Thermaltake has expanded its mid-tower lineup with the S380, a brand new ATX chassis designed round most mesh and excessive airflow. The case is constructed to assist the most recent system architectures, together with next-generation back-connector motherboards.
The S380 ships with 4 pre-installed 120mm followers from Thermaltake’s new SF sequence, of which three are a part of a single SF360 ARGB PWM Reverse Fan (a triple-fan unit) mounted on the PSU cowl, performing as consumption to push targeted airflow instantly onto the graphics card. A regular SF120 fan is positioned on the rear for exhaust. This airflow design helps a 360mm AIO cooler at each the highest and entrance panels.
The inside helps each normal ATX and the brand new hidden-connector boards from Asus BTF, MSI Challenge Zero, and Gigabyte Challenge Stealth. The S380 presents beneficiant element clearance, becoming graphics playing cards as much as 400mm lengthy, CPU coolers as much as 180mm tall, and PSUs as much as 200mm lengthy.
The chassis is absolutely modular, permitting panels to be simply indifferent for entry and that includes in depth cable routing channels. It additionally consists of an built-in, adjustable graphics card bracket to eradicate GPU sag. For connectivity, the top-mounted I/O panel consists of one USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port and two USB 3.0 ports. The Thermaltake S380 is priced at €119.90.
KitGuru says: For its worth and options, the S380 might be an attention-grabbing choice in its section. Of the 2 color choices, which one would you select?
