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Thermaltake View 270 Plus WS ARGB Mid Tower; 3x120mm Lite Fans Included; 360mm Radiator Support; 420mm GPU Clearance; Bottom Wood Trim; E-ATX/ATX/mATX/mITX; 220mm PSU Clearance ;Snow; CA-1Y7-00M6WN-WS
- Wrapped in WoodFeaturing a redesigned bottom chamber that is wrapped with four squared strips of wood to provide some visual aesthetic to match your set up.
- Built for the ViewSporting a combination of mesh and tempered glass arranged to provide open viewing angles of your components, not to mention plenty of build space and airflow.
- Cool and Spacious Able to accommodate radiators up to 360mm in length and enough space to run up to 9x120mm fans the View 270 Plus makes use of the extra vented panels to provide plenty of airflow for components.
- Cool from the StartComing equipped with 3x120mm ARGB Lite Fans, mounted with two on the side to provide air intake and another in the rear of the chassis to provide exhaust.
- E-ATX Ready Being a Mid Tower chassis the View 270 Plus WS can accommodate all the parts needed for an E-ATX or smaller system while still retaining a good footprint in terms of space taken up by the chassis.
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Introducing the Thermaltake View 270 ARGB, coming in as a Mid Tower chassis for E-ATX builds keeps a compact design while still providing plenty of room to build in. Capable of supporting radiators up to 360mm in length, GPUs 420mm in length, 220mm PSUs, as well as Air Coolers up to 180mm in height. To get things started we included three 120mm ARGB Lite Fans located at the side of the chassis to provide intake and at the rear to provide exhaust.
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The Thermaltake View 270 Plus WS ARGB is a white mid-tower PC case for builders who want a component showcase with room for E-ATX or smaller motherboards, GPUs up to 420mm, and a 360mm radiator, plus three included ARGB fans and wood trim.
Recommended For
- Showcase-builders furnishing a desk or living space who want visible components, ARGB lighting, and a wood accent; the case’s tempered-glass panels and wood trim are central to its styling.
- Builders planning a large-graphics-card gaming PC or a top-mounted liquid-cooling setup who need room for a GPU up to 420 mm and a radiator up to 360 mm.
- First-time or straightforward DIY builders who want three case fans included and space for standard ATX-sized parts, rather than sourcing every case fan separately.
- E-ATX or large-component system builders who want a mid-tower footprint with support for E-ATX motherboards and tall CPU coolers up to 180 mm.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Building a gaming PC with a long graphics card: the spacious interior can fit supported GPUs up to 420 mm, giving builders room to choose many full-size cards; check the card’s exact dimensions and cooler layout before buying.
- Putting together a showpiece PC for a desk or gaming setup: the glass panels, included ARGB fans, and wood-accented lower section make the components and lighting visible while giving the build a less all-black look.
- Building a PC with a 360 mm liquid-cooling radiator: the top mount supports a compatible 360 mm radiator, giving builders a way to use a larger AIO while keeping the front-facing glass area clear.
- Assembling a first standard ATX gaming PC: the mid-tower layout and three included fans provide a straightforward starting point, with room to add fans later if the build’s cooling needs call for them.
- Choosing a case for a visible home setup: the white finish and wood trim are intended to blend more naturally with room furniture than a conventional all-black gaming case, while the glass still displays the PC build.