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Thermaltake Element Q Mini-ITX Chassis w/ 220W Power Supply

By: (more) | Cases, Cooling & PSU Content | Posted: Dec 13, 2010 2:14 am
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TweakTown Rating: 92%    Manufacturer: Thermaltake

The Packaging

 

 

The Element Q follows the rest of the line up and uses a black box with the Thermaltake red stripe going around it. The VL5000 Series of cases is what the Element Q seen on the front falls into. As you can see, even the chassis itself carries the red striping as the much larger Element chassis did.

 

 

Three features of the Element are listed on this side. They cover the form factor, the looks, and the silence of operation in this list.

 

 

Major features of the chassis are listed on the rear of the box along with images and tests to explain how they benefit you. Externally they cover the front I/O, looks, and the ventilation. Internally they cover the drive assemblies, the expansion slot, and the included power supply. The bottom takes you on a 360° trip around the outside of the Element Q for your viewing pleasure.

 

 

If you buy one of these from the store, you will find a specifications chart on this side to aid you with knowledge on what can be expected with the Element Q. UPS didn't think it was so important, so they went ahead and blocked our view of it.

 

 

The Element Q is very small and easy to get stacked on when in transit. The Styrofoam ends secure and center the chassis while the plastic liner keeps the abrasions at bay and allowed me to receive an Element Q in perfect condition.

 


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