intel igent<< wanna buy my rig? :laugh: i'll give you a smashing good deal! :toast:

I'l take the water cooling and raptors :p

DrPepperI'l take the water cooling and raptors :p

hehehe :D

another one on display at Computex is the Thermaltake Element V which also has a ridiculous feature...

GSG-9None of the hardware is included.

He didn't say it did.

BumbleBeeanother one on display at Computex is the Thermaltake Element V which also has a ridiculous feature...

now that's just hilarious! :roll:

you know TBH if the first case was priced around $200-$300 i wouldn't classify it as fugly because it is "contempary" in style (still not my style) but the suggested MSRP denote's it as a fugly case.

just my $0.02

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Haha that Thermaltake Element V is really stupid. What the hell I could mount a flag and water bottle to my case if I want :laugh:. They actually think people will buy sports wear that says Thermaltake on it.
I did one build for a friend with a Thermaltake case, biggest piece of crap ever and I will never touch any of their products again.

Whoever they hired to do the cable management on that case needs sacking and immediately gunning down - look at the top of the motherboard on picture #4! :shadedshu

kyle2020Whoever they hired to do the cable management on that case needs sacking and immediately gunning down - look at the top of the motherboard on picture #4! :shadedshu

it was done by drunken monkey's! guess you missed the post? :laugh:

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According to the designers, Level 10 has an "aesthetical answer to the physical necessity for best possible cooling". That's highlighted by the vertical heatsink you see running up the chassis' side.

the NZXT Khaos has the same thing it has 4 aluminum machine milled blocks in a heatsink design that weigh a total of 6 lbs they are completely removable and serve no purpose other than decoration. on the Thermaltake Level 10 the aluminum block that is in a heatsink design runs vertical up the hard drive enclosures to the 5.25" enclosure, if it even transfers heat at all and you have multiple hard drives it will transfer the heat from one hard drive to the next, aluminum needs air to dissipate heat otherwise it will just get hot and have the opposite effect if all it needed was your everyday run-of-the-mill air in your room we probably wouldn't feel the need to slap a Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000 on to a Thermalright Ultra 120 now would we?

GSG-9People, they designed it with BMW. Your not the target audience, so you can stop complaining about it and go back to oogeling over rectangles. I love designs that go outside the box. The price? I don't complain about the price of a Ferrari I appreciate the car and move on.

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.

yes we are not the target audience. we know that. retards are.

rangerone766friends don't let friends buy thermaltake

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kyle2020Whoever they hired to do the cable management on that case needs sacking and immediately gunning down - look at the top of the motherboard on picture #4! :shadedshu

eww....:(


...but I'll emit the case does look cool.

are u serious

That price is ridiculous. Gimmie a board, some L brackets and rails. I'll make one for alot less then that. It looks pretty cool but not practical. Who ever did the cable management sucks at that lol. if it was round 200 i may think bout it. but not no 750.

Damn if $750 is the new price point for an off the shelf "custom" I'm raising my prices. How about you Mark?