Testseek.com have collected 12 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Soprano DX VE7000 series and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Soprano DX VE7000 series.
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12 Reviews
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You know a chassis is in trouble if you have to speculatively cut back the storage capacity by nearly half in the hope of being able to use current-day hardware - its a bad strategy on so many different levels. Okay, there are things you could do to i...
Abstract: Video Review: The Thermaltake Soprano DX Case is loaded with excellent features. This mid-tower case comes in two colors; black and silver and is available with or without a window. It is mostly steel, except for a few plastic parts and an aluminum front. The styling is quite elegant and it comes with a high gloss paint finish. There are plenty of drive bays, has excellent air circulation, a tool-free design, and much more. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
A little cramped for an ATX case, Uninventive, Not long enough for an 8800GTX and the hard drives at the same time, despite whats written on the box.
If you like this case, you have to decide if the pure good looks are enough. Because otherwise theres nothing. Nothing really bad, nothing super-great...gloss and black and curves are from what some cases are made.I cant shake the feeling that this i...
Summing it up, Thermaltake’s restyling is definitely a success. The system case is worth every cent of its price and offers opportunities for users who like to finish their PC off with their own hands – the grids on both fans seem to be redund...
Lightweight, sturdy, looks good, No tools needed to install optical/floppy drives and expansion cards, Removable hard drive cage, Quiet fans and adequate cooling
Needs a little more exhaust or even a smaller intake for airflow balance, No where to route extra cabling, Cramped and difficult to work inside without removing HDD cage
Even though theres nothing really cutting edge about it, Thermaltake has a good thing going with the Soprano Dx. The lightweight but sturdy aluminum construction along with two locks makes it practical for transporting a system to a LAN. It has a st...
Great Style, Removable hard drive cage, Aluminum front bezel, LED fan and lights on front bezel, HUGE side window, Easy external drive installation
Had to remove top connection in order to install the power supply, Could only use 3 out of the 5 hard drive spots because of video card
Well Thermaltake has made a great product even better with the Soprano DX case. The original Soprano was a good case, but had some faults. The Soprano DX addresses these issues and also adds some cool features that really give the DX its own style. So...
Abstract: Its a common belief among inexperienced PC users that there isnt a difference between two computer cases. The belief, though, is absolutely wrong. Sure, all cases have the same fundamental function, which is to hold the various hardware components t...
Abstract: Deciding on the right case to buy is a very personal decision. How big should it be? What cooling system do I want to use? What features do I need? What color should I get? These aren’t questions anyone can answer for you. However, we can try to gui...
Abstract: For a long time ThermalTake have been making good looking and well designed PC cases aimed at the gamer and enthusiast sections of the market. Today we look at the Soprano DX and see if it continues their tradition. The Soprano DX:The Soprano DX retail...
Abstract: For a long time ThermalTake have been making good looking and well designed PC cases aimed at the gamer and enthusiast sections of the market. Today we look at the Soprano DX and see if it continues their tradition. The Soprano DX:The Soprano DX retail...
