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In the computer chassis industry, Thermaltake is well-renowned for their professional engineering and high-performance products. When designing the Element G case, Thermaltake engineers opted for a classic, yet dramatic look with the option to switch on a variety of case lighting effects. Read on to see if the Thermaltake Element G is the right case for gamers and enthusiasts!

The back of the case done in all black has a nice clean look to it. The top exhaust fan that is supplied with the Element G is a 140mm x 140mm x 25mm fan that is rated for a quiet 16dBA @1000rpm. You also have the option to install a pair of 60mm fans right above the expansion slots.

Article Title: Thermaltake Element G Gaming Case Review
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1125/1/
Pricing At Time of Print: $114.99 shipped

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Can a pair of 5850 fit in this guy

Geezy wrote:Can a pair of 5850 fit in this guy

Yes a pair of 5850's should fit with out an issue. The GTX260 that is shown in the photos is 10.5 inches long and the reference 5850 is 9.5 inches long.

Geezy wrote:Can a pair of 5850 fit in this guy

Yes he has a 260 in there, which is roughly 10", and has plenty of room left. The 5850 is 9.5" if memory serves.

Edit: Stollie beat me to it

Remember the 5850 has the PCIe Power connectors on the butt of the card, so they will increase the length of the card a tad as you have to plug them in and then route the cables.

Thanks guys i'll be going 5850 in crossfire then as its a bit cheaper for a future upgrade, for me me atleast i live in Jamaica so it's waaay expensive LOL