Thermaltake Divider 500 TG Snow ARGB Mid Tower Case

Thermaltake Divider 500 TG Snow ARGB Mid Tower Case

Design of Symmetrical Triangular Side Panels - Left Side

The Divider 500 TG Air distinguishes itself by allowing the four symmetrical triangular sections to be swapped and matched. When creating the system, we include an additional triangular tempered glass window on the left side to enhance the aesthetic of the case. Users can, for example, continue with the conventional design or have two triangular tempered glass panes on the left side to provide different viewing tastes.

Right Side Symmetrical Triangular Side Panels Design

The additional triangular mesh panel on the right side enhances the aesthetic of the case as well as while constructing inside it. For example, depending on the PC configuration, customers can continue with the usual shape or have two steel panels on the right side when putting fans on the motherboard side for air intake or exhaust.

Airflow-Optimized Panels

For huge airflow performance, the Divider 500 TG Air features two big airflow-optimized mesh panels at the front and top.

GPU Support Bracket & PSU Cover

The built-in PSU cover is intended to conceal unsightly wires while providing enough airflow. The riser cable bracket not only allows for vertical GPU installation, but it also helps to lighten the load on the PCI-E slots.

Show It Your Way

Patented rotational PCI-E ports allow you to show your graphics card horizontally or vertically, providing plenty of flexibility for your system.

Superior Dust Filtration

The dust filtering system of the Divider 500 TG Air is well-designed. All detachable filters on the inner right side, in the font, at the top, and at the base provide excellent dust protection and grime reduction, assuring a dust-free atmosphere.

Exhaust and intake of air

The Divider 500 TG Air has excellent cooling performance. Massive airflow is enabled by two large mesh panels at the front and top. Furthermore, the space on the left side between two triangular pieces of tempered glass and steel panels allows for efficient air intake. Depending on the user's overall PC architecture design, cooling exhausts might be situated on the right side of the steel panel (two steel panels), the back, and the top of the case. The inclusion of triangular tempered glass and steel panels not only improves the overall design.