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title: "Thermaltake Core P3 Pro E-ATX Tempered Glass Mid Tower Gaming Computer Chassis, Open Frame Panoramic Viewing, Glass Wall-Mount, Rotatable PCI-E Slots, CA-1G4-00M1WN-09"
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# Rotatable PCI-E slots for vertical/horizontal GPU display Advanced cooling with multi-radiator & fan mounts Supports E-ATX motherboards up to 12" x 10.5" Thermaltake Core P3 Pro E-ATX Tempered Glass Mid Tower Gaming Computer Chassis, Open Frame Panoramic Viewing, Glass Wall-Mount, Rotatable PCI-E Slots, CA-1G4-00M1WN-09

**Brand:** thermaltake
**Price:** $836.00
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## Summary

> 🖤 Elevate your build with the Thermaltake Core P3 Pro — where power meets panoramic perfection.

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **GPU Your Way:** Rotatable PCI-E slots let you flex your GPU vertically or horizontally — because your rig deserves to be a statement piece.
- • **Heavy-Duty Stability:** Core P6-inspired sturdy feet ensure your heavy, high-end build stays rock solid and vibration-free.
- • **Versatile Placement Options:** Wall-mount, vertical, or horizontal setup adapts to your workspace and style effortlessly.
- • **Ultimate Cooling Flexibility:** Customizable mounts support up to 420mm radiators and multiple 120/140mm fans for peak thermal performance.
- • **Panoramic Tempered Glass Showcase:** 4mm smoked tempered glass side panel puts your build on full display with sleek sophistication.

## Overview

The Thermaltake Core P3 Pro is a premium mid-tower open-frame gaming chassis designed for E-ATX motherboards, featuring a 4mm tempered glass side panel, rotatable PCI-E slots for vertical or horizontal GPU mounting, and extensive cooling support including up to 420mm radiators. Its versatile 3-way placement options and robust Core P6-style feet provide stability and style, making it ideal for enthusiasts seeking a visually striking, high-performance PC case.

## Description

Thermaltake Core P3 Pro is a successor of the famous iconic Thermaltake Core P3 gaming computer case series. The newly add-on accessories, including new cooling mounting bracket, recessed cooling/storage mounting motherboard tray, and Core P6-like integrated feet, gives this new generation to easily adopt for all types of latest components. •P/N: CA-1G4-00M1WN-09 •CASE TYPE: Mid Tower •DIMENSION (H X W X D): 535 x 268 x 500 mm (21.06 x 10.55 x 19.69 inch) •NET WEIGHT: 12.5 kg / 27.6 lbs. •SIDE PANEL: 4mm Tempered Glass x 1 •COLOR: Black •MATERIAL: SPCC •DRIVE BAYS: 2 x 3.5” or 3 x 2.5” 4 x 3.5” or 5 x 2.5” (With HDD bracket) •EXPANSION SLOTS: 8 •MOTHERBOARDS: 6.7” x 6.7” (Mini ITX), 9.6” x 9.6” (Micro ATX), 12” x 9.6” (ATX), 12” x 10.5” (E-ATX) •I/O PORT: USB 3.2 (Gen 2) Type-C x 1, USB 3.0 x 2, HD Audio x 1 •PSU: Standard PS2 PSU (optional) •FAN SUPPORT: Right (M/B Side): 3 x 120mm, 2 x 120mm, 1 x 120mm, 3 x 140mm, 2 x 140mm, 1 x 140mm •Bracket (front or top): 3 x 120mm, 2 x 120mm, 1 x 120mm, 3 x 140mm, 2 x 140mm, 1 x 140mm •RADIATOR SUPPORT: Right (M/B Side): 1 x 360mm, 1 x 240mm, 1 x 120mm, 1 x 420mm, 1 x 280mm, 1 x 140mm •Bracket (front or top): 1 x 360mm, 1 x 240mm, 1 x 120mm, 1 x 420mm, 1 x 280mm, 1 x 140mm •CLEARANCE: CPU cooler height limitation: 180mm VGA length limitation: 330mm(With reservoir) 450mm(Without reservoir), PSU length limitation: 200mm.

