Testseek.co.uk have collected 8 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Thermalrock Eclipse and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Thermalrock Eclipse.
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8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Stylish looks, SemiCustomizable front ~ CD Holder, Good thermal design, Good layout, Easy installation, All Aluminum – lightweight and solid, Quality feel to the case,
Problem with top drive bay cover, No Removable motherboard tray
I do have to say, when I saw pictures of this case on websites and at shows, I wasn’t really that fond of the CD-changer look at the front (the purple CD didn’t help!), but having seen the case for the last week or so has really turned me arou...
Abstract: Thermalrock have created a very interesting mid-tower ATX case with their Eclipse series. It is an interesting yet not over the top chasis design, and one of the lightest cases we have ever worked with. What it comes down to is if you move your case o...
Abstract: Thermalrock’s slogan is “Innovation Everywhere,” but there’s not a whole lot of that in the company’s first case, dubbed the Eclipse. One example of this so-called “innovation” is the external CD storage compartment. Every Eclipse case includes a blank...
Abstract: Not only were we impressed by the smooth installation with the ThermalRock Eclipse, but we also enjoyed the rather appealing design of the front panel and also side panel. Although the Eclipse hasnt re-defined the meaning of a tool-less chassis, unli...
Great look, Very quiet, Great cooling, Light, aluminum construction, Removable drive bays, Mostly toolfree installation, Two 120mm fans included, Security Features, Availability
Door interference issue, Bay cover issue, No removable motherboard tray
The Eclipse has proven to be an excellent chassis. Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder, and this case has a lot to behold. The combination of both bold and subtle styling elements gives the Eclipse a unique look and a burley stance. Whether y...
Abstract: The first thing you will notice when unpacking the Eclipse case is how light it is. Because the Eclipse comes with no power supply and is constructed of aluminum, it weighs in at only 13.5 pounds. Along with its compact size, this makes it a very good ...
Abstract: Det er snart ikke til at holde styr p alle de nye kabinetter som dukker frem, men her ser vi nrmere p et af de nyeste af slagsen. Kabinettet kommer fra ThermalRock og selv om det er et ret nyt navn p markedet s har vi alligevel allerede set p et par kabin...
