Conclusion:
This computer case is hands down one of the best I have worked with. When the level 10 was released in 2009, critics were floored. It comes as no surprise that the Level 10 GT followed suit winning the Red Dot Design award in 2011. This case has every feature I can think about asking for in a case, I cannot think of any case in this price range designed anywhere near this well with this feature list.
- The cable management WORKS
- The cooling is stylish as well as sufficient (right out of the box)
- It is secure
- It is well built
- Thermaltake did not sacrifice form for function
The only Drawbacks to the original Level 10 were the Weight and the price. The Level 10 GT weighs just over half of its predecessor, and costs $269 campared to $849 , it is safe to say Thermaltake has outdone itself. By now it should not surprise you that this Powerhouse case made a clean sweep and won the TechwareLabs Editors choice Award.
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