Review: Amazing Case and With Minor Flaws and HORRIBLE Instructions - This case is a very well thought out design, with some minor flaws. I primarily bought this case as I wanted a new AIO now, but want to go custom loop later when I build a new system. This case seemed perfect for my current needs. PROS: - Great build quality: The entire case and glass is very well packaged to protect everything, and I didn't have a single flaw in my case. No scratched paint, dented sides, blemishes, bad threads, or anything like this. - Great cooling: I was worried that not having airflow across my motherboard VRMs would become a problem, but my temps have dropped a bit from my last case with a Cooler Master T4 Heatsink with Noctua NF-F12 120MM Fan that was paired with 4 120MM Rosewill case fans. Those four Rosewill fans are not longer used, so the heat just rises out with my setup. Mind you I am currently only cooling a 7700k at 4.5 GHz and a GTX 1080, but are not overclocked. - Design. Standing up this case looks great, but you could easily take off the side panel and metal rod mounts and set the case on its back and use it as a test bench. You can also mount it on a wall or to a desk with a VESA mount, but considering how heavy a full build is, I would never try it. - Glass: The smoked tempered glass is perfect. Acrylic is too cheesy for such a nice a build. - PCI-E Riser Cable: It works flawlessly with my GIGABYTE GTX 1080 WindForce 3X OC. I was no difference in 3DMark scores with it installed directly to the PCI-E slot or using the riser cable, so it appears I got a newer cable or got very lucky, as they are known to be a huge problem online. CONS: The Thermaltake website and spec sheets list full 420MM radiator support. While my Arctic Freezer II 420 mounted fine, the radiator cannot be mounted perfect. There is a support piece in the upper right front of the case that slightly blocks the top right radiator screw just enough that it forces you to drop the entire radiator down slightly. Once I got to the bottom I could not thread in the bottom two screws for my radiator as the holes didn't line up. They are correct on the case, but because the radiator had to be shifted down slightly it won't line up. I also had one screw right behind a USB 3.0 front header that I couldn't mount because the cable was perfectly in the way. I have 9 out of 12 screws mounted though, so I have no fear of the radiator coming off or sliding around. - Cable management: This case has so much room in the pack I was able to fit 2x 3.5" HDDs in the mount and randomly stuff 3x 2.5" SSDs in to the back with room to spare. - Pointless dust filter: If you use this thing for water, the dust filter in the back of the case becomes 100% useless. It would only protect the cable management area where drives are mounted anyways in an air setup, and that is with the flow backwards from looks the best. - Instructions: My god are the instructions useless. The diagrams are horrible and don't explain anything. They are useful for checking you got all your necessary hardware as it has a parts list, but beyond that they were more harm than good. I STRONLY suggest you watch multiple YouTube videos for the install, as I watched over 5 and not a single one got everything right. Watching those, along with the following tips will greatly help. ASSEMBLY TIPS 1.) If your motherboard has a CPU power connector up on the top of the board like most you need to remove the bottom HDD mount bracket from inside the case to run the cable behind it for better cable management. There are 4 screws for this on the motherboard side of the case. You don't need to remove the motherboard for this, there are two each side and that panel removes. I ran the cable underneath this bracket and reinstalled it. You can also do this without removing the bracket BEFORE you install your motherboard. 2.) If mounting GPU vertically, make sure you don't mount the power supply sideways, there are two PSU brackets included in the kit. You can install the PSU with the fan facing towards the glass, but only with a Micro-ATX board and no vertical mounting. The case has hardware to do it both ways. 3.) Make sure to attach the small support post to the power supply bracket BEFORE you install a power supply if you are going to install your GPU vertically with the riser cable. The power supply will block you from making this install. Use the flat screw designed to go into the recess on the PSU bracket so it mounts flat to your PSU. 4.) Be very careful with the threads. The case is very thick, but case steel tends to be very soft. Some of the powder coat is in the threads, so if you feel any resistance at all, back your screw out and check them. I ended up just slowly backing the screws out and back in a few times when I had this issue, and it only happened 2-3 times across the entire build. 5.) Carefully go through the hardware. There were 4 rubber plugs and washers that I thought were supposed to be anti-vibration mounts for a custom water pump, but they are actually rubber bushings and washers for the tempered glass panel. The plugs go into the glass to protect it, and the washers go on the thumb mounts for the glass. Totally protects the glass from any damage or vibration. Also make sure you are using the right screws for the right threads -- the manual is actual nice for this on the inside front pages, it lists how many of each screws or parts there should be -- but more importantly it lists exactly what it should be used for. You don't want to strip out a thread on this nice case. This case is my favorite I have ever had, and it is probably close to my 20th or so. I don't see myself needing a new case for a long time, and if I ever did change to a new one for any reason, this case would make a very good test bench, or maybe even a good closet wall mounted media server!
Review: Fantastic Computer Case - I recently upgraded my gaming rig, and after extensive research, I settled on the Thermaltake Core P8 Tempered Glass E-ATX Full Tower Chassis. Let me tell you, this case is an absolute game-changer! First and foremost, the build quality is exceptional. The robust construction and attention to detail are immediately apparent upon unboxing. The tempered glass panels not only showcase the internal components beautifully but also add a touch of sophistication to my setup. The modular design of the Core P8 is a stroke of genius. Assembling my system was a breeze, thanks to the spacious interior and the well-thought-out layout. Cable management was a dream, with ample space behind the motherboard tray and convenient routing options. Ventilation is top-notch with support for multiple cooling configurations. The ability to install up to three 480mm radiators ensures that my system stays cool even during the most intense gaming sessions. The open-frame design not only aids in airflow but also allows for easy access to components for upgrades or maintenance. The Core P8's compatibility with E-ATX motherboards gives me plenty of room for expansion, and the inclusion of numerous drive bays means I can accommodate all my storage needs without sacrificing performance. One of the standout features for me is the vertical GPU mounting option. It adds a visually striking element to the build, showcasing my graphics card like a piece of art. The case also offers flexibility in terms of horizontal GPU placement, catering to different aesthetic preferences. In terms of aesthetics, the Core P8 is a showstopper. Whether you're a gaming enthusiast or a PC building aficionado, the sleek lines and tempered glass panels make it a centerpiece in any setup. While the Thermaltake Core P8 might be on the higher end of the price spectrum, the investment is undoubtedly justified. The quality, functionality, and versatility it brings to the table are worth every penny. In conclusion, if you're in the market for a premium E-ATX full tower chassis that blends form and function seamlessly, the Thermaltake Core P8 is an absolute winner. It has exceeded my expectations in every aspect, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow enthusiasts looking to elevate their PC building experience.

