The Overseer RX-I is presented in a large box that has an attractive design of artwork. Being an eSports chassis we have the associated design with robotic character. The rear of the box has further details, showing the features of Overseer RX-I. Inside the case is covered in a clear plastic sheet and held in place via polystyrene pillars.



Inside, we have a small accessories bundle that consists of the following items:

• Instructions manual
• CPU PSU extension cable
• Molex to 3-pin conversion cables
• Speaker
• Various screws with cable tidies

I’m pleased to see that Thermaltake have included the extension cable for CPU E-ATX power. This is something that is often overlooked but with it we can ensure good cable management by routing cables behind the motherboard tray. The cable that feeds from the PSU is usually either too short to reach behind the motherboard tray or is extremely tight but thanks to this we can arrange things with ease.



Removing the Overseeer RX-I from its packaging we are met with looks that are reminiscent of the Chaser MK-1 albeit in a smaller shell and with slightly different aesthetics.

The prominent side panel features a Perspex window with a perforated mesh area marked out for attaching a 200mm fan; this area has a removable fan filter.

On the other side the panel is entirely solid but has a similar convex to the alternate side – allowing more clearance. With Overseer RX-I adopting a rather rugged approach to case design its visuals will satisfy those who prefer the gamer style of case with LEDs and in your face aesthetics.





Over the page we will take a look at the exterior aspects of Overseer RX-I.