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Thermaltake Level 20HT inspection & teardown

Thermaltake Level 20HT inspection & teardown

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Alaina unboxes and explores the Level 20HT case from Thermaltake. She then tears it down to see just how much PC builders have to work with. Shot on a Canon C100 Mark 2
Date: 2022-03-15

Comments and reviews: 10


Since i had a Core X9, i dont like those TT Cube Cases anymore. All the Features and installation Options you could use, -aren't- meant to be used -in the same time-.
If you Install (for example) a Radiator on Spot A, you cant use the Drive Cages, or the PSU needs to seddle on a differennt Spot. etc. etc.
This Case, for Example, has just one Install point for a Radiator in the back chamber, the other Side needs to stay free for the PSU, so if you think this is a Rededesign of a Tower 900. nope. just -kind of-. So its always the same, if you Use -A-, You'll lose Option -B-. That was the Moment, when i started thinking: No, TT! Thats NOT what i've paid for! -

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This case seems like it would be ok for display at some convention, but rather impractical for real use at home, but I am not into building cases just for show so maybe it is perfect for the many people who are. At least Alaina did not get any nasty gashes in her hands, which was surprising as much as she kept rubbing every edge and corner inside the case.
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Just from looking at it, I would think airflow would be poor with the layout of intakes, fans, and exhaust space in that case. I'm interested in seeing if I'm wrong or right. Hopefully they do a longer temperature test of 8+ hours which would represent more closely real world usage for a beast of a cage like that.
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That's an impressive breakdown of the case, I also find that really weird about the headset setup and how the usb slots just pop out (I rarely use the ones in the front for that reason. My friend has a cube case and I was pretty jealous of how much space she had!
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Other than an abundance of cable management space (the abyss. lol) I can see absolutely no reason anyone would want to build inside this monstrosity. Water cooling? No thanks. Too gimmicky and unnecessary. A 2 reservoir build? That's a hard pass.
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It looks nice. The priorities for me nowadays are space, quietness and the ability to keep out the dust. Only time can tell with the dust. I like the vertical mounting. My Raven 2 has vertical mounting but Raven 4 doesn't.
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Please don't take too long to do a follow-up to this video. Needing to make a decision for my 3950x system and this is a contender (although the top exit I/O could be a deal breaker.
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modern designers lack practical common sense.
over the last 10 years as the clever people retire we left with the idiots who googled their way through their exams

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You should have no problem setting up dual reservoirs in a case that size even if you-re new to water cooling. However I would not recommend this to new PC builders.
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I don't see the point of the plastic vents each side of the glass, since each side of the glass has a 2 foot gap between the glass and the plastic vents.
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