Thermaltake View 71 RGB 4-Sided Tempered Glass Vertical GPU Modular E-ATX Gaming Full Tower Computer Case CA-1I7-00F1WN-01, Black
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Style: View 71
Color: Black
Features
- 4 SIDED GLASS VIEWING PROTECTION: 5 millimeter thick tempered glass panels spaced from the chassis for optimal airflow; Top, Front, and Swing Door Design on Left and Right
- 3 WAY RADIATOR VIEW: Supporting 3 way radiator fitments; Top, Front or Vertical View is mounting on Motherboard Tray
- VERTICAL GPU: Includes GPU Float bracket allows vertical mounting options for 2.5 slot GPU solutions; (Riser Cable Sold Separately)
- COOL WITH RGB 3 Ring 14 RGB LED Fans (140 millimeter) providing excellent cooling performance with RGB lighting
- SUPPORT UP TO 10 HDD: 2.5 inches/3.5 inches x 4 with HDD Rack + 3.5 inches x 3 / 2.5 inches x 6 behind M/B Tray
- Supports Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX, and E ATX Motherboard
- I/O PORT: USB 3.0 x 2, USB 2.0 x 2, HD Audio x 1
- OUTSTANDING EXPANSION: Max CPU Cooler Height 190 millimeter / Max VGA Length 310 millimeter (With HDD Rack) 410 millimeter (Without HDD Rack) / Max PSU Length 220 millimeter (Without Bottom Fan)
- DIMENSION: 23.3 inches x 10.8 inches x 22.7 inches / 42.1 pounds
- 3 Year Warranty
Description
Designed to expand the legacy of the View Series lineup, the View 71 RGB Tempered Glass Edition Full Tower Chassis features unrivaled cooling support and expandability surrounded in tempered glass for a one of a kind view. Swing open full window tempered glass panels for easy access with all panels properly spaced for optimal airflow. Preinstalled with 140mm Riing RGB fans, Vertical GPU mount and 3-Way Radiator support for today's PC hardware demands, the only limitation is your imagination. "This chassis has easily erned our gold seal and excites us for the future of Thermaltake's chassis." - Technology X "The View 71 TG is a beast and is well received." - Tweaktown "Ultimately, the Thermaltake View 71 is well-built, and well-thought out and flexible." - HardOCPalso earned HardOCP's Gold Award Key Features: E-ATX Full Tower Material: SPCC Motherboard Compatibility: Mini ITX / Micro ATX / ATX / E-ATX 140mm RGB LED Riing Fan x 3 Pre-installed (Hardware Controlled; Model Number CL-F043-PL14SW-B) 5mm Tempered Glass x 4 (Left, Right, Front, Top) 3 Year Warranty Expansion: 4 x Accessible 3.5” or 2.5” (with HDD Rack) 3 x 3.5” or 6 x 2.5” Hidden Drive Bay Expansion Slots: 8 + 2 Side Panel I/O Ports: USB 3.0 x 2 USB 2.0 x 2 HD Audio x 1 Fan Support: Front: 3 x 120mm / 2 x 140mm Top: 3 x 120mm / 3 x 140mm Rear: 1 x 120mm / 1 x 140mm Bottom: 2 x 120mm Radiator Support: Front: 1 x 360mm / 1 x 420mm Top: 1 x 360mm / 1 x 420mm Rear: 1 x 120mm / 1 x 140mm Bottom: 1 x 240mm Dimension & Weight: 23.3” x 10.8” x 22.7” (H x W x D) 41.66 lb Clearance: Max CPU Cooler Height: 190mm Max VGA Length: 310mm (With HDD Rack) / 410mm (Without HDD Rack) Max PSU Length: 220mm (Without Bottom Fan) Support Please visit our website or search "Thermaltake Support" for any assistance.
Brand: Thermaltake
Motherboard Compatability: ATX
Case Type: Full Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Color: Black
Material: Tempered Glass
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Model Name: CA-1I7-00F1WN-01
Fan Size: 14 centimeters
Supported Motherboard: ATX
Case Type: Full Tower
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Fan Size: 14 centimeters
Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 8
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 4
Other Special Features of the Product: RGB Lighting
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 inches
Internal Bays Quantity: 10
Compatible Devices: Standard ATX motherboards, power supply units, storage drives, expansion cards, and cooling systems.
