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ThermalTake Urban S31 is Snow White
ThermalTake launched a snow white version of its Urban S31 case: As one leading brand in the computer chassis, thermal solution, and power supply unit. Thermaltake has lately released Urban S31 snow edition mainstream mid-tower, one of the members of Thermaltake Urban Series.
The entire series has a sophisticated and cutting-edge look; designed for users who look for powerful performance and high expandability but with a more simple and sophisticated look.
Flawless Design
Urban S31 snow edition is built with brushed aluminum finish and steel mesh front door panel to mask the extrusive drive devices ( 3 ODD and 6 HDD drive bays), not only unify the appearance, but also provide a simple yet elegant aesthetic appeal; the sophisticated look also can be used to match other sleek design found in your home theatre installation.
Easy Installation
The perforated front-top panel has implemented two of latest data transfer devices with SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports along with two USB 2.0 ports, a HD microphone and headset jacks, to grand direct access when needed. Top-mounted 2.5” or 3.5”HDD Docking Station enables blazing fast file transfer and effortless hot-swap drive replacement design for easy setup or removal of storage or backup media.
Advanced Ventilation & Innovation
There are two preinstalled 120mm fans to optimize system ventilation in Urban S31. Plus pre-mounted holes for more ventilation options, allowing users to build up system ventilation to their preference. The latest tool-less innovation with 5.25” & 3.5” tool-free drive bay design minimizes the hassles of installing ODD, HDD and other bay mount devices.
Maximize Expandability
Pre-mounting holes enable users to support motherboards up to standard ATX and a rear CPU cutout in the motherboard try to assist with cooler installation and even extra space for extra long graphic card as well. Rubber grommeted holes are inched to ensure cables can be tucked away for effortless cable management along with liquid cooling tube routing.
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#4658485 Posted on: 09/20/2013 07:50 AM
Kinda reminds me of the MacPro, but in white. A simple, clean, and 10 years from now will still be considered good looking. It's why my recent PowerMac G5 case conversion to ATX doesn't look like a 10 year old computer. I remember PC cases back in 2004 were HORRIBLE and i don't think anything made then could sell today.
Kinda reminds me of the MacPro, but in white. A simple, clean, and 10 years from now will still be considered good looking. It's why my recent PowerMac G5 case conversion to ATX doesn't look like a 10 year old computer. I remember PC cases back in 2004 were HORRIBLE and i don't think anything made then could sell today.
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Proud owner of the S71 here and i am loving it. It is really a nice case to work in. I see similar layout on the S31.