Thermaltake Versa C22 Snow Edition RGB LED Lighting SPCC ATX Mid Tower Computer Chassis CA-1G9-00M6WN-00

I honestly have no idea how these people built a pc if they cant figure out how to remove a plastic top from a case that is held on by plastic clips. I absolutely love the case, and the way it looks. I havent had any overheating issues, and it was so easy to build in. Tip for people who are buying this case, the front and top remove so you can easily get to the extra screws and other wiring you need to plug into the motherboard. Both sides are detachable, the one with the glass is for building in, the back is for your wire management and hdd/ssd installation. By far the best case for the price. I have been looking for a case to finish my build off, and I just bit the bullet and bought this one. Not disappointed at all.

I really really REALLLYYY want to like this case... I do. It was fairly easy to build in, the quality of everything on the inside is on point, installing was fairly easy. However it is just sitting in this weird middle ground that doesn't quite hit any of the points it could.Pros:At a glance this case is gorgeous and very aesthetically pleasing.Clearance for gpu's is greatCable Management is fairly easy with the rubber grommets that are includedRGB's are fairly straight forward, Bright but not overwhelming.Cons:-Plastic for the power buttons shattered ( like exploded ) as i was routing it through the grommets on the bottom.-Molex connector for the rgb setup had very loose connections, I had a tool handy to re-seat them but it just seems like a simple thing.-THERMALS... this thing is tricky... if you mount a radiator where they suggest, behind the front panel, then you end up with all your air coming back into the case or just recirculating behind the panel... I initially tried to make it work with an AIO corsair H55 and it just... wouldn't...cool. Mounting to the rear trying to pump air out of the case didnt work, so now i have it dumping into the case and this works for the cpu but puts a greater load on the gpu. A few fans would help alleviate this but assuming you are at the price point where you don't want to spend 100+ on a case or get too cheap of a case, you probably dont want to spend another 20ish on fans.-The plastic they use for the side panel seems...soft? It was scratched on the inside when i recieved it, not too big of a deal because it's hardly noticeable but i foresee this looking pretty rough in a year or 2 just from being wiped down.-Theres these 2 blue leds that light up when you turn on the case up top, they seem unncesary and are fairly bright/annoying, if they were dimmer and rgb it would just...make sense-Also the dust cover for the power supply was jammed in there and didnt want to come out, took a fair mount of forceTL;DR= Case is OK for the money, its not horrible, most of the problems are easily fixed, at this price point its pretty much a tossup between this and the NZXT source in my eyes and i would probably go with this again. Hopefully Thermaltake makes a "Premium" version with a tempered glass side panel, vents on the front panel (similar to the top) and tad more QA on the plastics for the case; because then this would be a knockout 10/10

Pros:RGBA lot of ventilationGreat cable managementRelatively InexpensiveCons:Can't fit a ridiculous amount of HDDs, if that's important.Bottom line:It's a great case for the Money and though it may not look as ridiculously cool as some higher end cases, it is a lot cheaper. The ventilation is great and it has great cable management. I definitely recommend this case.

This case is absolutely amazing. Thermaltake honestly is the best quality for the price but the great thing is you get so many perks as a high dollar case. Building in this case was a cake walk as well. So much room in the back for cable management and rubber grommets around the cable routes is a huge plus. The only downfall is the side panel is a bit to dark for my liking. But over all I'm absolutely impressed. RGB is also a nice touch lol, works great.

 This is a pretty good case. In short, I would recommend it for most people but there are a few things worth mentioning. I won't waste your time, so I'll just give you a list of pros and cons and a short video.Pros:- Plenty of space for virtually any type of build.- Light-weight, so it's not too hard to move around.- Plenty of room for cable management on the back and in the basement- Built-in RGB lightingCons: (although these may not be bad things to everyone, still worthy of consideration)- The front and top cover are hard to pop off. The plastic feels a little weak and feels like it could break as you tear the covers off for fan/rad installation. (Mine hasn't broken after 3 removals, but it still makes me nervous.)- The RGB lighting is not software sync capable and it only has a single color breathing mode, flash between colors, and breathe between colors. NO STATIC OPTION- Grommets for cables are in somewhat inconvenient places, but not too big a deal. (at least for my motherboard [Asus maximus ix hero])- Not a lot of air ventilation, but with enough fans it does pretty good. (I pull air in through the front and push it out the top and back.)- The plastic side panel viewing window is tinted and is really DARK. I have 3 rgb fans, an LED strip, some RGB ram, and an RGB cpu cooler. All that lighting barely shows through, as you can see in the included video.*SOLUTION* : I bought a peice of Plexiglas for around $10 USD and made a new panel which worked perfectly.

Nice product thought I Gould control with other RGB lighting fans and contrulers bit couldn't. The fan plexiglas glass had muiltiple scratches as well as the metal.

One flaw you have to snap off the front to access your CD tray but it still is a nice buy and the image is click bait

Good case, would go slightly bigger for a i7 8700k if you were going with an aio. The cable management system isn't the greatest but it gets the job done.

It looks really nice. Has great cable management. Keeps everything nice and cool. Even has fantastic support for large GPU's, PSU's, CPU coolers, and radiators.

I recently started using the LED option for the case, and slowly but surely, some of the LEDs were losing their intended colors.

Works good, msrp is like 100 dollars on this 60 or so is a much better price for what it isl

Do not buy this case if you take airflow and material quality serious. This is a toy for a minor. The plastic material is so fragile that I ended up cracking it twice just trying...

Cracked in a week. Does not have the rgb pattern in the picture. The blue leds poking out the front are blinding for people that use sleep mode.

Fantastic case,not much else to say

For the price this is listed at, I find it to be very underrated. It was extremely easy to build inside of, and with the side panel and the LED’s, it couldn’t look any better!!