Thermaltake Mozart Tx Case (VE1000) Review @ Overclocker Cafe

Iria · Aug 10, 2006, 04:59 PM

Review: Overclocker Cafe
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Thermaltake has generated a lot of interest with the hype about their new Mozart Tx case. The biggest thrust has been their '7 things Mozart Tx can do' marketing campaign' that has generated what seems more like 7,000 things a Mozart Tx case can do. The Mozart Tx is capable of a great deal simply because its design concept is from an entirely new perspective. Not only is the case designed to hold two complete and independent systems but one of the optional components is a 7" retractable monitor that hides away much like a CD-ROM. The biggest thing about the Mozart Tx case is of course... itself. The Mozart Case is so large it can almost be mistaken for a small industrial sized generator. Big, as in it can hold TEN 120mm case fans without looking out of place. Thanks to the good people at Thermaltake we have a chance to look at their new pride in an exclusive review here at the OC Cafe'. Without delay, let's jump right in.

Aug 10, 2006, 04:59 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Thermaltake Mozart Tx Case (VE1000) Review @ Overclocker Cafe Review: Overclocker Cafe _________ Thermaltake has generated a lot of interest with the hype about their new Mozart Tx case. The biggest thrust has been their '7 things Mozart Tx can do' marketing campaign' that has generated what seems more like 7,000 things a Mozart Tx case can do. The Mozart Tx is capable of a great deal simply because its design concept is from an entirely new perspective. Not only is the case designed to hold two complete and independent systems but one of the optional components is a 7" retractable monitor that hides away much like a CD-ROM. The biggest thing about the Mozart Tx case is of course... itself. The Mozart Case is so large it can almost be mistaken for a small industrial sized generator. Big, as in it can hold TEN 120mm case fans without looking out of place. Thanks to the good people at Thermaltake we have a chance to look at their new pride in an exclusive review here at the OC Cafe'. Without delay, let's jump right in.