## Features

- [LONG VGA CARD SUPPORTED] - Recessed radiator/AIO/storage mounting design gives more space for long GPU card mounting. Support VGA length up to 330mm (with Reservoir) or 450mm (without Reservoir)
- [COOLING MOUNTING BRACKET] – On top of the original great ventilation open-frame Core P3 series, the newly added-on mounting bracket, especially designed for AIO/case fan, provides an extraordinary air flow and cooling solution to cool all latest core components.
- [ROTATABLE PCI-E SLOT] – Mount GPU vertically or horizontally for your unique taste
- [STRONG STEADY FEET] – the Core P6-like foot design provides a more stable display for all types of heavy built.
- [3 WAY PLACEMENT LAYOUT] - Wall mount, vertical, and horizontal placement

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BDQP3PMB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #751 in Computer Cases |
| Brand | Thermaltake |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,107) |
| Date First Available | September 9, 2022 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 19.69 x 10.55 x 21.06 inches |
| Item Weight | 31.5 pounds |
| Item model number | CA-1G4-00M1WN-09 |
| Manufacturer | Thermaltake |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.69 x 10.55 x 21.06 inches |
| Series | Core P3 TG Pro |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Thermaltake
- **Case Type:** Mid Tower
- **Color:** Black
- **Cooling Method:** Air
- **Fan Size:** 120 Millimeters
- **Material:** Tempered Glass
- **Model Name:** Core P3 TG Pro
- **Motherboard Compatability:** ATX
- **Power Supply Mounting Type:** Bottom Mount
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Case and With Minor Flaws and HORRIBLE Instructions
*by C***U on March 2, 2022*

