This is Thermaltake's primary selling point, aside from the daisy chain functionality that supports more fans than any case could reasonably fit. Groups are used to assign color and speed profiles to fans in sets of 3, with those profile settings copied and pasted to other fans by using a duplicate function.
As for the new enclosure, the View 27 is a mid-tower, entry-level case that uses a bowing acrylic side panel over the top and sides of the chassis. This window uses a moderately smokey tint, with the front acrylic tinted a darker black. There is no normal top panel; the left side is used to cover both the top and side of the case, and is removed in a single piece.
Video card mounting is also somewhat changed from the norm. The View 27 can mount the video card horizontally (as usual) or vertically, using a riser to extend to the GPU for displaying the face plate through the window. A foam bumper is included in case the card is left in this position during shipping.
The View 27 sticks to current trends by including a PSU shroud for cable covering, which has a removable front plate to support 360mm radiators.
As a brief aside, Thermaltake also has a new black liquid for custom loops. This new tone of black doesn't contain the same off-blue and off-purple base that most black liquids have. If that matters to you, they're excited about the new color.
Editorial: Steve “Lelldorianx” Burke
Video: Andrew “ColossalCake” Coleman
