Thermalright TR-A30 ARGB sells for roughly $45 while the Vision variant hits $73. Both 52-liter ATX cases feature three glass panels and a stepped dual-chamber layout with built-in ARGB strips.
GPU clearance reaches 400mm, and CPU coolers fit up to 165mm tall inside these 440 x 232 x 512mm enclosures. Seven 120mm fan spots exist alongside 360mm radiator support beside the motherboard with hidden tube routing.
Vision adds a 9.16-inch magnetic screen at 1920 x 462 resolution that needs internal USB power and proprietary software. Standard models skip this display but keep identical dimensions plus seven expansion slots for standard ATX boards.
Modular storage holds one 3.5-inch drive and two 2.5-inch devices while PSU length maxes at 220mm. Front I/O includes two USB-A ports, one USB-C connection, and an audio jack mounted on the left foot.
GPU clearance reaches 400mm, and CPU coolers fit up to 165mm tall inside these 440 x 232 x 512mm enclosures. Seven 120mm fan spots exist alongside 360mm radiator support beside the motherboard with hidden tube routing.
Vision adds a 9.16-inch magnetic screen at 1920 x 462 resolution that needs internal USB power and proprietary software. Standard models skip this display but keep identical dimensions plus seven expansion slots for standard ATX boards.
Modular storage holds one 3.5-inch drive and two 2.5-inch devices while PSU length maxes at 220mm. Front I/O includes two USB-A ports, one USB-C connection, and an audio jack mounted on the left foot.
