Thermaltake has a very diverse presence in the computer enclosure market and today launched two new top-of-the-line models: the Level 20 GT.
Level 20 GT RGB Plus and Level 20 GT
The new chassis looks quite original and is “architecture-inspired” according to the brand and geared towards gamers. Whether it is a good design or not is already a decision of the user, although we liked it very much. The chassis has 4 tempered glass panels on the front, top and both sides, which are quite thick (5mm).
On the sides, the box has a key opening system, a curious security measure and opens like a door.
In addition, a “Tt LCS certification” is announced to ensure compatibility with extremely liquid-cooled configurations, including customized solutions.
Specifically, boards up to E-ATX, heatsinks up to 200mm height, graphics up to 310mm and fonts up to 220mm are supported. Radiators up to 420mm front and top, up to the 140mm rear, up to 420mm right and up to 240mm bottom. The support is up to 9 fans, of which 4 can be 200mm. You can install 4 accessible hard drives 2.5″/3.5″ and 6 hidden by 2.5″ or 3 hidden by 3.5″.
To complete the specifications, PCIe slots use a patented system that allows them to rotate for vertical mounting and mount RL radiators vertically against the rear to bring them to their full advantage.
The Level 20 GT RGB Plus model has a unique difference to the normal option: the use of two Riing Plus 20 fans and a pre-installed Riing Plus 14, which have RGB lighting that can be synchronized with the Razer Chroma System and controlled by Amazon Alexa.
Thermaltake has not announced any prices for these boxes, but we have already found them in the shops for 198 Euros for Level 20 GT and 314 Euros for Level 20 GT RGB Plus. Hopefully, the difference between these models will narrow over time, as more than 100 euros per site alone will not pay. Your availability will be extended throughout the month.
You can find out more on the Thermaltake website: Level 20 GT and Level 20 GT RGB Plus.