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Razer Tomahawk ATX Mid-Tower Gaming Case (BLACK)

SKU : TWC1466 Category : Cabinet

₹11067.00

Rated 5.0 out of 5

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BUILD IT. CHANGE IT. PERFECT IT. To build the ultimate gaming desktop, it begins with a frame that can support the performance within. Meet the Razer Tomahawk ATX and Mini-ITX—gaming chassis that exude both form and function, equipped with premium features to accommodate your idea of the perfect rig, whatever it may be.

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Model	Razer Tomahawk ATX
Product Number	RC21-01420100-R3M1
Chassis form factor	Mid-Tower
Supported Motherboards	E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
Case material	SPCC Steel (0,8mm) Thick and All Tempered Glass Side Panels
# of expansion slots	7 Expansion Slots
# of supported drives hdd or ssd	3 x 3.5” or 2.5” HDD or SSD
# of supported drives	2 x 2.5” SSD
Radiator Compatibility	Up to 360 mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height	Up to 176 mm
Maximum GPU Length	Up to 384 mm
Maximum PSU Length	ATX, Up to 210mm
Front Panel I/O Type-A	2x USB3,2 Gen1 Type-A Ports
Front Panel I/O Type-C	1x USB3,2 Gen2 Type-C Port
Front Panel I/O Micro	1x Dedicated Microphone Port
Front Panel I/O Headphone	1x Headphone Port
Front Panel I/O Power	1x Power Button
Front Panel I/O Reset	1x Reset Button
RAZER Chroma™ Support	Razer Chroma™ Underglow
Warranty	1 Year
Case dimensions	Razer Tomahawk ATX
Approximate weight	29,85 lbs / 13,5 kg

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Product Broucher	Download
Vendor Link	https://www.razer.com/gaming-desktops-and-cases/razer-tomahawk/RC21-01420100-R3M1#specs
IS Gaming Product	yes

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Rated 5 out of 5 5.00

Dixing Gao March 14, 2024

Update: I got my CableMod custom cable today. Even with flexible custom cables, the back panel is still hard to close, mainly because the front I/O cables are thick, unwieldy and unnecessarily long, taking up the already very limited cable management space. The building experience is honestly awful, and I suggest anyone who aren’t willing to put in extraordinary effort in for the looks to, well, look elsewhere. With this review I hope to thoroughly document my experience with this case, and help potential buyers prepare for its quirks. Build quality and exterior: The case is built very well, all the detachable panels have a very satisfying snap. The magnetic glass panels can be swung very far to the back and won’t interfere with the build. The look is subtle and simplistic, other than Razer’s ugly logo.