Rosewill Gaming ATX Full Tower Computer Case Cases Thor V2-W Black, White

I bought this to replace the mid tower my pre-built came in. I wasn't too knowledgeable then on what should go where and my GPU was running very hot in a mid with very little cooling in it. My partner now got me up to speed and so I settled on the Thor V2 because I liked the size, cooling options, aesthetics, etc. It's plenty roomy even with the stock 4 fans (two of which are giant) and the Noctua we have in there. I wanted to keep the liquid cool system I had from the pre-built but it's a 360mm and would not fit, for anyone wondering. However, the Noctua D15 (I think) keeps my Ryzen 9 3950x at a stable 50ishC (it was about 45C with Corsair H150i) and my GPU is no longer running at 85C (avg currently 70-75). I'm still tweaking fan settings to make sure I don't fry the GPU under load, but a 15 degree difference is very nice. The large side fan blows directly at the GPU and helps an absolute ton. I believe the H100i would have fit but I wanted something powerful while not horribly expensive so I settled on the Noctua instead after lots of review searching and thinking. Drive bays and SSDs install super easy. Everything was simple to switch over and was done mostly without fuss. The case is super quiet even with fans at max but still very efficient. Very, very pleased with my purchase!

This is a very nice case for both beginners and for pc building vets. Plenty of air flow to keep your pc cool. VERY roomy, I have large hands and had 0 problem building inside of this case. It keeps the components inside fairly quite for what it is. One aspect about this case I did not see in description is that on the very top it has air vents that you can open or close to either keep it more quite or keep from dust settling in while the fans are off. This is an exceptionally heavy case as well, so just keep that in mind for where you will be placing it. I installed an Asus Z97 sabertooth motherboard and was able to get to the back of it to install the brakes for my liquid cooler with ease. Very easy to wire tuck with this case and extremely user friendly. I would recommend to ANYONE

First of all I love this tower! It was boxed well and when i lifted the box I was immediately pleased with the aesthetics. There is so much room and access for cable runs it is a pleasure to build a PC using this tower. The fans are monsters and push so much air with almost no fan noise. I love the USB and headphones plugs being on top instead of leaning down. The manual fan controls don't do much. I don't notice a remarkable difference when turned down or all the way up. The issue I had was the alignment of the interior base plate in relation to the outer case. The motherboard didn't fit and align with the screws and I had to pull hard on the back plate to allow enough room for mounting screw alignment. There is so much space for additional drives, multiple large gpu's etc. I also like the option to turn your power supply upside down and draw filtered air in from the bottom instead of heated air from the case. There is also a tray at the rear you can pull out to clean the filter. If you are using liquid cooling there are multiple pass through ports. The tower is heavy and it's tall make sure it clears your desk. The only issue I really have that irritates me is that this tower has been sent to another customer that broke some of the pegs that hold the face on and one for the top piece. I could tell it was previously in the hands of another person because none of the cables were secured with the plastic twist ties and the plastic bag they normally put the towers in was missing. AMAZON stop selling used products or allow your vendors to send out used items as new!!!! This is a constant occurrence and I have seen this feedback from other customers as well. One last note: Other customers indicated there were no instructions for the fan controls. This is true and an over sight. Just look at it logically. There are 2 fan controls and there are two power cables requiring connection to the PS. You will also see two sets of fan style connectors marked A & B. These come from the manual fan control and allow 3 fans to be controlled per knob. Only thing different I wish they would have done is have LED lighted fans. This would have made the case look stellar.

Bought case to replace an aging one that was literally falling apart. First case was lost in transit, second arrived with bottom of box untaped, so shippers clearly have something against this product. Case was intact except for small piece of plastic under the front grill, this was quickly fixed with some superglue. Compared to my previous case, also a full tower, the inside is much roomier allowing better air flow. The large fans keep the noise level down and my Coolmaster hyper 212 heat sink and GTX 970 fit without any issue. The plastic on the front and top is pretty cheap feeling and the side panel are thin, but the case itself feels sturdy.The rubber grommets for the cables stayed put while running cables and make for a clean wiring job. There was plenty of room behind the motherboard panel to hide the mess. The hard drive mounting brackets are not tool-less, but do their job well and securely support both 3.5 inch and 2.5 inch hdd's and ssd's. I do not have a disk drive to try out the mounting system used for them. During installation some of the standoffs were hard to put in, due to what appears to be paint in the threads of the motherboard plate. They did seat fine with some effort though. The side fan also had to be persuaded to fit due to slight misalignment of the mounting holes. Over all the case is a significant improvement over my previous case and I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting a case with great air cooling potential. It is fairly large, but if size is an issue, there are plenty of good mid tower cases out there.

