Thermaltake Xaser Series Full tower ATX Cases Review Author: Alan Wong Date Posted: May 23, 2004 Xaser V WinGo V8000A - SLRating: Xaser V Damier V5000A - SLRating: Bottom Line: Thermaltake Technology recently released their new line of Xaser Series Full tower ATX Cases. SLCentral evaluated the external and internal structure of the Xaser V WinGo and Damier cases, we found both good things and bad things about the Xaser V read on to find out more........ Article Navigation Introduction Specifications Front Panel Door Rear End of Case/USB Internal Structure Conclusions >> Discuss This Article Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> Discuss This Article

Rear End of Case and External USB/Firewire/Mic

Unlike most full tower cases, these cases only houses one rear 90mm fan as opposed to two 80mm fans. Two 80mm fans usually provide more airflow than one fan, even if it is 90mm. Although a 90mm fan doesn’t suck, it would have been more efficient to have either two 80mm fans or one 120mm

At the top of the case, there is a flip door that opens to reveal two USB2.0 ports, one Firewire port, and one microphone in and one microphone out jack. Adjacent to the flip door are the vents that cover the top fan.

Internal Structure

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