Thermaltake Eureka

A closer look

If the door is closed you would think that the airflow to the grill in the bottom is blocked. But Thermaltake added some holes in the bottom so that air can still go in. However, this might pull up more dust in the long run.
The front can be removed quite easily and shows an orange mesh-covered 120 mm fan. The mesh can be easily removed for cleaning.


On the bottom are four plastic feet which can be turned toward the outside if you are worried that your case might tip over.


The buttons area is clean like the rest of the case. The big power button is easy to reach and has a well defined switch point. I found the reset button very hard to press without using a tool like a ball pen.


To the right of the buttons is the front-panel connector which has two USB ports, IEEE-1394 and microphone/audio out. If you place the case next to a wall it could be hard getting to the front ports.


All wires are labeled, so it's easy to connect them to the motherboard. Their length is also sufficient.