The Thermaltake VD4000BWS Kandalf full tower liquid cooled pc case comes with a pre-installed liquid cooling system for your CPU.

The Thermaltake Kandalf features a triple 120mm radiator which will keep any processor on the market cool - even with max overclocking!

Everything is pre-installed and ready to go, just add your computer hardware!

• All aluminum front door
• Full tower case with pre-installed liquid cooling system
• Utilizes thermal concepts of an automobile and places radiator in front of the computer chassis
• Offers extra space within case because the radiator is in the front door
• Minimizes installation time with partial pre-assembled liquid cooling components

Model:	VD4000BWS
Color:	Black
Case Type:	Full Tower with pre-installed Liquid Cooling System
Side Panel:	Transparent Window
Weight:	21.92 kg
Dimensions (HxWxD):	540 x 220 x 640 mm
Rear (Exhaust) Cooling:	120 x 25 mm Blue LED Fan (1300rpm, 17dBA) 90 x 25 mm Fan (1800rpm, 19dBA)
Top (Exhaust) Cooling:	90 x 25 mm Fan (1800rpm, 19dBA)
Front Accessible Bays:	(9) 5.25", (2) 3.5"
Internal Bays:	(6) 3.5"
Front Bezel:	Aluminum
Expansion Slots:	7
Motherboards:	Micro ATX, ATX, Extended ATX compliant
PSU:	Standard ATX PSII compliant
Front Ports:	(2) USB 2.0, (1) IEEE 1394, (2) Audio ports

04-14-2009
Reviewer: AtomTan (1)
I''ve had this case for about 2 years or so and have since upgraded every component in the WC system. I have 3 blocks in my loop and the stock pump, H2O block, rad and fans were just not good enough. With a few mods this case is very solid and still one of my favorites. As stated elsewhere the screw-less pci retainer had nowhere near enough strength to hold the 2 lbs of copper on my GTX 280HC and the extra length of the antec 850 made it a little tough to get the PSU installed. There''s a lot of room in the case for any type of WC setup you may be running. One could say it''s not worth it if you''re gonna get rid of the cooling system (in favour of better equip.), but the front door gives a really nice mounting spot for almost any 360 rad. I think it''s worth it to not have to worry about where to mount it.

02-12-2009
Reviewer: The_Grinch (1)
As a connoisseur of performance cooling, I found this case to have an unbelievably amazing design, and to be quite roomy inside. I appreciated the ten or so 5inch bays for my hard drive coolers. Cons: The waterblock that comes with this thing is terrible. I was getting better cooling performance using a Danger Den Waterblock made for an MCP. With the stock block I was getting temperatures for my cpu around 88-90 degrees F under idle and load, which seems good, but with the danger den block I was getting closer to 77-83 under load. Very easy to put together, but the inside of the case is just as roomy as any mid tower out there... Except this thing is a full tower that weighs 50 pounds. All in all, if you don''t mind getting a higher quality pump and res, don''t plan on using SLI (it is a hell of a tight fit) it is a great case. But seriously, if Sli isn''t an option, and you want to get a new block, you might as well get a Silverstone case with some great ThermalTake air cooling solutions. Oh, and one more thing, this case is not loud, but its not quiet either.

02-08-2009
Reviewer: Avenir (1)
this is awesome case, fits my needs, lots of room, really recommend this case GREAT customer service, I really recommend this company

01-18-2009
Reviewer: canadian2x3 (6)
I have been running this case for about two years now, before i use to always have heating issues, not anymore, i keep the whole system cool, the only thing i didnt care for is how the PSU mounts, that and the fact that the screwless clamps for the pci slots didnt work at all for my gpu so i went back to the old screws to hold them in, other then that this is an awsome case, thanks frozen cpu

10-07-2008
Reviewer: abdulla (1)
the best case