Testseek.com have collected 38 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Level 10 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Level 10.
May 2010
(78%)
38 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Thermaltake’s approach to artful computing provides even more interior space and its eight-slot rear panel is perfect for holding four double-slot expansion cards. Anyone who wants to put “personal supercomputer” hardware in a..
Very unique, Beautifully designed, Heat isolating areas, Great cable management
Painfully expensive, Extremely heavy, Not water-cooling enabled
Looking back, the installation process was a healthy success. Once finished, all our fingers were still in place and we avoided the types of cuts and scrapes sometimes associated with system building. The Level 10's removable motherboard tray made that co...
The Level 10 is by far the most unique case I have seen to date, and the most expensive. Thermaltake and BMW were definitely thinking outside the box on this one. ...
Abstract: The takeaway is that the Level 10 gives you easy access to most parts of your PC without an open bench case’s dust collection, EMI concerns, and homeliness (to some). Overclockers may get higher numbers and potentially longer device life. And..
This case is available for a price of $760 online, making it not for the faint of heart. The target market is for the SOHO designer trying to have a functional design as part of their overall home office, or the enthusiast gamer wanting excellent cooli...
Since its introduction last year Thermaltake's Level 10 has been the talk of the PC building town. In part that's because of its enormous £500 price tag and elusive nature - but it's mostly because of the innovative and unique design. Mos...
Modding: While there are not many opportunities to mod this case (why would you?) there are a few things you could potentially do. First, you could remove the metal air cover from the front left of the case to expose the pre-installed grill underneat...
Abstract: PC Perspective's reader Craig Mullaney scored the first review with the Thermaltake Level 10 computer case. And the site was kind enough to share it with us, in full, here. Spoiler: it's as ridiculously awesome as we'd expect: Exterior Evaluat...
