Tuesday, July 24th 2007

Thermaltake Soprano FX Case Launched

Jul 24th, 2007 09:47 Discuss (13 Comments)

Thermaltake has presented a new case in its Soprano series, the Soprano FX. This case is an excellent choice for both home users and power gamers. The Soprano FX structure features up to ten 5.25" drive bays, eight 3.5" drive bays, 120mm silent fans at front and rear and 90mm fans on top and back. As expected, the chassis is able to support extended ATX form factor motherboards. Moreover, the Soprano FX has improved the versatility of the power switch, it can be moved around up and down on the front panel, depending on the preferences of the user. Additionally the new case offers built-in eSATA connector on the front I/O panel and optional side 23cm fan.

Source: Thermaltake

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13 Comments on Thermaltake Soprano FX Case Launched

Casheti

Oh my God I want that :eek:

Pinchy

CashetiOh my God I want that :eek:

I want one of these too!!

Hawk1

Same case as the Armor & Kandalf, with the addition of an esata and black tooless clips instead of the clear/green/purple. I guess they are going to milk this design some more. Don't get me wrong, I love the case design(as I have the Armor), but I'd like to see them come out with something new in a full tower, not a refresh of a 2-3 year old one.

OnBoard

PinchyI want one of these too!!

Make it third!

But there's a design flaw with 1 fan in and 3 fans out (+PSU), crazy underpressure and it will be filled with dust in a week. (or dust filter gets clogged). Without that top fan and 2 intake fans it would be perfect. But got to love that out take fan next to PSU, first time I've seen one.

Now I have 2 80mm intake, one 80mm top and 92mm rear and it's quite good. Bigger fans would just do better with same noise.

Nitrogliserin

fourth :D

newconroer

Aye, overall the Armor/Kandalf is good stuff, sturdy too. A little kid could run head on into one and they'd bounce back across the room.

Though, I don't see the appeal of this. If it had a front mounted RAD maybe..

DrunkenMafia

I don't like it, the armour is the only good case from TT imo. Most of their other ones look cheap... I prefer clean lines on a case, like something from antec or LL.

Don't flame me, its just my opinion.... :)

tkpenalty

Dont like it as well... with the door closed, the front intake does NOTHING.

OnBoard

tkpenaltyDont like it as well... with the door closed, the front intake does NOTHING.

Good point, didn't look too closely at the front. Don't like doors at all, it will just be in the way every time and like you said limit already the limited intake capasity. *sticks with own case*

#10

Wile E

Power User

OnBoardBut there's a design flaw with 1 fan in and 3 fans out (+PSU), crazy underpressure and it will be filled with dust in a week. (or dust filter gets clogged).

Meh, canned air is cheap. I run a total of 7 120mm fans without filters. I just clean my system regularly.

#11

Pinchy

tkpenaltyDont like it as well... with the door closed, the front intake does NOTHING.

Like most Soprano cases, the front should be detachable with a couple of screws. Not much to worry about :).

#12

OnBoard

Wile EMeh, canned air is cheap. I run a total of 7 120mm fans without filters. I just clean my system regularly.

I have luckily so small holes in the metal mesh infront of intake that it collects the dust there, and only a finger is needed for cleanup =) (and yes, canned air is great for inside cleaning).

#13

WarEagleAU

Bird of Prey

I want this and the Gigabyte Aurora 3D 50 (or whatever()

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Thermaltake Soprano FX Case Launched

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