Thermaltake has started its own share of CES with a new case. Named The Tower 100, the case promises to provide the user with plenty of space in a small area.

The Tower 100 case is, as the name implies, a tower-like case, but designed for the mini-ITX size class, it requires little space underneath. The housing is only 266 millimeters wide and deep, but it has a height of almost 463 e.g. There is a tempered glass panel on three sides of the case, but on the sides part of the width is dedicated to ventilation. The housing also focuses on dust filtration with magnetic filters.

The motherboard is mounted in the case 90 inverted, which allows even long graphics cards to be used in the case. The clearest disadvantage is that the housing only supports one 120 radiator in the ceiling.

Technical features of Thermaltake The Tower 100:

• External dimensions: 266 x 462, 8 x 266 mm (L, K, S), volume 32, 75 liters
• Weight: 6.1 kg
• Material: SPCC steel, tempered glass
• Front panel connections: USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C x 1, USB 3.0 Type-A x 2, microphone and headphone connectors
• Compatible motherboards: Mini-ITX
• Disc slots: 2 x 2.5 ”, without rear fan 2x 3.5”
• Expansion card slots: 2
• Maximum video card dimensions: length 330 mm
• Maximum height of the processor roller: 190 mm
• Power supply location: ATX (max. Length 180 mm)
• Fans: 100 Fans on the roof and rear 120 x 120 x 25 mm, 1000 RPM, 16 dBA)
• Fan locations: On the ceiling 120 / mm , on the rear panel 120 / mm mm, in the power supply cover 120 / / mm mm
• Radiator locations: 120 mm on the ceiling

The Tower 100 case comes in both black and white Snow. The company will announce its exact launch date and price closer to release, but at least for North America, enclosures are still expected this month.

Source: Thermaltake