ThermaltakeTower 300 Series LCD Panel Kit; 3.9" LCD Display; Supported by Tt RGB Plus 2.0 Software; AC-073-OO1NAN-A1; 3 Year Warranty

The media could not be loaded. Very nice case... I got in past NZXT H210 and this one is much better because looks better and can fit bigger GPU card. I have inside it AM5 ITX motherboard X670E-I Asus ROG + AMD Ryzen 5 7600X + 32GB dual HyperX Kingston Renegade, 2x 2TB NVME (Samsung 980Pro + WD 770 Black) and AMD Radeon 6800XT MSI Gaming X Trio (the GPU is 2.7 Slot high but check it in specification online...). Few mm still left but side panel is allready close... so I think 3 slot card will fit in but fans might almost touch a side panel. There is just 2 slots open for GPU on case back panel on top.. but can install 3 slots card.. Only problem might be noise and temps. I am overall very happy... On bottom I used EVGA GM650 SFX PSU, there is BeQuiet Silent Wings 4 140mm on bottom with black grill 140, Then on top RGB BeQuiet Light Wings 140 just for RGB effect moustly (push pull with 140 silent wing under it). Then on CPU I have a BeQuiet Loop 120 with BeQuiet Light Wings 120 HighPressure , and other side on top is also (pushpull) other side of water cooler Silent Wings 4 140mm installed on plastic reduction 140>120 printed on 3d printer. Back Panel there is installed also a Silent Wing 4 140mm. Base cooler I take it off... also i get some premium 2 120mm coolers from Thermaltake for free but never use it. I have a racing green and I am very happy. Colour is very original but if not this one propably I will recommend a black colour. Will put here some pictures how I builded it maybe someone will decide same. Propably Very big air cooler with performance of 220TDP will be better and do better job but that silent loop 120 was used mostly for overall good looking effect.. The cooler is on limit in my opinion of it performance. Not super quiet but not also very loud. Will say medium overall acceptable. I hope I will inspire someone to build similar project.

El gabinete llama la atencion a cualquiera que lo vea y puedes hacerle tantas modificaciones como quieras, luces led, pantalla lcd, stickers, figuras, cool water etc. Muy llamativo y ocupa poco espacio

I only had the LCD kit a few weeks and it stopped working. To be fair, now I realize that it was faulty from the start, Amazon did a refund within minutes of contacting them. Great great service. I've re-ordered the product. The kit does finish the case with a professional look I must say.

I wanted to add something fun to my new ThermalTake Tower 300 build, so I decided to add this optional LCD.The functionality is okay. It's not the greatest, but perhaps they will add more functionality over time. The main thing I wanted though was a fun animated gif on the display, which this does without issue.My main concern though is that the LCD seems to scratch pretty easily. I was trying to wipe it free of dust and noticed very minor scratching after using a cloth to wipe it. I think it would be nice if they made a little glass screen protector for this to make sure it lasts.The other wish I have is that it came in other bezel color options. It would be nice if the bezel matched the Hydrangea Blue color scheme of my tower.Aside from durability concerns though, it's a fun product that adds a bit more personality to the system, and it has been functioning without issue.

The media could not be loaded. LCD is fantastic. The TT app can use a little work but all in all I am very happy with the purchase.

The Thermaltake Tower 100 is perfectly sized for a compact, on the desk, PC build.I like the quality of the materials, the cable routing features and the front panel I/O, but the included fans are LOUD. I would highly recommend replacing them as the hum they produce while running is very noticeable, even with headphones on. I think one of the included fans is about to fly apart as well because periodically it will start rattling so hard that the vibrations translate through the case and into my desk causing lighter items on the desk to literally jump around.I also found it extremely annoying that the 5 screws that hold the top panel on aren't made of magnetic metal. Since they are recessed about a full inch down in narrow holes this is an extreme problem when attempting to put the top back on. The screws have a thinner thread than I'm used to, but wide brimmed heads which makes them top heavy. If you drop them into the holes they will land with the thread facing in the wrong direction 99% of the time. The only way I found to combat this was to use thin, curved scissors intended for fine model trimming to slowly lower the screws down into the holes.Everything is held in place by this top panel, so leaving it off or just setting it on top is not an option.Before this Tower 100 I was using a similar sized case that had a more horizontal orientation and had no issues taking it apart quickly and putting it back together just as fast. I only replaced it because the outer rubber had started to deteriorate and become sticky. That BitFenix case was $20 cheaper than this case and had a similar I/O. It is for that reason that I'm rating this as 3 stars.