Thermaltake has introduced the AX1000 TG AI Workstation Chassis alongside the AX200 stackable expansion pedestal. Designed for AI computing, content creation and server‑grade workloads, the AX1000 offers dual‑system support and extensive hardware capacity, while the AX200 provides modular expansion for cooling, storage and power.
The AX1000 supports two XL‑ATX or SSI‑EEB motherboards and offers up to 20 PCIe slots for multi‑GPU setups, with clearance for graphics cards up to 630mm long. The chassis includes mounts for up to 24 drives and supports extensive cooling, with room for as many as 29 case fans and space for dual 420mm AIO or 560mm custom‑loop radiators.
A hinged tempered‑glass panel provides a clear view of internal components, while a perforated right‑side panel maintains airflow. Dual front I/O panels give each system dedicated access, and integrated GPU supports help stabilise heavier graphics cards. System monitoring is available through an optional 3.9‑inch LCD kit controlled via TT RGB PLUS 3.0.
For additional capacity, the AX200 pedestal attaches directly to the AX1000, expanding storage, cooling and power options. The module adds mounts for 16 more drives, 9 additional fans, dual 480mm or 560mm radiators and support for two standard PS2 power supplies.
KitGuru Says: If the AX1000 alone isn’t enough, the AX200 pedestal offers a substantial amount of extra room. How would you configure this setup?
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