Thermaltake Level 10 GT visionary

hunter117 · 24 Jun 2012 at 19:16

For my new Gaming PC I was looking at the said case.

Is it actually a good case?

I am aware it is very expensive but currently money is not a great concern and instead is the cases cooling capabilities.
So does this case have good cooling capabilities and good airflow?

I may overclock my i7 3770k so I would like a case that has no performance difficulties and also has the capability to take a great amount of hardware such as two GTX 680's.

In all ,despite its price, is this case worth buying?

thanks

djkav · 24 Jun 2012 at 19:42

I'd get the CM Storm Stryker

doyll · 24 Jun 2012 at 20:16

Thermaltake soured me years ago and will never use one again.
Too much plastic that liked to break at whenever possible.
But that was years ago. Might be better now.

Evoss · 24 Jun 2012 at 21:39

djkav said:
I'd get the CM Storm Stryker

Corrected...

I'd get the CM Storm Stryker if you want a tacky looking case*

If you had to get the TT, get the Thermal Take Level 10, not the GT model.

djkav · 24 Jun 2012 at 22:53

Evoss said:
Corrected...

I'd get the CM Storm Stryker if you want a tacky looking case*

If you had to get the TT, get the Thermal Take Level 10, not the GT model.

Do you mean the original Level 10?

I couldn't justify £200 on a case.

Evoss · 24 Jun 2012 at 23:01

djkav said:
Do you mean the original Level 10?

I couldn't justify £200 on a case.

Yep,

You said money wasn't really a concern

If not I would always recommend the Corsair 650D or 600T

djkav · 24 Jun 2012 at 23:15

Evoss said:
Yep,

You said money wasn't really a concern

If not I would always recommend the Corsair 650D or 600T

I'm not the OP

Evoss · 24 Jun 2012 at 23:29

djkav said:
I'm not the OP

Oh yeah lol

Also I think the original is more like £300 - £400

The GT is between £100 - £200