Thermaltake was kind enough to send me their new Overseer RX-I case, it is aimed at the affordable-Full-Tower market, with a current price of $129 it is quite affordable for those who are looking for more room than a mid tower case can offer.
By now I think everybody has heard of thermaltake, they started off building heatsinks and have since added on all sorts of products. I’ve been reviewing a number of their power supplies for instance, including one I’ll be using for this review, a Toughpower XT 1275w 80+ Platinum.
If you ask Thermaltake about what they stand for, they’ll say the following:
| Values & Principles
“- While still a relatively young company, established in 1999, Thermaltake is built on unwavering will and dedication to address issues and innovate at the same time for computer enthusiasts and corporate users worldwide . – With strong support of Research & Development team standing behind the brand, Thermaltake is committed to never-follow but always-lead.
– In past decades, the industrial and technological advancements in different fields have shaped the world we live in today and have also made a big impact on the environment. Thermaltake takes great measures to ensure the product that we produce relieve these impacts by being first to act on 80 PLUS® specification for computer power supply that greatly reduces the amount of electricity that a computer consumes. – Always striving to be the best, we continuously benchmark our performance against the very best internally and externally. – Customers are our greatest asset and Thermaltake does not take that for granted. That is why Thermaltake is the industry leading in customer service and customer support with around-the-clock automated product return service.” Or at least their web page says so, here. |
With the preamble out of the way, it’s time for features and specs on the next page.
