Conclusion: The Element Q is certainly a case built for small places. The ITX premise does bring into account of a lot of issues that need solving, mainly where do you install...
Summary: The ThermalTake Element Q VL52021N2U Mini ITX case has everything you need, and nothing you don’t. It is a pretty neat little device and makes for a decent little gaming
Excerpt: By: Charles Gantt ( Oneslowz28 ) PCs are getting smaller every day. Take for example Nvidia’s ION platform, with a motherboard footprint standard of 6.5 inches square it...
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Summary: The Thermaltake Element Q looks pretty slick out of the box but once you drop your favorite hardware inside, you can ruin the sleek look if you're not careful. While the
Pros: Full-sized 5.25" bay for full-sized drives, Two 3.5" devices/drives supported, Well balanced design, 200W PSU is more than adequate for almost any ITX solution
Cons: PCI slot only accepts single-slot GPUs, Card reader would be nice under the front door
Summary: All in all, I believe you get quite a bit for the $50 asking price of the Thermaltake Element Q. Granted you don't get the flash and simplistic elegance we see in some...