There while looking at computer cases I saw a Thermaltake V1 case on display. I want to build a high end gaming PC myself this time so last weekend I was at a local computer store which ends up carrying Thermaltake products. I've been a PC tech since 1985 and currently have a GW FX530 computer that is going on 8 years old. All rights reserved.Hello this is my first post here.
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