Thermaltake View 170 TG ARGB Snow Micro-ATX Case - Compact Display
Thermaltake View 170 TG ARGB Snow Micro-ATX Case - Compact Display
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In this review the Thermaltake View 170 TG ARGB Snow is presented as a compact micro-ATX chassis that prioritizes visual impact and straightforward builds. The single biggest reason to consider it is the pillarless front and side tempered glass design that showcases components and ARGB lighting without visual interruption, making it ideal for builders who want a small system with a polished display. It ships with three pre-installed 120mm ARGB fans and offers practical support for water cooling, while remaining a clearly defined choice for space-conscious desktop projects.
Key Features
- Pillarless tempered glass: The front and left side panels provide an unobstructed view of components and lighting for display-style builds.
- Three ARGB fans included: Three 120mm Hydraulic Bearing ARGB Lite fans come pre-installed to deliver immediate airflow and synchronized lighting with compatible motherboards.
- Top radiator support: Supports up to a 280mm radiator at the top, allowing a slim AIO or custom loop expansion for improved CPU cooling.
- Good internal space for M-ATX: Room for GPUs up to 340mm and multiple fan mounts gives flexibility for gaming or workstation micro builds.
- Front I/O convenience: Two USB 3.0 ports and HD audio on the front panel make daily connectivity and headset use simple.
- Expandable cooling options: The chassis can accept up to seven 120mm fans in total for users who want to prioritize airflow.
Who It's For
This case is aimed at builders who want a compact, display-oriented Micro-ATX system with strong RGB presentation and straightforward cooling options. Gamers, content creators on a space-limited desk, or anyone building a showpiece white-themed rig will appreciate the glass panels and included ARGB fans.
Those who should look elsewhere include builders who need a lightweight travel case or who are deeply worried about glass durability; a few customers reported scratched or fragile panels, and the chassis is noticeably heavy for its size. Larger ATX systems will also require a different, roomier chassis.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Strong visual presentation with pillarless front and side tempered glass.
- Good out-of-the-box lighting and cooling with 3x 120mm ARGB fans included.
- Supports up to a 280mm radiator and long GPUs up to 340mm for performance builds.
- Solid build quality and sensible internal space for cable management in a micro form factor.
Cons
- The tempered glass panels add weight and have received mixed feedback on durability from some customers.
- Size is compact by design, so internal clearance is tighter than in mid-tower or full-tower cases.
Specifications
| Model | View 170 TG ARGB Snow |
| Dimensions | 438 x 212 x 377.5 mm (17.24 x 8.35 x 14.86 in) |
| Weight | 6.35 kg / 14 lbs |
| Included Fans | 3 x 120mm Hydraulic Bearing ARGB Lite (1000 rpm) |
| Radiator Support | Top: up to 280mm / 240mm |
| Max GPU Length | 340 mm |
| I/O Ports | USB 3.0 x 2, HD Audio x 1 |
Our Verdict
The Thermaltake View 170 TG ARGB Snow is a well-built micro-ATX case that offers excellent component visibility and immediate ARGB aesthetics thanks to its pillarless tempered glass and included fans. It is good value for compact builds that prioritize looks and moderate cooling expansion, but prospective buyers should accept the added weight and take care handling the glass panels during installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it include ARGB fans?
Yes, three 120mm Hydraulic Bearing ARGB Lite fans are included and can be controlled by compatible motherboard RGB software.
What radiator size can I fit?
The top of the chassis supports up to a 280mm radiator; 240mm is also compatible.
Will a large GPU fit?
Yes, the case supports graphics cards up to 340mm in length, suitable for most high-performance GPUs.
Editor's Take
The Thermaltake View 170 TG ARGB Snow is a well-built micro-ATX case that emphasizes component visibility and ARGB lighting, offering good cooling expansion and value for compact display-oriented builds, though it is heavier and its tempered glass requires careful handling.

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