Number of Fans: 3
Light Color: RGB
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Tempered Glass
Item Weight: 42.1 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 22.7"D x 10.8"W x 23.3"H
Brand: Thermaltake
Model Name: CA-1I7-00F1WN-01
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Thermaltake USA Direct
UPC: 841163000687
Global Trade Identification Number: 87
Built-In Media: Computer Case, Fan 3, Manual, Tool Pack
Item Type Name: View 71 RGB 4-Sided Tempered Glass Vertical GPU Modular SPCC E-ATX Gaming Full Tower Computer Case
Model Number: CA-1I7-00F1WN-01
Mfr Part Number: CA-1I7-00F1WN-01
Warranty Description: 3 year warranty
Antenna Location: Gaming
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I am absolutely in love with this case! I cannot speak for water cooling since I have not set my pc up that way. The case is massive... it really is big. I was blown away when they delivered the box. Packaging was fine. Unpacking was easy. It is HEAVY, but if you remove the glass, which is very easy, it's like half the weight or less. So when I want to tinker, I take the glass off where it sits, then move it. The sides are set on hinges. You take out the two screws and open it like a door, then lift it off the hinges. The little things impress me the most.... The attention to detail! The top pin is a little longer than the bottom pin.. so you can set the top pin in the hinge a little, and then line up the bottom. This is ingenious because one could spend all day trying to get them both to line up at once. The top and front glass are held in by the attractive screws. The glass is thick and durable.. you are not going to break or scratch it. The screws that hold the glass on are nice, black so they blend in, and have rubber washers. I remember reading a review that said the space between the case and the glass was not big enough for adequate air flow. That is totally a lie. I don't know if that was a fake review from a competitor but there is plenty of air flow. I would know. I have 13 fans in my case and I count the power supply fan because it is drawing air from in the case and blowing it out the back. Ideal fan placement: (3) 120mm in the front, (3) 140mm on the top, (1) 140mm on the back, (3) 120mm on the cpu radiator cooler and I managed to get (2) 120mm fans on the bottom. The radiator: Sits in the case, in front of the motherboard, on the right side. The radiator and fans may sit on the top, I did not try. This mount comes completely off which is nice for installation purposes. Take it off, install whatever, then 4 screws to put it back. I opted to put my radiator on the inside right panel because of 2 reasons; 1: I wanted those fans on top, 2: that's how it was done in the installation video I looked up. It is a Thermaltake case and I did buy a Thermaltake cooler and it all lined up nicely. Almost like it was made for this case! All my fans are Thermaltake as well. The radiator goes all the way to the bottom of the case, so I had to move a fan some to make it work.. not ideal since it's offset and not totally on the grate with the holes, but it's there and still pulls in air. Options: This case has many options... if you don't have a cooler, or a batman figurine to put in the case (front) you can use the hard drive modules that come with it. I opted to take mine out and use the mounts on the other side (right side) of the case. Very handy and gets them out of the way. Less clutter, more air flow. Also comes with a mount for the video card if you are liquid cooling, also removable. Lets talk about cable management. There are plenty of places to run these cables.. including holes with rubber washers at the edge of the motherboard mounting area... so you can run the cable in and attach it right where it sits. Holes across the top every so often so you can run cables directly from the fan to the hole and not along the inside, across the case, just to find a hole. You don't have to run the cable across anything. I had issues with the board and the radiator... I couldn't attach my front USB 3.0 ports... this was unacceptable so I installed a PCI USB 3.0. Added (5) USB 3.0 to the back and I got my front USB ports back since this piece of hardware had 2 additional ports in the front. The bad part about this is, there are more cables and the PC looked so much cleaner before I installed that. Oh well... can't win at everything all the time. Maybe I could have found a cable that had a "L" in it and made it work, but I wanted the extra USBs on the back anyway. The best motherboard you can get doesn't have enough lol. The right side of the case: 3 places to mount HDD, and ample room to stuff all your cords you don't want to see. I have (3) RGB fan control modules back there along with all the cables for the fans and one HDD. It's crowded.. but a perfect place to hide all those cables. It has a top, front and bottom dust screen.. THANK YOU Thermaltake! This case is the perfect home for my MSI MEG Godlike motherboard, i9-9700k processor, 1080ti graphics card and all glorious fans moving all the air I want. I need it with the overclocking. This is the best and the last case I will ever buy. Thank you Thermaltake for making such a well thought out product so perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2019 by Amanda Bakke
