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April 2011
(85%)
105 Reviews
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Outstanding Cable Management, Three adjustable 200mm fans and a 140mm fan included, Filters on all intake fans, USB 3.0 ports and a total of 6 USB ports, HotSwappable internal drive bays, Locks for the side door and drive bays, Handle for ease in carrying, LEDs add to the cool look,
A little heavy, Drive bay locking mechanism is finicky, Price could be considered expensive
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Published: 2011-09-22, Author: Nick , review by: icrontic.com
Abstract: Computers play a huge role in the design of our vehicles, but what would happen if a car manufacturer had a hand in the design of a computer chassis? More to the point, what would it look like if a luxury car manufacturer had a hand in that design? Th...
Great looking showcase design, Excellent cable management features, Great airflow setup with stock fans, Lots of external ports pre-wired, Cool lighting accents
Light plastic hard drive sleds, Noisy hard drive rack, Pricey but worth it
Acoustic and Thermal Performance: In terms of general performance, the Thermaltake Level 10 GT ran components in our system cool and quietly. We setup a fairly stout Core i7 970 six-core chip, along with an AMD Radeon HD 6850 graphics card, 6GB of RA...
Fits all graphic cards, Dust filters all around, even if some are tricky to clean, Unique design
Restrictive air intake, Problems with fan controlling and lights
The Level 10 GT definitely isn't what you'd call an average case, but it's a case nonetheless and needs to meet our usual criteria. This includes dust filters, easy assembly and enough room for graphic card(s) and large CPU-coolers, and while the fron...
If you're looking strictly at performance, it's fair to say the Thermaltake Level 10 GT comes out a winner. Thermaltake's design marries strong heat management with some of the quietest acoustics we've tested, and that's something most of us can get behin...
Good Motherboard Support, Eight slots for Multi GPU, USB 2.0 and 3.0 Ports, Fan Speed and Lighting Controls, Three 200mm LED Fans, Carrying Handle, Removable Side Door, Door and Drive Locks, Side Window
External expansion slot screws, One sided design with back panel flat and plain, Side Window
First impressions can really tell you a lot when it comes to chassis design and as you can imagine they are not always all that accurate. We first saw the Level 10 GT at CES 2011 and were immediately impressed at how large the case was but were actua...
There's quite a bit to really like about the Thermaltake Level 10 GT. It’s well built, has a ton of unique and handy features, and the styling it utterly unique. It’s not everyday that we see a case like this, and Thermaltake has indeed taken the best ...
The Level 10 GT is an interesting case to say the least. I really enjoyed having four upfront USB ports on the chassis with an additional two USB 3 ports available. The one touch controls for the fans was also nicely done though I wish it was more adju...
No doubt the price of the Level 10 GT will be one of the primary factors of whether or not someone runs right out to snatch one up. Normally I like to save that this kind of talk until the end of the review but this case is so expensive I thought I wo...
