Introduction

I would like to thank Thermaltake for supplying the review sample.


Thermaltake is well known for offering large, spacious enclosures and the CTE C750 being reviewed today is no different. Available in black or white, the chassis is essentially a dual-chamber enclosure with a 90° rotated motherboard. While that in itself is nothing new, Thermaltake has dubbed its spin the Centralized Thermal Efficiency or CTE form factor, which puts the core system components at the center of three sides of intakes, with the hot air being exhausted out of the top of the chassis. Form factor may be a bit of a loaded term, as that usually is dictated by the motherboard size, not the chassis layout. As such, the case ships with three 140 mm fans - two of of which pull in air from the front and rear, while the third sucks air out the top. We received the CTE C750 TG ARGB in black for review.

Specifications

Packaging

Thermaltake ships the CTE C750 TG ARGB in a brown cardboard box with the same image on both larger sides. One of these panels also let's you know which color variant is within and that the ARGB implementation works with all the usual board brands out there. On one of the sides, there is a specification table while the other just has another image of the chassis.


Thermaltake has put thick Styrofoam spacers in the front and back of the CTE C750 TG ARGB. These are clearly branded with the model number as well.