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November 2008
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Incredible airflow and cooling capabilities, Wireless side panel fan, Painted exterior, Many extras included, Advanced Thermal Chamber works very well, Cable management system is top-notch and reusable,
Too much cheap-feeling plastic, Handle on adjustable fan mount feels brittle, Side panel fan noisy, No E-ATX functionality.
As I sit here finalizing my thoughts on the Spedo, I am at odds as to how I feel about it. On one hand, it is a very capable chassis with well above average cooling characteristics. The design and layout shows attention to detail. It is very roomy and...
Spacious, Advance Thermal Chambers 3 they work, Cable management, Good airflow
Non reusable PCI covers
Thermaltake has hit on a lot of good things with the Spedo, and Ive learned it is not restrictive like the swimwear with a similar name. While at first I thought the ATC 3 was more of a gimmick, I found it works quite well especially with isolating he...
The case shows very good artisanship, without a doubt. Its well built and caters to users looking for other options in the full-size tower market. There are plenty of people that love fancy cases with all sorts of features, even if some arent actual...
Here is case nearing completion and the last picture shows that case complete and ready to be test. Our goal in testing was to see how much of a difference that temperatures were with all of panels in place and with them removed. I think the resu...
Easy Setup, Air Flow Design, Case Design, The Cable Routing Management 3 system, Roomy, Setup For Water Cooling, Quiet,
The Advanced Thermal Chamber 3 can be awkward to setup.
Price PointPrice: $249.99Class: High End "Gaming" The Thermaltake Spedo advanced package price point comes in at an high end level and is priced competitively. And while the Spedo may be more expensive than some not all are winners of the 2009 CES des...
I was expecting a number of novel features considering this is Thermaltakes latest flagship case, but theres more to the Spedo than the usual tool-less gadgetry. Under its decidedly simple exterior, I found real innovation, especially in the basic co...
Extrait: For years Thermaltake has been regarded as one of the leading manufacturers of computer cases aimed at gamers and enthusiasts, and with the introduction of the Spedo Advance Chassis, it reaffirms their position and shows they can continue producing or...
Elaborate exterior design, Screwless drive bays, Three 230 mm fans, All black painting, Plenty of space for installation, Cable management system, Removable HDD cages, Very good locks for optical drives, HDD cages can be placed to face the front of the ch...
Fairly pricey, A lot of plastic everywhere, Plastic spacers are horrid, in quality and to install, 230 mm fans are fairly loud, HDD cages without backplates limited use for hotswapping
The Thermaltake Spedo Advance has an elaborate exterior design, which in turn is only possible by using plastic as a base material. Seeing this much of it, which feels quite hollow is not something you would expect from a case costing over 200 US Dolla...
Thermaltake Spedo Advance Package is a full-tower case targeted to very exigent gamers that want the most complete and flawless case as possible, lots of fans and money isn’t an issue. Here is a summary of what we found about this case.Strong Points...
All black, even on the inside, Tons of room inside, Everything is toolless (PCI, Hard drives, Optical drives), Great cable management features, Sleek design
Side panel fan is loud, Was not able to reinstall the A.T.C. 3
There are so many things about this case that other cases just dont have. First of all you rarely see cases that have a matching interior. It is nice to see that Thermaltake kept the black on the inside of the case, a good change from the boring stee...
