https://www.kitguru.net/components/cases/james-dawson/thermaltake-announce-the-view-51-tempered-glass-argb-edition-full-tower-chassis/
 
The new View 51 TGB ARGB features an open layout design, equipped with tempered glass panels to the front and left-hand side. The chassis arrives with two 200mm RGB LED fans pre-installed in the front which complement the pre-installed 120mm RGB exhaust fan in the rear. The RGB fans can be controlled by a button which is located on the front panel alongside the I/O ports. The spacious open layout of the Thermaltake View 51 Tempered Glass ARGB Edition provides ample room for custom water-cooling equipment to be installed inside, as well as providing plenty of options for cable management and hardware expansion. The View 51 TG ARGB also features a hinged side panel allowing users to easily access components for maintenance or just to simply show off their creations. The front I/O of the View 51 TG ARGB consists of two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and a single USB Type-C port. In addition, an RGB button is located next to the I/O ports for users to cycle through pre-configured lighting modes with a range of different colour options to choose from. Another great feature of the View 51 TG ARGB Edition is the vertical GPU mounting design, that features dual PCIe slots for vertical mounting of multiple graphics cards.
 
Thermaltake has designed the View 51 with liquid cooling in mind, the chassis can support radiators or AIO cooling solutions up to 360mm long and provides a quick way to access the drain valve for draining a custom loop, without having to tilt the whole PC. The View 51 TG ARGB is Tt LCS certified, which means it has been tested to be best compatible with extreme water-cooling configurations.
 
It's not too bad of a design. Pricing was not available 
 

 

mostly about the ARGB being added ...
 
I like Thermaltake cases & believe the quality represents a good Value product

RGB is the worst thing to happen to the computer industry... change my mind... lol.

jasoncodispoti
RGB is the worst thing to happen to the computer industry... change my mind... lol.

+1

I noticed that the picture was not working correctly so I have inserted a new image in post 1

One downfall is that the 200mm fans in the front are only 600rpm fans. 800 is pretty standard. Also, they are not pwm. And they use 6 pin connectors to connect to the built in controller. You can easily connect controller to another argb controller or motherboard. I connected mine to my iCue commander pro using an adapter cable. Tho I also have a lighting node pro I made myself with a arduino micro pro :).anyway, hope the info is useful. It's great for a larger board like the dark, and gives tons of room to do whatever, while still maintaining a case style. It's almost a corsair crystal 680 but a helluva lot cheaper

micfogas
I had to share via Google album since the images are too large to upload

https://photos.app.goo.gl/g2RgCDw5p9kFwgQ46

 
should have gone with 2x200mm rad on the front - its what i plan to do when i get a proper WC loop going in it
 
there is room to mount a 3rd HD in back by the Rad hole
silly me i really didn't need the ssd  on the bottom of my case with three 2TB M2 drives on the MB