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Core G21 Tempered Glass Edition Midi Tower Computer Case with Side Window Black

The Core G21 Tempered Glass Edition is a Midi-Tower case by Thermaltake with a modern design that will satisfy computer design enthusiasts. Its construction has dimensions of 476x208x471 mm and...

The Core G21 Tempered Glass Edition is a Midi-Tower case by Thermaltake with a modern design that will satisfy computer design enthusiasts. Its construction has dimensions of 476x208x471 mm and supports ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini-ITX motherboards. It is possible to install a graphics card up to 410 mm in length and a cooling system up to 160 mm in height. It...

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The Core G21 Tempered Glass Edition is a Midi-Tower case by Thermaltake with a modern design that will satisfy computer design enthusiasts. Its construction has dimensions of 476x208x471 mm and supports ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini-ITX motherboards. It is possible to install a graphics card up to 410 mm in length and a cooling system up to 160 mm in height. It features 7 expansion card slots. The case is made of steel alloy and plastic, weighs 8.05 kg, and has a side window made of tempered glass. It includes a power button, standard audio inputs, and two USB 3.0 ports.

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Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Midi Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
ATX, Mini ITX, Micro ATX

Dimensions

Height
476 mm
Width
208 mm
Length
471 mm

Internal Spaces

Maximum Graphics Card Length
410 mm
Maximum Processor Heatsink Height
160 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
2
Internal Hub 2.5"
2

Fan Positions

Front
3
Rear
1
Top Positions
1
Bottom Positions
1

Water Cooling

Radiator Position
Front, Back

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, Microphone, USB 3.0
Extras
Side Window
Gaming
No
Airflow
-
Home & Office
-

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  • Αναστάσιος Μάλλιος
    5
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

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    There is nothing to envy compared to the more expensive NZXT 340 elite or the Phantek P400s TG. It is amazing. It has spaces for 6 fans (I have installed 5 Arctic 120 PWM) and the temperature does not rise, neither in the MSI RX 560 4GB nor in the Ryzen 5 1600 with the stock cooler. On the right and left, there is a TG case that hides the power supply and special slots that hold the glass panels when you want to open it. Several positions for hard drives SSD & HDD, as well as several positions to pass the cables for excellent cable management. Many dust filters everywhere, easy to clean and without disturbing the airflow. I wouldn't change it with any other now that I have it and I saw how good it is.

    P.S.
    After 2 years of using this case and having used a bunch of others for friends' builds, I have to say that it is one of the best still available today. My new case is the Enermax Starryfort SF30 and honestly, it doesn't even come close to the quality of the TT and the ease of cable management and more. A simple example: in the Enermax, I had to remove the HDD bracket to be able to somehow manage the cables, something that didn't bother me at all in the TT since it had specific positions for HDD and SSD. The TT is now with the kids, although I will probably soon make the change to take it back and give them the Enermax.

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    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Dust filtering
    • Air flow
    • Value for money
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    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Dust filtering
    • Air flow
    • Value for money
  • There is nothing to envy compared to the more expensive NZXT 340 elite or the Phantek P400s TG. It is amazing. It has spaces for 6 fans (I have installed 5 Arctic 120 PWM) and the temperature does not rise, neither in the MSI RX 560 4GB nor in the Ryzen 5 1600 with the stock cooler. On the right and left, there is a TG case that hides the power supply and special slots that hold the glass panels when you want to open it. Several positions for hard drives SSD & HDD, as well as several positions to pass the cables for excellent cable management. Many dust filters everywhere, easy to clean and without disturbing the airflow. I wouldn't change it with any other now that I have it and I saw how good it is.

    P.S.
    After 2 years of using this case and having used a bunch of others for friends' builds, I have to say that it is one of the best still available today. My new case is the Enermax Starryfort SF30 and honestly, it doesn't even come close to the quality of the TT and the ease of cable management and more. A simple example: in the Enermax, I had to remove the HDD bracket to be able to somehow manage the cables, something that didn't bother me at all in the TT since it had specific positions for HDD and SSD. The TT is now with the kids, although I will probably soon make the change to take it back and give them the Enermax.