This case is a very well thought out design, with some minor flaws. I primarily bought this case as I wanted a new AIO now, but want to go custom loop later when I build a new system. This case seemed perfect for my current needs. PROS: - Great build quality: The entire case and glass is very well packaged to protect everything, and I didn't have a single flaw in my case. No scratched paint, dented sides, blemishes, bad threads, or anything like this. - Great cooling: I was worried that not having airflow across my motherboard VRMs would become a problem, but my temps have dropped a bit from my last case with a Cooler Master T4 Heatsink with Noctua NF-F12 120MM Fan that was paired with 4 120MM Rosewill case fans. Those four Rosewill fans are not longer used, so the heat just rises out with my setup. Mind you I am currently only cooling a 7700k at 4.5 GHz and a GTX 1080, but are not overclocked. - Design. Standing up this case looks great, but you could easily take off the side panel and metal rod mounts and set the case on its back and use it as a test bench. You can also mount it on a wall or to a desk with a VESA mount, but considering how heavy a full build is, I would never try it. - Glass: The smoked tempered glass is perfect. Acrylic is too cheesy for such a nice a build. - PCI-E Riser Cable: It works flawlessly with my GIGABYTE GTX 1080 WindForce 3X OC. I was no difference in 3DMark scores with it installed directly to the PCI-E slot or using the riser cable, so it appears I got a newer cable or got very lucky, as they are known to be a huge problem online. CONS: The Thermaltake website and spec sheets list full 420MM radiator support. While my Arctic Freezer II 420 mounted fine, the radiator cannot be mounted perfect. There is a support piece in the upper right front of the case that slightly blocks the top right radiator screw just enough that it forces you to drop the entire radiator down slightly. Once I got to the bottom I could not thread in the bottom two screws for my radiator as the holes didn't line up. They are correct on the case, but because the radiator had to be shifted down slightly it won't line up. I also had one screw right behind a USB 3.0 front header that I couldn't mount because the cable was perfectly in the way. I have 9 out of 12 screws mounted though, so I have no fear of the radiator coming off or sliding around. - Cable management: This case has so much room in the pack I was able to fit 2x 3.5" HDDs in the mount and randomly stuff 3x 2.5" SSDs in to the back with room to spare. - Pointless dust filter: If you use this thing for water, the dust filter in the back of the case becomes 100% useless. It would only protect the cable management area where drives are mounted anyways in an air setup, and that is with the flow backwards from looks the best. - Instructions: My god are the instructions useless. The diagrams are horrible and don't explain anything. They are useful for checking you got all your necessary hardware as it has a parts list, but beyond that they were more harm than good. I STRONLY suggest you watch multiple YouTube videos for the install, as I watched over 5 and not a single one got everything right. Watching those, along with the following tips will greatly help. ASSEMBLY TIPS 1.) If your motherboard has a CPU power connector up on the top of the board like most you need to remove the bottom HDD mount bracket from inside the case to run the cable behind it for better cable management. There are 4 screws for this on the motherboard side of the case. You don't need to remove the motherboard for this, there are two each side and that panel removes. I ran the cable underneath this bracket and reinstalled it. You can also do this without removing the bracket BEFORE you install your motherboard. 2.) If mounting GPU vertically, make sure you don't mount the power supply sideways, there are two PSU brackets included in the kit. You can install the PSU with the fan facing towards the glass, but only with a Micro-ATX board and no vertical mounting. The case has hardware to do it both ways. 3.) Make sure to attach the small support post to the power supply bracket BEFORE you install a power supply if you are going to install your GPU vertically with the riser cable. The power supply will block you from making this install. Use the flat screw designed to go into the recess on the PSU bracket so it mounts flat to your PSU. 4.) Be very careful with the threads. The case is very thick, but case steel tends to be very soft. Some of the powder coat is in the threads, so if you feel any resistance at all, back your screw out and check them. I ended up just slowly backing the screws out and back in a few times when I had this issue, and it only happened 2-3 times across the entire build. 5.) Carefully go through the hardware. There were 4 rubber plugs and washers that I thought were supposed to be anti-vibration mounts for a custom water pump, but they are actually rubber bushings and washers for the tempered glass panel. The plugs go into the glass to protect it, and the washers go on the thumb mounts for the glass. Totally protects the glass from any damage or vibration. Also make sure you are using the right screws for the right threads -- the manual is actual nice for this on the inside front pages, it lists how many of each screws or parts there should be -- but more importantly it lists exactly what it should be used for. You don't want to strip out a thread on this nice case. This case is my favorite I have ever had, and it is probably close to my 20th or so. I don't see myself needing a new case for a long time, and if I ever did change to a new one for any reason, this case would make a very good test bench, or maybe even a good closet wall mounted media server!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic Computer Case
*by B***N on March 3, 2024*