**UPDATE** If you're planning to mount your GPU vertically, you'll want to get a smaller CPU cooler, like the Thermaltake UX100 for example. Not a tower CPU cooler. I always start with the case when I build a new PC, so after MUCH deliberation I chose the View 71 RGB and I couldn't have made a better choice! It's extremely versatile and really badass-looking. If you like lots of RGB lights, this is the perfect case. The glass panels show off all of your lights and hardware, but still allow for airflow. I've been monitoring temperatures closely, especially while playing (mostly) Starfield on Ultra settings, and I haven't had any issues. The glass sides are also really easy to open up AND remove for ease of access during the build. In addition to the 3 fans that come with the case I added 3 140mm CoolerMaster fans at the top of the case, and a large CPU cooler with a 140mm fan. I used a couple of 4TB NVMe SSDs in my build, but I really like the options they provided for larger SSDs and HDDs. Routing and organizing cables is super easy, too, and there's LOTS of space on the "hide side" for SSDs and any wires and cables you want out of sight. I really can't recommend this case highly enough, but if I had to list some cons, I'd say it's heavy. Really heavy. And you can't put it on a rolling base because then you won't be able to open the side panels. But that's a trade-off I'll happily make.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023 by CarrShow
Review for View 71 RGB. Quality is great. Only exception is the glass top and the glass main view door do not fit the pins exactly. Since they are injection molded, they cannot be loosened and re-centered to allow for better fitment. I am able to get them "pressed" into place, but would rather they just work. The rest of the case is wonderful. I was able to get three 140mm fans to mount into the front. The top of the three fans does not line up exact with the window they have made in the front but who cares. (See Pics) Several other notes from my build: I am using a EVGA gold 750 and was JUST BARELY able to get the two of the matching RGB riing120mm fans I purchased separately to fit in the lower location. So some of the larger/deeper power supplies would only have allowed one 120mm. Another note for using this case with CPU air cooling and a Z390 Motherboard with the GPU mounted Vertically: I am using a very common "entry level" CPU cooler, the Cool Master Hyper 212 CPU cooler along with a Z390 motherboard. Since this motherboard family has the CPU socket located closer to the center of the board the CPU cooler could not be mounted vertically with the fan blowing toward the rear of the case as is typical, there is just not enough room. So, IF you are going to mount your video card in the vertical extended slot provided take extra care to speck your CPU air cooler. As you can see from my pic even with the CPU cooler blowing up there is only a 1/4" gap at most there. In my case I had to Slip the fan on from the top of the cooler which was a hassle. If I run into issues with keeping my CPU cool and need to upgrade I will not be buying an air solution (which I prefer to liquid) but will be forced to buy a liquid loop to ensure clearance issues are not a problem. See attached pics for help deciding. I originally didn't think I would use an optical drive in my build but after fitting it between the two drive bays provided I was happily satisfied with leaving it attached after installing all software from discs. I had no problems with the Thermaltake fans or controllers. Looking GOOD. Also note that this View 71 is heavy. I will weigh my total build and post it here later. Love the case. Love the layout. Easy cable runs and room to grow.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2018 by Doitallbetter
I am going to write a short version and then give some details for anybody who might want them. short version: Case shipped and received within 3 days. When I picked it up on my front porch I heard the sound of broken tempered glass. I contacted UPS and Amazon. UPS should not have delivered something that was obviously broken, or at least made a note as to the condition of the box and the fact that it was leaking glass shards out. Furthermore they wanted the "shipped from address" it's not enough to have the tracking# from Amazon what is the street that the warehouse is on? Come on Amazon must be your biggest client. Shame on ups ! Now my Amazon experience This is a $175.00 case when you have prime. I contacted a Amazon customer service representative. Very pleasant experience with no problems. I advise the agent that I had taken the box from the porch and heard the broken glass. I also explained that I had not opened the box but I knew what was going on inside. It was like handling a cardboard box filled with P gravel. I told her that I could take pictures and send it to her proving therefore that the damage had occurred prior to me opening the box. The box showed very little damage some broken tape and not perfectly fitting cardboard panel on the bottom. The courteous