Thermaltake Element V PC Case First To Be NVIDIA GF100 ‘Fermi’ Multi-GPU Ready

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At CES 2010 we got a chance to swing by and talk with Thermaltake. They had a bunch of cool things on display that we will be showing you over the next day or two, but the one product that stood out the most to us was this Thermaltake Element V PC Gaming Chassis that meets the requirements to run multiple NVIDIA GF100 Fermi based video cards. This is basically a standard Element V case, but Thermaltake has transformed it into an ‘NVIDIA Edition’ as it includes the NVIDIA logo on the front, green accent pieces and additional cooling in the form of a duct plus side-mounted fan over the expansion slots for multi-Fermi GPU systems. It appears that NVIDIA has announced a thermal specification for their upcoming GF100 gaming graphics cards and this is one of the cases that meet those requirements. We asked Thermaltake about the requirements and it appears that they are not finalized since the GF100 clock speeds and settings are not ratified and in stone yet. Here are a couple pictures of the Thermaltake Element V NVIDIA Edition PC case that are worth a look. Notice how the case has green trimmings on it now and not red like traditional Element V cases.

Thermaltake Element V PC Case First To Be NVIDIA GF100 'Fermi' Multi-GPU Certified

Everything is either covered or hidden to make sure the look is clean. So a system built with the Thermaltake Element V Full Tower Case will look great at all times even if it is not in use. The Thermaltake Element V Full Tower Case offers both extreme performance & high capacity in a lightweight and compact enclosure. The Thermaltake Element V Full Tower Case proves that it is possible to build an enclosure for entertainment or industrial field. The plastic front panel is crafted to achieve a generous feeling of substance by minimizing gaps and holes.

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