![]() Just as with the side and top panels, all you’ll need to do to take off the bottom panel is to remove the two screws on the back that hold it on. In order to get the power supply mounted in the Thermaltake Core V1 mini-ITX chassis, I had to remove the bottom panel. All four of the screws lined up perfectly and the I/O shield popped into place nice and easily! The first step in my build is the motherboard, above you can see that the ASRock Z77E-ITX motherboard fits inside the Thermaltake Core V1 mini-ITX chassis with no issues. ![]() ![]() ![]() Starting a new build is always a bit exciting to me, and it’s no different this time around. ![]()
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