Thursday, June 4th 2009
A Close Look at the Thermaltake Level 10 Extreme Gaming Station Case
We got a chance to take a close look at the Thermaltake Level 10 enclosure. It is constructed of solid aluminum panels. The full name of the chassis is "Level 10 Extreme Gaming Station" and will be available as a limited edition. Thermaltake is aiming for a 750 US Dollar price point. We have managed to take an exclusive sneak peak at the inside as well as the rear panel.As you can see, each compartement is isolated. The power supply and each hard drive bay are seperated. The mainboard one can easily be opened and as you can see, the cables are routed under the mainboard tray. We got a quick glance at the cable routing possibility as well.
63 Comments on A Close Look at the Thermaltake Level 10 Extreme Gaming Station Case
me > :slap: < thermaltake
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i believe you were trying to say more money than brain's? ;)
i give them kudos for the design but i wouldnt get it
but the dust build up on that would be ridiculous
I'm a big fan of a unique yet simplistic design, and brush aluminum is always a plus for me.
This definitely isn't worth $750 for me. The most I'd pay for this is $125-$150.
the design of the case doesn't even justify it's price tag LOL.
That thing looks ffing SWEET,
Man I do want that, that is just awesome.
This thing is retarded, and anyone who buys one is an idiot, and also , not invited to my birthday party...
Love it or hate it, this thing has a pretty limited appeal, meaning they are not going to be making it in vast numbers. Being a rather complicated bit of kit, I think the price is probably justified. It can't be easy to manufacture.
And all you guys knocking it for being ugly, take a look at your case, let's face it, it's probably just a box, perhaps adorned with flashy or shiny bits, but just a rectangular box. To me that is pretty damn ugly.
This is different, radical, in both senses of the word. Reminds me of the Terminator, blocky bits like the guns from the Alien movies, stuff like that (maybe you kids are too young to remember the 80s). I reckon it's freakin sweet and if I had $750 with nothing better to do with it I'd be on the phone to Thermaltake right now. If I had a spare $1500, I'd buy you one for your birthday. Sucker.
a normal case will be better looking, easier t work with and have better cooling.
The Right side has a constructivist feel and the left moves into a more streamline/postmodern style but where they meet has worked out ok.