Thermaltake Core WP200 Super-Tower Chassis Product Animation 

yeah and with a small cpu cooler and a 1050ti ;)

And one SSD and One Mechanical Drive.

from what i had seen in the demonstration animation, hahaving one pedistal case on bottom and top and max system 4 systems in one , i think

I am happy they still do and got mine for Christmas. Dual config on its way with hardcore watercooling. I consider 4 monsta minimum XD

Do you think people read what you wrote and say "Wow, what a cool awesome person"..? Because nobody did, or will, ever. "Hey everyone, look at me" Syndrome.

It is a great chassis. I managed to get Thermaltake USA to sell me 2 extra Air Side door panels because I did not like the Acrylic Windows side door. I got the Thermaltake core P200 Pedestal for the top and bottom. I managed to get a company situated in China to create a wider version of detachable motherboard tray to support HPTX, EEB and proprietary Supermicro motherboards. I used t have an EVGa SR-X but now have 2 x Asus Z10pe-d8ws. The flaw on this chassis is the small detachable motherboard tray (for such a large chassis, they should have made that tray wider and not just longer. The acrylic window restricts you from install side fans or radiators (for me, ventilation/performance is way better than visual aesthetics.)

@@richarda.k.alucasbishopojo3311 Not true, you own a shit PC in a small case with no vents.

​@@bigGaza1 I can show you pictures if you want. I have nothing to lie. Provide me your email address and I will send you a photo. I do 3d animation for 12 years thank you and it has been a journey building my system. The chassis has flaws but I have sorted out mine. I have helped a lot of people regarding issues with this chassis. Stop hating just because you cannot afford it.

They don't sell cases on their page. They are a distributor. New egg sells it

@@jasonjrf I'm looking to build something similar too. A pc case that can support more than 24 hdds but dont wanna spend $3000 for a server case so i'm going the DIY route. How are you going to build your case? Please post a video if you can too.

@@theagrafiotis With the Thermaltake core P200 pedestal, one can install a total of 24 drives (12 on each side). You might simply need to contact Thermaltake USA (and the USA base only by phone call if you want fast response) for the extra parts (the hard drive cage supports 2x hdd trays). I managed to get Zach from Thermaltake USA to send me more. I have the Thermaltake Pedestal P200 on the top and the other at the bottom. My system has 2x Asus Z10PE-D8 WS. One issue with the chassis for me was the detachable motherboard tray as it was not wide enough. However I took the long process of getting it 3d scanned (keep everything the same but made it slightly wider). Sent the file to a company situated in Asia and they created it for me using Cold Rolled Sheet metal. This is a great chassis because it can support multiple Alphacool Eisbaer extreme black edition AIO (7 to be exact) on the Thermaltake core W200. You can install 3 of them (2 on the side and 1 at the middle top using the radiator cage) I am not a fan of the acrylic window so I manged to get Thermaltake to send me 2 x Air side door panels so I can install more fans on either side.

3.5mm drives??? Probably a few thousand if 3.5mm drives were a thing...😁

User has to do the hard work. I just bought one a couple of weeks ago.

yes - you can build 2 PCs in this case

Yes. You can. I have this chassis and it has been a long journey with it. You can install 2 motherboards on either side. My setup is 1 thermaltake core w200 with 2 x Thermaltake Core p200 pedestals (one on top and the other at the bottom). You can even add a 3rd or 4th Thermaltake Core P200 but that might be taxing on the Chassis wheels with all that weight. This is the best chassis I have ever purchased. It can The chassis is so spacious that I have 4 x Alphacool Eisbaer AIO black edition installed in it without any issues. The side that has the 4 front fan holes, I installed one on there and the other at the top. On the other side, I installed on at the top and the other was screwed unto the side Radiator cage. My setup means that I could install 6 Power supplies but I am fine with two. lol If you have any questions, please let me know. I can answer everything question regarding this chassis.

1200mm? wth you mean 120 mm. and ever head about the leadflower 2000watt psu

It's FAR better than the M8, I've seen it in person and it's sick how many parts you can jam in it. The Caselabs M8 is kinda outdated by comparison

Atleast the Case labs case is not copied and not built using thin metal sheets and cheap plastics. Of all the thermal take products I have own all of them broke within a year with only moderate use. This copy will do the same.

No Name I use nothing less than Lian Li cases, but I built PC's with Thermaltake cases and they aren't bad at all (maybe user error for your case). Cases like cheapo NZXT's, Aerocool, Rosewill are the flimsiest cases I ever handled. And who cares if it was copied, Caselabs doesn't even have a patent for this and it's only "available" in the USA. I would choose this and the Lian Li D6XX over the overpriced/outdated Caselabs Magnums forever

@@Arkangeli7 Oh is only McDonalds allowed to make hamburgers now too then?

@@kokoronai594 hamburgers aren't a patended products. Thermaltake has a history of stealing ideas from other case manufacturers.

Yes ... have one on the right (P200).

it may be similar to caselabs but this one is cheaper so it is good for a wider amount of consumers

didn't Case lab said sorry.... for saying they coped ?

PSG1JOHN1 thermal take did the copy of a caselabs