I recently upgraded my gaming rig, and after extensive research, I settled on the Thermaltake Core P8 Tempered Glass E-ATX Full Tower Chassis. Let me tell you, this case is an absolute game-changer! First and foremost, the build quality is exceptional. The robust construction and attention to detail are immediately apparent upon unboxing. The tempered glass panels not only showcase the internal components beautifully but also add a touch of sophistication to my setup. The modular design of the Core P8 is a stroke of genius. Assembling my system was a breeze, thanks to the spacious interior and the well-thought-out layout. Cable management was a dream, with ample space behind the motherboard tray and convenient routing options. Ventilation is top-notch with support for multiple cooling configurations. The ability to install up to three 480mm radiators ensures that my system stays cool even during the most intense gaming sessions. The open-frame design not only aids in airflow but also allows for easy access to components for upgrades or maintenance. The Core P8's compatibility with E-ATX motherboards gives me plenty of room for expansion, and the inclusion of numerous drive bays means I can accommodate all my storage needs without sacrificing performance. One of the standout features for me is the vertical GPU mounting option. It adds a visually striking element to the build, showcasing my graphics card like a piece of art. The case also offers flexibility in terms of horizontal GPU placement, catering to different aesthetic preferences. In terms of aesthetics, the Core P8 is a showstopper. Whether you're a gaming enthusiast or a PC building aficionado, the sleek lines and tempered glass panels make it a centerpiece in any setup. While the Thermaltake Core P8 might be on the higher end of the price spectrum, the investment is undoubtedly justified. The quality, functionality, and versatility it brings to the table are worth every penny. In conclusion, if you're in the market for a premium E-ATX full tower chassis that blends form and function seamlessly, the Thermaltake Core P8 is an absolute winner. It has exceeded my expectations in every aspect, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow enthusiasts looking to elevate their PC building experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rugged & Beautiful case. So many customizable options. Why not build into a desk or table?
*by T***T on February 6, 2019*

I'm absolutely in love with this case and for the low price it's a steal. Especially with the tempered glass. It's truly one of a kind and will display your goods in style. This thing is soo sturdy, albeit heavy. The bolts on the glass are plenty strong to keep this thing suspended under my table I built it into. The options for placement and being able to vertically display a GPU are great. I have had no issues with the PCI-e riser included for my MSI GTX-1080. I wound up buying a second PCI riser for my wifi card. Cons - Instruction manual doesn't cover much for assembly. I had a really hard time figuring out which of the 10 screw varieties were the right one to attach each piece (had to trial and error). - I wish there was some kind of L bracket or something to mount my 5 old noctua fans for more airflow around the outside of the case. Thermals are 2-4ish degrees better than in my corsair spec-01 enclosed case. - i wish the back cover wasn't a crappy metal slide in style which 1 notch always gets missed. Can't complain though since they would have had to raise the price otherwise. What I learned assembling it - install GPU prior to PCU if mounting with the riser. Use thumb tighten screws for all 4 GPU bracket connection points. - remove the heavy wall mount plate on the inside before anything else. Helps bring the weight down if you don't plan on wall mounting it. - attach the big feet and small rubber ones so you can rotate it while installing.

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