Thermaltake's AX600 Pro is a huge PC case with room for 20 fans and two ATX power supplies. The full-tower chassis has hit stores in China at ¥899, about $135, and targets people who need lots of space for hardware, drives, and custom cooling gear.
At 555 × 250 × 650mm, this case takes up quite a bit of room. It fits Mini-ITX, ATX, E-ATX, and HPTX boards, giving PC builders a wide range of choices. Wheels at the base help move it, while vented panels let air pass through several sides.
Cooling gets a lot of attention here. Five 120mm fans come in the package, with three up front and a pair at the back. Builders can add more, and the front and roof have room for fans as large as 200mm. Other spots take 120mm or 140mm models.
Liquid cooling is an option as well, though the available specs leave out exact radiator sizes. Anyone planning a custom loop will need to check the layout before buying parts. Fan count alone does not tell the full story about how well a system will stay cool.
As for hardware space, graphics cards can stretch to 400mm, and CPU coolers can reach 180mm in height. There are ten slots for expansion cards, which may suit a build with several add-in devices.
Then there is the dual-PSU setup. The AX600 Pro can hold a pair of ATX units, and its power supply bracket comes out for easier access. Each PSU has a listed length limit of 180mm. One detail remains unclear, though, as the listing does not explain how both units would start and work in sync.
Drive space is another draw. The base can take four 3.5-inch hard disks or four 2.5-inch SSDs. Near the PSU, there is room for one more 2.5-inch drive. Behind the mainboard, builders can fit a 3.5-inch drive and a 2.5-inch model.
Extra drive cages can boost that count, but Thermaltake has not given a firm total for a case with all the optional mounts in place.
For ports, the top panel has USB-C, two USB-A 3.0 connections, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The USB-C speed is not clear from the listing, which matters for anyone who plans to use fast external storage.
At this price, the AX600 Pro offers a lot of physical room for a large PC build. But the China price does not tell buyers what it will cost elsewhere. Global stock details, local prices, and import fees have yet to be confirmed.
At 555 × 250 × 650mm, this case takes up quite a bit of room. It fits Mini-ITX, ATX, E-ATX, and HPTX boards, giving PC builders a wide range of choices. Wheels at the base help move it, while vented panels let air pass through several sides.
Cooling gets a lot of attention here. Five 120mm fans come in the package, with three up front and a pair at the back. Builders can add more, and the front and roof have room for fans as large as 200mm. Other spots take 120mm or 140mm models.
Liquid cooling is an option as well, though the available specs leave out exact radiator sizes. Anyone planning a custom loop will need to check the layout before buying parts. Fan count alone does not tell the full story about how well a system will stay cool.
As for hardware space, graphics cards can stretch to 400mm, and CPU coolers can reach 180mm in height. There are ten slots for expansion cards, which may suit a build with several add-in devices.
Then there is the dual-PSU setup. The AX600 Pro can hold a pair of ATX units, and its power supply bracket comes out for easier access. Each PSU has a listed length limit of 180mm. One detail remains unclear, though, as the listing does not explain how both units would start and work in sync.
Drive space is another draw. The base can take four 3.5-inch hard disks or four 2.5-inch SSDs. Near the PSU, there is room for one more 2.5-inch drive. Behind the mainboard, builders can fit a 3.5-inch drive and a 2.5-inch model.
Extra drive cages can boost that count, but Thermaltake has not given a firm total for a case with all the optional mounts in place.
For ports, the top panel has USB-C, two USB-A 3.0 connections, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The USB-C speed is not clear from the listing, which matters for anyone who plans to use fast external storage.
At this price, the AX600 Pro offers a lot of physical room for a large PC build. But the China price does not tell buyers what it will cost elsewhere. Global stock details, local prices, and import fees have yet to be confirmed.
