Thermaltake's Xaser V V7000D WinGo - Nearly 10 years old and still solid.

In an industry where a product's life cycle is at most a year, it is rare to find something that lasted. The consumers not only expects change, they crave it. They know that their $1000 dollars computer will be junk in a few years and only a few components can be salvage. I had the same mentality until I brought a Thermaltake Xaser V.

It was more expensive than the other retail PC Cases but after looking at the specs, I couldn't pass it up. I brought a AMD 3000+ Barton, 9800 Pro with an Asus motherboard, that was nearly 10 years ago. 

To give an idea of how durable this tank is, here is a stock picture of the case. 

Stock Photo via Thermaltake site,  case release in 2003

Here is the case right now. 

Currently 2012 July

First post with many more to come....

Greetings! 

I wanted to create a journal (or blog) where I give my opinion on various things that make life what it is. The majority of the post will no doubt be focus on technology but I'll try to include everything. 

These reviews on products are my own experiences and everyone is welcome to their own opinions, free feel to let me know what you think.

So, with no further to do, let get the party started with my most recent with two companies that should be given a pat on the back and a basket of freshly baked muffins. 

Thermaltake & XFX