Thermaltake Divider 300 TG

The whole Divider line from Thermaltake has managed to look rather nice and refreshingly different. Having looked at all the variants of the lineup, both glass and airflow-focused units, the Divider 300 TG Air has always stuck out a bit. While the Divider 500 models offer the space and radiator support one would expect from a modern case, or the Divider 200 a cool, out of the ordinary modern cube chassis, the 300 series feels a little lost in the mix.

Thermaltake’s Divider 300TG is attractive, but lacks the quality and performance needed to stand out in today’s market. It didn’t perform well thermally or acoustically in our testing, making it tough to recommend.

Let me start by saying that the Thermaltake Divider 300 TG ARGB is a beautiful case. In my humble opinion, it is one of the most functional, clean designs Thermaltake has produced in recent times. Just look at the color-matched framing and shape of the glass panels, split side panel, and perfectly centered and color-matched fans in the front, all wrapped around a solid steel frame—yes, please!

Insgesamt kann das Divider 300 TG zwar durch ein schickes Design beeindrucken, bringt jedoch zu viele Funktionseinschränkungen mit sich. Kleinere Anpassungen, beispielsweise etwas mehr Höhe für den CPU-Kühler, etwas mehr Tiefe für die Kombination „Wakü + lange Grafikkarte“ und Lüfter mit einem üblichen Standardanschluss, hätten das Gehäuse zu einem wunderbaren Gesamtpaket gemacht. So lässt sich das Divider 300 TG leider nur bedingt empfehlen, so schön es auch aussehen mag

Thermaltake teilt bei der Divider-Serie das linke Seitenteil in zwei Dreiecke und sorgt so für einen ganz eigenen Look. Im Test klären wir, ob der Midi-Tower Divider 300 TG ARGB nicht nur bei der Optik eigene Wege geht.

There’s really no shortage of great PC cases these days. If you want a bunch of ARGB fans, a couple of tempered glass windows and lots of interior tricks, then you’ll find something pretty fantastic from every major brand for around the same price as the 300 TG. That being said, with most cases being so broadly similar these days, it’s the little details that really make a case stand out, and the Thermaltake 300 TG really nails the little things.