Today I am going to review the Thermalrock Circle Full tower case. Most of you have probably never heard of Thermalrock, they are a new company just started in March of 2005. Thermalrock is a division of ThermalTake who have been around for years, and have released many innovative products and cases, like the Xaser series. Going into this review I am expecting Thermalrock to have the same quality as Thermaltake.

Here are the specifications of the Circle full tower direct from the manufacturer.

• Model: RH-F030-2SW
• Motherboards: 12" x 9.6" (ATX), 9.6" x 9.6" (Micro ATX) , 12" x 13" (Extend ATX)
• Expansion Slots: 7 Slots
• Case Type: Full Tower
• Cooling System:
• Front: - 120x120x25 mm fan 2000rpm (intake)
• Rear: - 120x120x25 mm fan 2000rpm (exhaust)
• Thermal Test: Tambient: 38°C Intel thermal requirement validated
• Side Panel: Arch Shape Window
• Color: Silver Coating
• I/O Ports: USB2.0 x 2, IEEE1394 x 1, Micro phone & Ear phone ports
• Dimension (H*W*D): 205.0 mm ( W ) x 500.0 mm ( D ) x 540.0 mm ( H )
• Material: SECC 0.8mm (Chassis) Aluminum (Front Panel)
• Carton Dimension (D x W x H): 630 x 295 x 590 mm ( 219 pcs / 20' ; 441 pcs / 40'; 570 pcs / 40HQ )
• Drive Bays: 5 x 5.25", 2 x 3.5" (Front Accessible) 6 x 3.5" (Internal)