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Thermaltake Spedo Review - PAGE 1
Carl Poirier - Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

Would you like your computer to be as sexy as me in my flashy, pink speedo bathing suit?

If you answered yes to the previous question, Thermaltake has the right product for you: the Spedo bathing suit for computers. I am joking: it's not a bathing suit but a chassis. (And I don't have a pink speedo either!)

The Thermaltake Spedo is available in two versions. One is called the Advanced Package which comes with extra fans, whereas the "normal" package has only three fans but is cheaper. It still has the vents for the others so the user can dress it as he likes - including pink LED fans! So this full-tower should not have any problems getting massive airflow.

The Spedo is without any doubts targeted to the enthusiast crowd, but the two versions option is not the only great deal. It also features tool-free mechanisms to quickly change any component. Combined with all the room available in this full-tower, it will be for sure a great case to work with. This is what we will see in the next few pages. Then, we will take a look at its cooling performance, so keep reading!


Article Index

1.Introduction
2.Specifications and External Layout
3.Internal Layout
4.Testing
5.Conclusion

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