New Thermaltake Retro series features beige aesthetic and modern hardware support

Thermaltake has launched its Retro Series chassis lineup, featuring the Retro 260 TG mATX tower and the Retro 360 TG mid-tower. The collection draws on a vintage beige aesthetic inspired by early home computers while maintaining compatibility with high-performance modern hardware.

The Retro 260 TG is an mATX case finished in a beige tone with a retro-style front panel and a 4mm tempered glass side panel. Thermaltake confirms the unit supports graphics cards up to 370mm in length and a 280mm radiator mounted at the top. Users can mount up to nine 120mm fans, and the case includes a built-in VGA holder for added GPU stability.

The larger Retro 360 TG mid-tower expands support to full ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 400mm. This model is engineered for hidden-connector motherboards, enabling cleaner interior layouts. It features patented PCI-E slots that rotate for vertical or horizontal GPU mounting. Thermal support includes up to twelve 120mm fans and multiple 360mm radiators on the top or motherboard side.

Both cases are compatible with an optional 6.0″ LCD screen kit, which integrates into the front panel for system monitoring or custom visuals via the TT RGB Plus 3.0 software. The software also includes AI Forge, allowing users to generate backgrounds and display real-time data. The front I/O on both models includes a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port, a USB-A 3.0 port, and an HD audio jack. Thermaltake also includes removable dust filters on all intake areas to simplify system maintenance.

KitGuru says: Of the two new Thermaltake Retro series cases, which one do you like the most?

Become a Patron!