radiators for your entire system or something

[@anthonyslaughter1728]

I got an old Mountain Mods U2UFO... The motherboard tray is "technically" removable but does flex. There are no dust filters or included I/O (other than the power buttons/lights). I paid a similar price back in 2010. Still using it today but I would have gone this way.

[@hanyoukimura]

So what ever happened to part 2?

[@Arek_R.]

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[@HardwareCanucks]

potatoes for life 🥔

[@Arek_R.]

:D

[@swolegolisopod7340]

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[@gizmoffm]

Thanks for the review! Way cheaper than the caselab one

[@ElijahLeung]

Dude that intro was fantastic especially the lip flapping scene

[@michaelfairchild]

They killed that case with spaces between the fans. That 480 rad up front and more. Caselabs case for less money and slightly less quality, if you consider aluminium-metal builds. You could mod it somehow, but for that price tag you would think for full crazy watercooling support. Oh Thermaltake...

[@QuestionmarkX3]

Honestly, I actually really like this case. If I ever decided to become an independent editor (and also had a large amount of money), I could see myself creating a duel build in where, 1 system was an air cooled server and the 1 other was a beastly editing machine. But one can only dream, right?

[@colevano]

How soon is soon for part 2?

[@matthijs1247]

Wow HardwareCanucks has really been developing a personality in the last few months, great work guys!

[@franciscovizcaino4869]

the shooting for this video is beautiful great job!

[@mrman8484]

B roll on demetri himself... Glorious!

[@davidmaldonado6792]

ill be using this for mining. Nothing compared what you talked about but thank you for the efforts.

[@LiquidTensi0nExperim]

I can't seem to find part 2...anybody have a link? Thanks!

[@Andrew-em6mt]

Are you able to rotate the front cover and front panel? For example, what if I wanted to have the power buttons and the 5.25" slots etc on the right side instead of the left? I would assume this is possible since this is meant to be a hardcore diy dream case. The Thermaltake bade looks like it can be removed and reversed at 3:36 The location of where I want to put this case could mean that the window is would be facing the wrong way. Being able to do this would be fantastic

[@arnavdeol5951]

Great camera work! Good job Dimitri

[@andrewheil1158]

I could see a case like this being effective for someone who uses both a gaming system and a work/editing/streaming system.

[@Jmz7vHD]

2:45 was sick, totally got me!

[@ZAGAN-OZ]

As for water cooling would love if one side was designed for air cooling for a file server.

[@TamerZiadyofIntuitiveDesign]

Lol...love the start scene. Good stuff! I just purchased mine and so excited to combine my 2 machine set up...Will have to buy some fans and cables; but this will be off the hook...

[@8JKOLAKF8UG8]

Do you still have this? I'd like to trade my Obsidian 1000D for it or buy it.

[@8JKOLAKF8UG8]

Sold my Obsidian 1000D now I'm just having it hang out on the motherboard lol. Also looking for a Caselabs TX10-D lol

[@Zfast4y0u]

@@8JKOLAKF8UG8 no1 gives a fuck.

[@herrraja9038]

I think I knew why the front fans position aren't standard. I believe it's to fit multiple 120/140mm radiators for 2 or more socket motherboard. Preferably AIO Cooler.

[@HardwareCanucks]

+Raja Jafar true but it would be a total waste for 120/140mm fans to be placed at the front.

[@Matt-ct5ks]

An alphacool 560 (4*140) might fit that front "fan only" side.

[@dejf7488]

The Broll is so amazing I have problems focusing on the voiceover as I'm rewinding the broll over and over again

[@NickRau1996]

Besides providing space for a small family this would be an awesome server/gaming build

[@Augie13]

That is AWESOME! But too big for me. I've already got the Thermaltake View 71 Glass RGB edition. I need to learn more about water cooling and customizing cables for it to be used to it's full potential.

[@renderz]

Where is part 2? :-D

[@MrGts92]

was there ever a part2?

[@JoeCross13]

Where is Part 2!?!

[@PongoXBongo]

Two full size ATX builds in a single case is cool and all, but you could probably fit four ITX builds in that thing (each with its own 360 rad too). Also, you could probably jury-rig the rads and fans to workaround the offsets (maybe Dremel out the spacers?). And if would be cool to see the mobo tray hang from the top rail, and attach with a single thumbscrew at the bottom (ala SSD mounts).

[@nameinvalid69]

the only reason to get such case is building 2X dual CPU eATX board... but with all the designed limitation of this cases, it makes more sense to custom build / mod / other brands.

[@danyalreyaz7503]

One year… no pt.2