Cooling solutions manufacturer, Thermaltake, has released the Core V21, the latest addition to the Core V chassis series. The Core V21 is a quadrate micro M-ATX-based chassis that offers an endless stackable thermal solution. It allows externally modular upgrades for enthusiasts to create dual systems.
Highlights of the Core V21 Micro M-ATX chassis include:
- Vertical and Horizontal Motherboard Placement: The Core V21 is designed for use in either a vertical or horizontal orientation on the motherboard.
- Stackable: Stacking chassis together provides more space for users to expand either the liquid cooling system or the storage solutions, or create dual systems. The maximum radiator length supported is 600mm at the front of the stack.
- Expansion: Modular drive racks allow gamers to install up to six data storage devices, a dual expansion slot VGA up to 350mm in length, and a tower CPU cooler up to 185mm in height. Additionally, two 240mm radiators can be installed on top of the chassis.
- Ventilation: The chassis offers various mounting points to support all types of cooling systems, including DIY/AIO liquid-cooling systems and air-cooling units. A large 200mm fan is preinstalled on the front.
- Chambers Concept: The Core V21 is divided into two main chambers: the upper chamber is made for cooling performance and efficiency, while the lower one is made for PSU and drive bays.
- Tt LCS Certified: The chassis is †”Tt LCS Certified,” meaning that it has been tested to be most compatible with extreme liquid cooling configurations to ensure the best performance, features, and fit, states Thermaltake.
