SUMMARY: What happens when you take a Chieftec case with the Antec SX1030 design and add aluminum to the mix? You get the Thermaltake Xaser II 6000 enclosure. But good looks and an already solid design aren't all that it has to offer. Come join Mike "Darthtanion" Wright as he takes a look at this very case and finds out if Thermaltake was able to enhance an already excellent enclosure.
By now, just about everyone has heard of them. We’re talking about Thermaltake, of course. They have been going out of their way to make a name for themselves in the world of cooling those enthusiast systems. And since they target the overclocker and performance user, they also manage to make a product line that works for the everyday computer user as well.
We’ve seen a number of their products over the past months and years, but this has been mainly heatsinks for either those high-performance processors or the high-end video card. But lately, this company has been spreading out into other areas of computing. Which brings us to the review of the day, the Thermaltake Xaser II 6000 Plus enclosure. We’ll have to see how this case links in with cooling, but that’s a bit later. Let’s start off with getting down and dirty.
