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our complex trip is brought to you by fantex schoolmaster and MSI what's up guys some creatures are Canucks we are Thermaltake right now and a very interesting case popped up here this is the view 71 PG I think what Thermaltake is trying to go is a approaches from a full tempo glass perspective just like we saw in the course at 570 X but I actually think that they've done something different here that makes this a better enclosure in terms of functionality in the visuals it's a little bit more chunkier we got same kind of angular designs with tempo glass corners here that have been smoothed out and now the side panels have a swivel mechanism they still sit on two thumb screws to the front that have nice deep rubber pieces that can be removed if you want to get access to the maintain light show yourself a side panel that swivels temple glass panel that swivels that's very good that can also be removed now because there's so much so much glass around you definitely have to think about air flow and so this one will come with two fans one 148 the front one at the back that will be blue ring friends so some from the thermal take as for the i/o we got four years B's let's turn this back on audio reach the button a power button Skype on the right side is also illuminated in blue to go with the match with the blue LED fan that's going to be included I honestly think that they should gone with some maybe like RGB fans but obviously the price point is very difficult to achieve if they are including some RGB fans so the price point here is like 159 so for so much glass you can see if that's something that you value plus because of the interior they leave everything pretty much open lots of room for radiant installation and pump installation at the bottom the power supply shroud is non-evidence so that's kind of a bummer I was hoping to see something built in there but the vertical GPU riser is there so you can house your GPU in this format and show it off if your water cooling and really thermal take is just really pushing hard on the whole water cooling agenda and I think the view 71 is a good case to start a 360 minimal radiator can be supported at the top and at the front and also on the side as you can see the fan mounts are located at the back so you can install radiator in this way and push-pull now because of their approaching this from like a more open perspective the the tempered glass in the back is slightly extended from the case therefore if you are installing radiator facing in this direction the airflow is actually fine because there's enough there's no gap between the glasses between all the glass - for airflow to exit now that is one thing that you have to think about you have quite an open interior so dust filtration is a concern of course but I guess with so much glass that is expected alright so for cable management at the back now because it's a temple glass panel everything is exposed I was hoping maybe we would see like some type of covers that we saw earlier at Kula master today but here because the airflow will be entering this panel so it's open on purpose but of course it's not going to be 100% coming through because of the glass but here lots of room to to work with in terms of cabling stashing cables here with some we got some rubber grommets a a fan hub and check out the top here so one interesting perspective here is that the fan bracket can be either installed slightly offset towards the side panel or it can be centered depending on your configuration and looks like there isn't much in terms of cable management here to help you with that but these are all RGB connections and there so that's the consequence of trying to connect so many things and so the view 71 TG as a concept enclosure to show off your water cooling abilities to show off your you know RGB goodness and any lighting possibilities can do is a very good place to start especially because tempered glass is visible it's not very dark and it's not tinted which I like I like the sort of natural stance but of course approaching this sort of very open the closure so you have to think about air flow and thus dust buildup especially since everything here is kind of open I would have liked to see a power supply shroud in here just so we can cover some of those cables and that's one of the major I think challenges that would you would face building is something like this here management you really have to know what you're doing in order to make things pretty again just because everything is so open so what do you guys think of the view 31 how do you like all the glass is it too revealing for you let us know in the comments below but there's one other enclosure that we saw here that's very exciting and I'm excited to see how it will do on the market it's the view 31 PG budget enclosure oriented at $69 price point tempered glass on both side panels and very compact enclosure good power supply shroud and that seems to be very nice accommodation for a radiator at the front which is 360 millimeters and it does will compete with like like so s340 elite for example and I think many people will love the fact that we have tempered glass on both side panels and we have do it two of these so the view 21 sorry and the core g21 basically the exact the same enclosure in the frame aside from having a different front panel so more airflow oriented and more visual oriented alright so the tempered glass guys look at this there's a little little focus on the bottom of the panel so it allows you to not really the panel will not fall off the hinges it allows you to place it in there and comfortably place the glass panel on the hinges a nice smart move by Thermaltake I appreciate that on the inside if you come around here either look we got 360 monitor radio the Front's everything in the front here is open so you don't have to fiddle around with trying to decide if you want to open up this area I do like that for a budget enclosure that's very good we have two SSD brackets here two more at the back that can be installed on this whole little panel there nice cutouts that are not rubber ground that not rubber grommet it but that's kind of like my only feedback here is that you know no rubber grommets but for a budget enclosure it's pretty good it's pretty good and so the view 21 and the court 21 really proved that tempered glass cases don't have to be expensive I'm happy that the thermal take is coming out with these options it's going to be competing very well with the s3 40 perhaps with the s3 40 elite and the new P 300 from fan tech so let us know what you guys liked the most and I think there's potential with these cases simply because everything instead of sort of covered and from the looks of it and me handling the case they feel like really good quality especially with tempered glass panels and those little hooks that allows you to catch the panel before you insert it so guys that is this from thermaltake I'm a Dimitri's however connects thanks much for watching we'll see you in next video