Thermaltake has unveiled the Suppressor F51 window/non-window mid-tower chassis, the latest series to the Thermaltake case line. The Suppressor F51 supports a range of motherboard platforms from Mini ITX to E-ATX solutions, liquid cooling expansion and expandability for all high-end GPU solutions.

The case has 5.25" and 3.5" tool-free drive bay design minimizes installation/removal with hidden drive bays on the back panel to provide a clean look and improved expansion for liquid cooling components. The "2 + 6" drive bay with modular drive racks allows multiple SSD/HDD devices for improved storage capacity.

With removable "2 + 6" drive racks, you can gain more for custom cooling components to freely interchange SSD/HDD cage sections for maximum interior space. Using the liquid cooling expansion, you can take the advantage to include high-end cooling allotment without the reduction of GPU length limitations.

Fan filters provide protection against dirt and dust on the top, inside front panel, and bottom. The magnetic fan filter on the top attaches to the filter for dust filtration.

Built-in sound-damping panels incorporated on the top, front, and side panels of the Suppressor F51 chassis help noise reduction. The case offers options for 120/140/200mm cooling fans and liquid cooling support for single, dual and triple radiator applications.

With wide top-to-bottom side ventilation grills, air intake is maximized with a single 200mm front fan built-in and includes options for up to (3) 120mm or 140mm front fans with the provided ODD bridge (optional) combined with (2) bottom mount 120mm fan locations. You can dissipate heat properly with (1) rear built-in 140mm fan and (3) sectional top mounts to manage proper air flow in and out.

The Thermaltake Suppressor F51 Window enables users to build a high-end system that supports up to triple 120/140mm liquid cooling radiators or up to 200mm case fans. With extended graphic card support (up to 465mm), the Suppressor F51 simultaneously protects the hardware and increases the CPU's overclocking potential.