Cases are an important part of the computer. After all, if your shiny new HD 5870 video card doesn’t fit in the case you will need a new case. Likewise the new generation of SSD drives with their 2.5” width is a lot faster but if you have an older case with only 5.25” drive bays or a couple of 3.5” drive bays and a FDD bay, it will take a little doing to get it to work.
Thermaltake manufactures regular cases and Home Theater PC cases, Power Supplies and other computer components for the last few years. Their Element S and Element T have been successful designs for the PC space. Thermaltake’s latest case is the Element G and that is the case on the test bench being reviewed today. This case is designed for gaming according to Thermaltake.
