Thermaltake CTE C750 – airy Full Tower housing with an unusual arrangement of components at an angle of 90 degrees

Most of the computer geeks know that the graphics card can be mounted vertically and connected with a riser to the motherboard. Thermaltake decided to do something similar and simply rotated the motherboard assembly 90 degrees. As it turned out, the unusual arrangement of the graphics card resulted in a significant improvement in cooling performance. So let’s take a look at what else the new CTE C750 has to offer.

Thermaltake CTE C750 is an unusual case with a reversed arrangement of the motherboard. The case offers a multitude of mounting options and can accommodate up to 14 140 mm fans.

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Thermaltake CTE C750 is a housing that has been thought out in such a way as to ensure the maximum possible air flow inside. On the front of the product we find tempered glass in the form of a not very wide rectangle. The panels were installed in such a way that there are gaps on both sides that allow free access to the air for the fans. Under the first front layer there is a fairly wide air gap, and right behind it a metal grille with fans. The side panel has also been equipped with a glass, and on the technical side we will find a simple sheet with trusses. The dimensions of this housing are 327 mm wide, 599.2 mm deep and 565.2 mm high, and the whole weighs a dizzying 16.7 kg. The product is available in white and black color variant.

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The manufacturer does not provide fans with the housing. However, it gives us a multitude of possibilities in terms of choosing our own cooling. On the front of the case, we can install three 120 mm or 140 mm fans, or two 200 mm units. In addition, a radiator from 120 mm to 420 mm will fit here. At the bottom, the back and the inner wall of the housing, the cooling assembly diagram looks identical. In addition, it is possible to install two 140 mm “fans” on top of the product or a radiator up to 240 mm. Using all available space, we can have up to 14 140 mm fans inside the PC, assuming that we will not use the push / pull configuration option. Because then you could easily reach the number of 20 pieces. It is worth noting here that a fully equipped product can cool the graphics card ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 Strix Gaming OC at full load to just over 50 degrees in the warmest places.

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As befits a Full Tower design, this model supports motherboard formats such as: E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX and Mini ATX. We will also put graphics cards up to 420 mm in it if we do not have a heatsink installed on the bottom of the case. However, if there is one, we will be able to use the space only up to 370 mm. The maximum height of air coolers is 190 mm. The final allowable length of PSUs is 220 mm. The product can be equipped with up to 12 pieces of 2.5-inch HDD/SSD or 7 pieces of 3.5-inch HDD. The top I/O panel consists of four USB 3.0 ports, one USB 3.2 gen 2 Type-C connector, and HD Audio ports. It is worth noting that the video connectors from the graphics card are also placed in this orientation and are located a little further away. At the moment, we do not know the date of full availability of the product or its price on the European market.

Source: Thermaltake