customer service representative confirmed the shipping address and then advise me that a brand new replacement would be shipped to me no charge within five days. She also advised me that if it was necessary she would include a link to receive the pictures in an email confirming our disposition of the situation. Amazon's resolution in this situation was outstanding and friction free. In the pictures I posted number five picture is the glass pouring out on my floor. I chose to open the box, in hindsight now I think it might've been a mistake but I was so eager to start building I could not resist. If you receive one of these boxes and it sounds like P gravel inside I would highly recommend that you take it to a surface that's clean and smooth and can easily be cleaned of microscopic glass particles. In theory tempered glass is like the side window in an automobile it will break into tiny cubes but not shards that are sharp and able to pierce or cut skin. This in fact was not the case with the glass that poured out of my box it had been rattling around so long that the cubes had fractured into millions of tiny spikes shards and cubes. I made the mistake of opening it in my room on a hardwood floor. All parts of the box the foam padding the computer case were covered with these skin piercing needle like shards. This created a four hour cleanup project I took everything outside. I removed the front I O the fans and the wiring. I washed the entire case box and foam pads with hot soapy water and rinsed it well careful to remove all the class particles. So here's where the build starts since it was partially apart I went ahead and removed the other glass panels the plastic panels and the feet where it sits. I had seen a picture I believe posted in an Amazon review that had a blue color that I was attracted to for this build. After finding the appropriate plastic compatible paint in the right color. I sanded all the abrasion damage from the broken glass, off of the plastic parts. I prepared them for paint and then carefully started the color change. So I'll let that be the conclusion of the short version. The rest of the story: I had started this project a couple months ago and had spent many hours determining the right case for the right price for the project, I had in mind. With the new Ryzen 3000 processors my ultimate goal was to end up with something that performed much better than my Ryzen 7 2700X . I had purchased a new Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming 7 wifi motherboard after determining it is one of the best power delivery X470 motherboards, and totally compatible with overclocking the new 12 or 16 core processors. I also want to let the X570 platform to mature a little before making a purchase especially trying to avoid the high release prices. So my build had plans for future upgrades within the platform. The case was going to be a keeper. I had already found a CPU cooling solution that included waterblock for a Radeon Vega 64. I came across a no other GPU that was identical for a reasonable price. I then acquired another water block for it and a 360 mm radiator to cool the twin GPU's down. The 240 mm radiator mounted on the right side of the case is just for the CPU. The case came with three RGB 140 mm fans I use those two in the front one in the rear connected to the controller that was not compatible with the motherboard RGB system. Therefore the static color blue or the blue and some other configuration would give me what I think is the most visually pleasing appearance. The other five fans I have mounted in the case are controlled by the motherboard. So after mounting the hardware I had on hand while waiting for the replacement case I decided that maybe a little pin striping on the blue would set it off, that was a fun project and I'm pleased with the results. This was the my first custom loop with hard tubing. There was definitely a learning curve involved but all in all a rewarding choice. The case does not come with a PSU cover so I created one, and now with this experience, I would do a little different next time. The custom wiring is done from scratch to a 850 W EVGA supernova G3 again a challenging project that was rewarding in the end. I liked the case enough that if I can find a replacement glass for the one that was broken I will purchase the replacement that Amazon sent me. Because in the end the only thing I used up the second case was the one glass panel had been broken, and I built my system in the damaged case. And what those plans are ???? give me a couple months I already have a I9-9900K on a Asus ROG maximus in a Thermaltake level 20 VT and love it. So E-ATX m............?So hears what happen I bought A 50Th anniversary Ryzen 7 2700X Lisa Sue CPU and in the Silicone Lottery I was a winner. I Updated The bios to F42a on the mobo and now with some better RAM My benchmarks went to the 99% brackets Cine-bench R15 and R20 and 3D Mark Fire Strike yes in the 99%. But it wont smash my I9-9900K an a ASUS Rog Z390 Maximums XI Gene that's overclocked to 5.0 on all cores with a EVGA 1080 FTW GPU. So now I build ITX MINI computers
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2019 by Philip C.
