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Thermaltake released one of the most stunning looking products in 2009, the spectacular Level 10 Chassis. Co-Designed with car manufacturer BMW it was a unique concept idea which caused many people to sit up and take notice. Sadly, the £500+ price point meant it was strictly for a small hard core audience of enthusiast user. Fast forward a couple of years and Thermaltake have revisited the design, dropping the price point while maintaining a similar compartmentalised design.
While the Level 10 was undoubtedly an eye dropping design it was rather huge, and it weighed a ton, often over 40kg with a full system build inside it. The Level 10 GT is smaller, lighter and most importantly, less than half the price. Is it any good however?
| Case Type | Full Tower |
| Material | SECC |
| Front Bezel Material | Plastic |
| Color | Exterior: BLACK Interior: BLACK |
| Side Panel | Window |
| Motherboard Support | Micro ATX ATX Extended ATX |
| Motherboard Tray | |
| 5.25″ Drive Bay | 4 |
| Ext. 3.5″ Drive Bay | 1 |
| Int. 3.5″ Drive Bay | 5 |
| Expansion Slots | 8 |
| Front I/O Ports | USB 3.0 x 2 USB 2.0 x 4 eSATA x 1 HD Audio x 1 |
| Cooling System | Front (intake): 200 x 200 x 20 mm ColorShift Fan x 1 (600~800RPM, 13~15dBA) Rear (exhaust): Top (exhaust): Side (intake): Bottom (intake): |
| Liquid Cooling Capable | Yes |
| Liquid Cooling Embedded | |
| Power Supply Supported | Standard PS2 |
| Power Supply Included | |
| Dimension (H*W*D) | 584 x 282 x 590 mm |
| Net Weight | 28.0 lbs |
| Security Lock | Front HDD Access Side Panel Rear peripherals |
| Application | High Performance Gaming |