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Main Specifications

Colour
Black
Size
Midi Tower
Compatible Motherboard Type
ATX, Mini ITX, Micro ATX

Dimensions

Height
476 mm
Width
208 mm
Length
471 mm

Internal Spaces

Maximum Graphics Card Length
410 mm
Maximum Processor Heatsink Height
160 mm

Drive Bays

Internal Hub 3.5"
2
Internal Hub 2.5"
2

Fan Positions

Front
3
Rear
1
Top Positions
1
Bottom Positions
1

Water Cooling

Radiator Position
Front, Back

Specifications

Connectivity
Audio, Microphone, USB 3.0
Extras
Side Window
Gaming
No
Airflow
-
Home & Office
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

The Core G21 Tempered Glass Edition is a Midi-Tower case by Thermaltake with a modern design that will satisfy computer design enthusiasts. Its construction has dimensions of 476x208x471 mm and supports ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini-ITX motherboards. It is possible to install a graphics card up to 410 mm in length and a cooling system up to 160 mm in height. It features 7 expansion card slots. The case is made of steel alloy and plastic, weighs 8.05 kg, and has a side window made of tempered glass. It includes a power button, standard audio inputs, and two USB 3.0 ports.

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Reviews (2)

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  2. 4 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  • Αναστάσιος Μάλλιος
    5
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    There is nothing to envy compared to the more expensive NZXT 340 elite or the Phantek P400s TG. It is amazing. It has spaces for 6 fans (I have installed 5 Arctic 120 PWM) and the temperature does not rise, neither in the MSI RX 560 4GB nor in the Ryzen 5 1600 with the stock cooler. On the right and left, there is a TG case that hides the power supply and special slots that hold the glass panels when you want to open it. Several positions for hard drives SSD & HDD, as well as several positions to pass the cables for excellent cable management. Many dust filters everywhere, easy to clean and without disturbing the airflow. I wouldn't change it with any other now that I have it and I saw how good it is.

    P.S.
    After 2 years of using this case and having used a bunch of others for friends' builds, I have to say that it is one of the best still available today. My new case is the Enermax Starryfort SF30 and honestly, it doesn't even come close to the quality of the TT and the ease of cable management and more. A simple example: in the Enermax, I had to remove the HDD bracket to be able to somehow manage the cables, something that didn't bother me at all in the TT since it had specific positions for HDD and SSD. The TT is now with the kids, although I will probably soon make the change to take it back and give them the Enermax.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Dust filtering
    • Air flow
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
    • Space
    • Cable management
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Dust filtering
    • Air flow
    • Value for money
  • There is nothing to envy compared to the more expensive NZXT 340 elite or the Phantek P400s TG. It is amazing. It has spaces for 6 fans (I have installed 5 Arctic 120 PWM) and the temperature does not rise, neither in the MSI RX 560 4GB nor in the Ryzen 5 1600 with the stock cooler. On the right and left, there is a TG case that hides the power supply and special slots that hold the glass panels when you want to open it. Several positions for hard drives SSD & HDD, as well as several positions to pass the cables for excellent cable management. Many dust filters everywhere, easy to clean and without disturbing the airflow. I wouldn't change it with any other now that I have it and I saw how good it is.

    P.S.
    After 2 years of using this case and having used a bunch of others for friends' builds, I have to say that it is one of the best still available today. My new case is the Enermax Starryfort SF30 and honestly, it doesn't even come close to the quality of the TT and the ease of cable management and more. A simple example: in the Enermax, I had to remove the HDD bracket to be able to somehow manage the cables, something that didn't bother me at all in the TT since it had specific positions for HDD and SSD. The TT is now with the kids, although I will probably soon make the change to take it back and give them the Enermax.

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