I bought this case to do a new PC build and I do have to say it is a great looking case. I ended up returning it and going with another case due to it being scratched up on the top of the case underneath the protective plastic. I can only assume it came that way from the factory. As other reviews have noted it does have some issues with the screws being cross threaded and hard to screw back down on the side panel. I think if it was not scratched I still would have built in this case despite that. If it had a better system for holding the panels such as some type of latch this would definitely be a 5 star case. You may have to mash the case panels on quite firm to get the screws back in but the screw posts seem quite sturdy and probably wouldnt strip that easily despite the bottom screw being a bit crooked due to the weight of the panel. If you want to find out more about the thermals there are some videos online from Nexus Gaming which are quite helpful. Overall I liked the case and only went with a different option because it was scratched. I think if you got a pristine model you would be quite happy. I would definitely recommend a larger full tower case if you are new to PC building. One other thing to note is it is extremely heavy, do not plan on taking this to a lan party or your buddies house.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2019 by Walfred
Ok, so I saw the reviews talking about how huge this thing is, and I thought "I'm sure they're being hyperbolic." THEY WERE NOT. This thing measures 22" x 22.5" x 10.5" YES, ITS NEARLY 2 FEET TALL, 2 FEET WIDE, AND NEARLY A FOOT DEEP. Be aware of this as you may not have room for the absolute GIRTH of this monster. That out of the way, its perfect. All materials are new and in good shape, my purchase included the controller unit for the RGB fans (I saw other reviews saying it wasn't included but mine was so idk what they're talking about). One word of caution, there do seem to be different concept arts/designs so know what you're getting. On the box it shows a total of 4 RGB lighted fans (3 on the front, one in the back). The Amazon photos showed 2 in front only. THATS WHAT YOU GET, 2 FRONT 1 BACK. Other than that, its gorgeous and I love it. Just again, be aware of the sheer mass. If you're working within a small area and don't have tons of desk space to spare, look elsewhere. This thing practically needs its own pedestal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2020 by Jordan Hess
I bought this case for the sole purpose of attempting my first custom water cooling build. It delivered that and some more. Please note that this case is slightly bigger (taller and wider) than your usual mid ATX tower so take note of the measurements of the place you want to place it first to see if it fits and save yourself a trip to the UPS store. Back to the case, the construction is one of the most solid I've ever seen and it shows. It's heavy and extremely well built. It has room for a lot possible water cooling combinations and some more. Mobile windows on both sides are a blast, as it's extremely convenient for people who like to make frequent changes or even clean it! Fans on the case are RGB customizable so you can pick whatever color suits your mood or your station. I put 4 stars in versatility as it's not easy to move or transport and if that's the kind of case you need better look for a lighter set up. Otherwise this is the best case I've ever owned.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2018 by CHRISTIAN T
The case is made of good quality material. It's a huge case so you have plenty of room to work in it and you can put a kitchen sink in it if you wanted too😁. I believe the case can handle newly created parts that are not invented today. The 4-panel glass that is on the case makes the case super heavy. I use an air cool heatsink in the case. I live in a desert. The CPU in summer runs around 112F. In the winter the CPU runs around 97F. That's is pretty good for the type of processor that I'm using. I credit this kind of temperature on the airflow of the case. I have 7 140mm case fans in the case. 3 front, 3 Top, 1 in the back.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by Michael Summers