Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
PC case launch season is truly upon us, as Thermaltake joins the fray with its new View 390 Air. First sighted at Computex 2025, the View 390 Air features a distinctive aesthetic all thanks to its one-piece tempered glass panel that stretches from the top panel to the left side panel.
Sporting a MSRP of $159.99 US dollars, the View 390 Air is a high-airflow mid tower ATX PC case with a dual chamber design, and is available in four distinctive Thermaltake colourways (Black, Snow, Future Dusk and Butter Caramel). Watch on to learn more about the View 390 Air, as ALKtech takes a look at the case and does a demo build using an EATX motherboard (Gigabyte X670E AORUS MASTER) and a chonker of a graphics card (Gigabyte AORUS GeForce RTX 4090 MASTER 24G), alongside three of Thermaltake's CT120 EX ARGB Sync case fans!
0:00 Introduction
0:24 Packaging & Accessories
1:15 Exterior Walkthrough
3:23 Panel Removal & Dust Filters
4:43 Cooling Features & Layout
6:30 Dimensions & Clearances
7:46 Vertical GPU Mounting Walkthrough
9:13 Dimensions & Clearances Continued
10:21 2.5" & 3.5" Drive Bays
10:43 PC Building Experience
13:54 Cable Management
14:30 Finishing Assembly Touches
15:01 The PEEL
15:42 Completed Build Aesthetic Reel
16:27 Test Setup & Thermal Performance
17:21 Conclusion
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Official Thermaltake product page: thermaltake.com/view-390-air-mid-tower-chassis.html
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ALKtech may earn commissions from qualifying purchases made using affiliate links, at no extra cost to you as a customer. These commissions go a long way in supporting the channel!
The PC case and CT120 EX ARGB Sync case fans featured in this video were sponsored by Corbell Technologies, the official distributor for Thermaltake in Singapore.
PC case launch season is truly upon us, as Thermaltake joins the fray with its new View 390 Air. First sighted at Computex 2025, the View 390 Air features a distinctive aesthetic all thanks to its one-piece tempered glass panel that stretches from the top panel to the left side panel.
Sporting a MSRP of $159.99 US dollars, the View 390 Air is a high-airflow mid tower ATX PC case with a dual chamber design, and is available in four distinctive Thermaltake colourways (Black, Snow, Future Dusk and Butter Caramel). Watch on to learn more about the View 390 Air, as ALKtech takes a look at the case and does a demo build using an EATX motherboard (Gigabyte X670E AORUS MASTER) and a chonker of a graphics card (Gigabyte AORUS GeForce RTX 4090 MASTER 24G), alongside three of Thermaltake's CT120 EX ARGB Sync case fans!
0:00 Introduction
0:24 Packaging & Accessories
1:15 Exterior Walkthrough
3:23 Panel Removal & Dust Filters
4:43 Cooling Features & Layout
6:30 Dimensions & Clearances
7:46 Vertical GPU Mounting Walkthrough
9:13 Dimensions & Clearances Continued
10:21 2.5" & 3.5" Drive Bays
10:43 PC Building Experience
13:54 Cable Management
14:30 Finishing Assembly Touches
15:01 The PEEL
15:42 Completed Build Aesthetic Reel
16:27 Test Setup & Thermal Performance
17:21 Conclusion
Affiliate Links:
► Get this PC case from Amazon: amzn.to/456eLcy
Official Thermaltake product page: thermaltake.com/view-390-air-mid-tower-chassis.html
Follow ALKtech at the following social media platforms and keep up-to-date with the latest happenings in the PC hardware world:
Facebook: facebook.com/alktechsg
Instagram: instagram.com/alktechsg
TikTok: tiktok.com/@alktechsg
Website: alktech.co
ALKtech may earn commissions from qualifying purchases made using affiliate links, at no extra cost to you as a customer. These commissions go a long way in supporting the channel!
The PC case and CT120 EX ARGB Sync case fans featured in this video were sponsored by Corbell Technologies, the official distributor for Thermaltake in Singapore.