Case has lots of room - important when you have hands too big to fit into small spaces. The case includes 4 fans, but the two fan controllers will control up to 3 fans each (6 total) if more are needed. In addition to an on/off switch, the front panel also has two USB 2.0, two USB 3.0, and a SATA plug. Wire management was great - most of the wires are hidden behind a panel. A nice thing about a white tower (the color I purchased) is with a white interior light is reflected, so the inside was not a dark hole - and when a screw or something fell it was very easy to find due to the case's white background. The fan on the lower front of the case includes a LED light around it so it is easy to tell when the computer is on. There is also a small external switch to turn off the LED light if not wanted. The case is quiet - at normal speeds the fans cannot be heard - but air movement can be heard when the fans are set to maximum. This case was the exterior of my first computer build, so my only "complaint" would be the instructions that Rosewill included with the case - it was pretty thin. I learned most about how great the case was from reading reviews about others who have built computers before and also watching youtube videos (but trying to assemble the computer components in the case as quickly as a young Asian lady with tiny little hands was not possible and required a lot of youtube video pausing...).

Update: thought it didn't come with the mounting hardware. I spent 15m looking for it, and even sent an email to Rosewill for them to supply it. They stuck it in the HDD mounting brackets which are black. The accessory box is black. You can see the problem here. Needless to say this case has just enough room for the Noctua 15 cooler. I was a little worried at firsr, but it just fit. People going for liquid cooling will have no issues. Cable routing is simple enough, although the grommets in the back for the cooling tubing easily pops out, which is the only con. Previous videos also stated the fan on the white model was a white LED, but it is blue. All my other LED peripherals are blue, so it works out. The case is sturdy. The front panel could be a little more secure, but being that it's plastic I'm actually happy it's as easy to remove as it is to avoid damage. Fan controls don't seem to do much with the case fans, so I ended up running them to the mobo for monitoring purposes. All-in-all, it's a good looking case with plenty of space. Worth every penny.

Great case. Its very roomy and has loads of room for cable management. The included large fans help keep the system quiet (though i have thrown in some noctuas) and the case has plenty of room for large graphics cards (purchased because i wanted an RTX3080 and my previous case had no room) The 3.5’ HDD bays use metal caddys that can hold both 3.5’ and laptop/SSD drives without any need for an adapter. Case also has the plenty of room for disk drives for those who still use them, while also including a 5.25’ to 3.5’ plate for an external 3.5’ device. (Like the card reader i have in my picture).

Solid case with good cooling and relatively easy assembly, but the fan controller is basically useless. When the fans are on anything other than 100% they make a buzzing/whining racket that gets worse as more power to them is cut (to lower their speed). When they're on 100% its "almost" gone, but then the fans are making a racket from the massive airflow. I called Rosewill and they sent out a replacement front panel will all the wires and connectors. Now I have to disassemble the case to try to figure out how to remove the old one and install the new with no guarantee that'll take care of the problem. If I send it back to Amazon I get hit with $25 return shipping and a ding on my account for a big return (I try not to return anything - don't want to get an account ban). Its frustrating to say the least. The case is nice enough - sturdy, good paint job and easy assembly. Its just that one rather big problem spoiling it for me.

Absolutely HEFTY. But this case has SO MUCH room on the inside, the siding is super easy to take off if you need to make any adjustments, has a beautiful blue glow, is incredibly affordable, and does everything you need it to do. I haven’t been able to rig it so that the fan controls work (I used this case for my first PC, so I had little experience in it) but I’m sure if you know what you’re doing, it’s super easy.

Beautiful case, lots of space, 1080 ti didn't fit because of distended back-end, took 8 hours to find the issue and i had to bend my case with a wrench, also my 1200$ gpu is affixed with a zip tie. Will probably drill new screw hole and cut/bend the case into usability at some point. Also the dust blockers keep falling off, really makes the case look shoddy