What happens if you flip an entire gaming PC on its side and then load the case up with up to 14 fans? Well that's where the Thermaltake Centralized Thermal Efficiency design (or CTE) takes over by rotating the motherboard 90 degrees which is supposed to boost cooling. But does it?
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TT CTE C750 - https://geni.us/TTC750
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - What is CTE (Centralized Thermal Efficiency)?
0:48 - Unboxing a whale!
1:03 - Vertical Air Movement is NOT new...
2:38 - TESTING with Air Cooling
4:35 - TESTING with an AIO
5:19 - Shocking results... honestly
6:53 - Speaking of the CTE case
7:18 - Horrible cable management lol
8:33 - To CTE or not?
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