When the Core P5 first appeared, you could draw a conclusion that the new chassis shared some similarities with the Lian Li PC-O series of chassis. But even if that were the case – the Core P5 differs too much from the Lian Li models.

Flashy show-case at a moderate sales price; Can be used standing; lying or hanging; Optimized for the use of a powerful water cooling; Enough space for a high-end system; Cable can be hidden at sufficient length behind the tray; I/O panel with four USB ports

Open construction unfavorable questionable for dust protection; sound insulation and EMC; Less suitable for air cooling; no optical drive available

The main element that Thermaltake wants you to be able to accomplish with it new Core P5 Chassis, is for you to be able to show off your awesome PC system configuration that you have spent weeks working on so that it is near-perfect.

Every once in awhile something new comes out that changes how the PC world looks at things. Thermaltake has put a new spin on computer cases with the CORE P5 an open air mid tower case that has normal PC enthusiasts excited about making their computer look outrageous.