Thermaltake Level 20 HT Snow

[Darksaber]

The Thermaltake Level 20 HT is a massive chassis meant for those who want to install uncompromising custom liquid cooling that can be shown off from all major angles. At above 20 kg, when empty, Thermaltake certainly continues their extreme approach with this chassis.

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[s3thra]

Thank you Darksaber for beginning to incorporate noise and thermal testing in your reviews.

 

[Hossein Almet]

Talking about heavy, I've just purchased the Cosmos C700M, weighing 24K, It's 20% off...

 

[PanicLake]

Why would I install my computer inside a 3D printer?

Talking about heavy, I've just purchased the Cosmos C700M, weighing 24K, It's 20% off...

24000 what? Kg? Pounds?

 

[Hossein Almet]

Why would I install my computer inside a 3D printer?


24000 what? Kg? Pounds?

24Kg, of course

 

[GeorgeMan]

Thank you for temperature testing. Sometime in the future we're gonna have a good database of thermals, provided that you keep the hardware the same, and also room ambient.

 

[voltage]

I wish they made this same design as a mini size

 

[Assimilator]

So it's a Corsair Air 540 that fell over forwards? *grin*

 

[hyperboarean]

The price is very reasonable, I probably spent about the same amount just for the parts for my custom case.




PS: water cooling is not yet connected, I had to move before I finished it and I still need to get a GPU water block.

 

[vMax65]

Great review as usual...one thing I noticed was that you had temps for the Antec P120 Crystal...Have you reviewed this as I must have missed it and cannot find the review....

 

[Vario]

Looks like a dehumidifier or a minibar wine fridge.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Why would I install my computer inside a 3D printer?

Because it looks cool.

 

[bonehead123]

This is essentially a shorter (and slightly less expensive) version of the TT900 super tower that I have (a massive 35kg beast when fully built) . But even at that, there still seems to be plenty of room inside to make assembly easy... and the hinged side panels make it even better...

good job TT

 

[Hossein Almet]

I've finally got everything put together in The Cosmos C700M, but the unthinkable happens, I/O cables don't work now I has to unbuild it, and bring the case to the store for a fix or replacement. Btw, the case worth every penny.