Thermaltake V3 Black ATX Mid Tower Case Review @ BayReviews.com
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- Published: Tuesday, 02 March 2010 05:35
"We recently received the Thermaltake V3 Black ATX Mid Tower PC Case to test. While it is not a gaming case or even an overclockers case, it is a case that you can use for an everyday computer that is also very cheap. Now, I have used many Thermaltake products so I expect a lot in sense of quality from them. This case has all black exterior and also all black interior--nothing fancy. So let's see how this budget case held up in our tests."
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