Thursday, November 13th 2025

Thermaltake Intros View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, is thrilled to introduce the View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis, a refined ATX case crafted for users who want to fully display their system. Featuring a curved tempered glass left panel and a full tempered glass front panel, the View 390 TG delivers a smooth, panoramic showcase experience, available in Black and Snow.

Designed for next-generation system layouts, the View 390 TG supports both standard and hidden-connector ATX motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth. Strategically placed routing cutouts along the rear motherboard tray enable clean cable channeling, ensuring the system maintains a neat, showcase-ready appearance from every angle.
To enhance cooling performance, the View 390 TG comes equipped with two CT120 PWM fans pre-installed at the rear, providing efficient and immediate exhaust airflow. For expanded liquid-cooling configurations, the chassis supports a 360 mm radiator mounted on the right side of the motherboard, offering flexibility for high-performance setups.

For users seeking additional customization, the View 390 TG is compatible with Thermaltake's optional 6-inch or 3.9-inch LCD Screen Kit (sold separately). Controlled through TT RGB PLUS software, the display allows users to monitor system performance in real time or upload customizable JPG and GIF visuals to reflect personal style.
The chassis features rotational PCI-E slots, allowing for both horizontal and vertical GPU installation. An included GPU holder and riser cable bracket help reduce GPU sag and maintain clean internal alignment.

Storage support includes up to three 2.5-inch SSDs or two 3.5-inch HDDs, while the Dismantlable Modular Design (DMD) ensures convenient assembly and easy upgrades. Top-panel USB 3.0, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, and HD Audio ports provide direct access for daily use.
The View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis combines modern aesthetics with practical compatibility, offering a premium display platform for enthusiasts who want their hardware to look as powerful as it performs.
Features of the View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis:
Tempered Glass Front and Curved Left Panel
  • A distinctive design featuring a tempered glass front and curved left panel, providing a panoramic view that highlights internal hardware and lighting effects.
Hidden-Connector Motherboard Support
  • Cutouts in the motherboard tray allow compatibility with the latest hidden-connector motherboard designs, helping users achieve clean and cable-free layouts.
Optional 6"/ 3.9" LCD Screen Kit
  • Customize your build with visual system monitoring and animated content. Supports real-time information, media uploads, and theme adjustments via TT RGB PLUS software.
Efficient Cooling Support
  • Supports up to eight 120 mm fans and a 360 mm radiator at the right side, with two CT120 PWM fans pre-installed at the rear for efficient exhaust cooling.
Display It Your Way
  • Rotatable PCI-E slots support horizontal or vertical GPU mounting. An included GPU holder and riser cable bracket help prevent sagging and maintain alignment.
Convenient I/O Access
  • Features two USB 3.0 ports, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port, a reset button, and HD Audio, all placed on the top panel for easy access.
Sources: Thermaltake View 390 TG, Thermaltake View 390 TG Snow
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3 Comments on Thermaltake Intros View 390 TG Mid-Tower Chassis

#1
Chaitanya
I remember seeing that case listed on thermaltake website for couple of weeks now.
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#2
bonehead123
Soooo....

1st came the choker-glass flat front panels...

Then the choker glass wrap-around front left corner panel appears a little later...

But NOW, now, we also have the choker wrapped-around top panel too....

Geesh, I would not wanna build anything in this case that actually requires some REAL airflow :(

And NO, I do not believe that those side-mounted fans offer much airflow, at least not nearly as much as front & top mounted ones do anyways :D
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#3
EsaT
bonehead123Geesh, I would not wanna build anything in this case that actually requires some REAL airflow :(
If you think you have it bad in selection, try finding something even remotely similar to Lian Li PC-A71B.

I would be fine with controlled/moderate size window in side panel showing CPU cooler, some mobo and graphics card. (like cases used to have and Lian Li even had in accessory side panels)
But pretty much anything not-low end/basic is now looking either aquarium or cheese grater.
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