Today we take a look at the Thermaltake Core V71, which is one of the newest entries into Thermaltake's chassis lineup. Established in 1999, Thermaltake was and is the leading company for aftermarket cooling. The company is also largely involved with the e-sport community, making peripherals such as mice, keyboards, and headphones with a mission of "Delivering the perfect user experience". Being a well known brand has great rewards, as it can spend more time in research and development to really deliver that user experience. Thermaltake has already branched out into the power supply and computer accessories markets while keeping a steady supply of new chassis year after year.

Unveiled during CES 2014, I was eager to see what Thermaltake's newest chassis had to offer in the ever growing and expanding market. The Core V71 is priced at $159.99 MSRP, which puts it under the upper price range for a full-tower and in direct competition to Cooler Master's Stacker series. Without spoiling the rest, let's move on to the review.