Thermaltake launches the View 590 TG ARGB with five standard fans and curved glass

The View 590 TG ARGB was already among the cases that Thermaltake showed at CES in January. Its launch allows us to know the final configuration of the fans, the chassis measurements and the two commercial references. Arrives in black and Snow white finishboth with the same dual-chamber layout and five factory-mounted 120mm fans.

Thermaltake has opted for a front and left side covered by a single piece of curved tempered glass. The panel is 4mm thick and has an integrated pull tab to lift it when you need to access the interior. The second chamber is reserved for the source, part of the wiring and the storage units, so that the visible area is mainly dedicated to the board, graphics and cooling.

Three fans bring air in from the side and two expel it from the back

The three Infinity ARGB Reverse PWM fans are installed next to the motherboard to introduce air. Its inverted blades keep the illuminated face visible while they function as an entrance. The other two Infinity ARGB PWMs occupy the rear and expel hot air. All five are 120mm and Thermaltake lists a rated speed of 1,500 RPM for the included models.

The lighting can be managed from the software of compatible boards from ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI and ASRock. PWM control allows speed to be adjusted via the motherboard. The manufacturer’s sheet includes noise figures for the fans, but does not offer a measurement of the noise of the entire case; This will also depend on the rest of the components and the configuration of the ventilation curve.

The View 590 TG ARGB supports up to eleven 120mm fans: three above, three on the side next to the plate, three below and two behind. Since five are already installed, the upper and lower positions are free in the standard configuration. The maximum number represents the physical locations available and may change in practice if radiators or accessories are installed that share those spaces.

For liquid cooling, Thermaltake specifies up to 360mm radiators both on top and next to the motherboard. Above it also supports 280 mm models, while behind it a 120 mm one can be mounted. Whoever wants to use the side for a radiator should check the space of the graphics: the maximum length goes from 435 to 350 mm with liquid cooling installed in that position.

Curved glass, double camera and plates with hidden connectors

The external dimensions are 473 × 290 × 477 mm. The 290mm width is partly due to the dual-chamber layout: the power supply and cables are placed behind the main compartment, while the glass reveals the hardware installed in front. Thermaltake adds dust filters to facilitate cleaning of the air inlets and an integrated bracket that supports heavy graphics cards.

Tray accepts conventional Mini-ITX, microATX and ATX boards. The SSI-CEB format of up to 12 × 10.5 inches also appears on the sheet. For boards with power and data connectors located on the back, compatibility is limited to microATX and ATX models. Thermaltake cites the ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero and GIGABYTE Project Stealth families, which need openings behind the tray to take out their cables.

There are seven horizontal expansion slots. The 435 mm margin for the graph serves as a reference without a side radiator; The integrated holder helps hold long cards, but does not eliminate the need to check their thickness and the other components that will occupy the interior. For a CPU air cooler, the maximum listed height is 165mm.

The power supply uses the usual PS2 format and can measure up to 270 mm in length in the configuration indicated by Thermaltake. This margin drops to 180 mm if hard drives are installed in the corresponding area. The distinction is useful in a dual-chamber case, because the source shares space with the bays and with the cables coming out of it.

Storage, exterior connections and finishes

The tab details various storage combinations– Up to three 3.5-inch drives with two 2.5-inch drives, or two 3.5-inch drives with three 2.5-inch SSDs. Therefore, the number of small units depends on how the positions of the larger disks are occupied. Thermaltake does not include a power supply with the box.

On the connection panel there is one USB-C 3.2 Gen 2, two USB-A 3.0 and an HD audio jack. The power and reset buttons also appear. To take advantage of the USB-C port you will have to connect it to the corresponding internal header on the motherboard; Its presence in the box does not by itself add that connection to a board that lacks it.

The black variant is identified with the reference CA-12C-00M1WN-01 and the Snow with CA-12C-00M6WN-01. The two product pages are already published and there are lists of distributors in some markets. Thermaltake has not communicated in the note a recommended price in euros or a specific availability date for Spain, so the figures from stores in other countries should not be taken as their Spanish price.