Thermaltake Announces New Core P8 Tempered Glass Full-Tower Chassis

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It has the looks of an unfinished product, specially at the front.
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samir72:

It has the looks of an unfinished product, specially at the front.
The part with the buttons on it is the side, not the front - these cases are meant to sit sideways. Their Core P products are basically flat boxes with the components mounted on them, with options for a "foot" attached at the bottom, laying flat, or a standard TV wall mount bracket on the back. This one just so happens to have a glass cage around the whole thing instead of just a front and top panel like pervious models (Core P3, P5 and P7). I've got a Core P5 hanging on my wall right next to me, it's a great open air chassis. This one looks pretty awesome, I may upgrade.
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What's airflow like, with all that glass an no real intake vents?
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k3vst3r:

What's airflow like, with all that glass an no real intake vents?
Airflow should be fine using the side and bottom for intakes.
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It's also modular, so you can just leave off the panels you don't want (like the one in the pic that blocks all the airflow from those 4 fans). I have top and front glass for mine, but my rad was too thick so they wouldn't fit, and I just left them off.
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Found it on their livestream, go to 1:16:00 [youtube=PVDwRwovXqs] Noticed that there is a bar at the lower area of the I/O shield (1:19:34), won't that be in the way for some connectors?