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Thermaltake Level 20 E-ATX Full Tower Gaming Computer PC Case with 3 Riing Plus 140mm RGB Fan + 2 Lumi Plus LED Strips Pre-Installed CA-1J9-00F9WN-00

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Size: E-ATX


Style: Level 20


Features

  • Alexa - Control fan/LED strip lights or fan speed by talking to Alexa-enabled devices Just say Alexa tell Thermaltake
  • Razer Chroma Sync level 20 fan/LED strip RGB lighting with Razer Chroma ecosystem Available end of 2018
  • Color your life - include 3 ring Plus 140mm fans and 2 Lumi Plus LED strips for colorful cooling
  • Trio chamber design - separated into 3 chambers (PSU motherboard and storage/LCS Chambers) for optimal cooling performance
  • Clear view - 3 hinged 4mm thick Tempered Glass swing door with tool-less smart-lock design s durability and presents individual creation
  • Steel and aluminum dismountable modular design - freely build the system from ground up with Removable aluminum panels steel racks brackets and mounting arrays
  • Premium I/O port - USB Type-C provides 10GB/s of transmission speed with (4x) USB 3 0 Ports and HD Audio
  • 2-Way PSU placement Support horizontal or Vertical PSU placement to show off PSU lighting
  • Built-in PCI-E 3 0 riser Cable - one Thermaltake TT gaming PCI-E 3 0 riser Cable with premium quality ultra-high speed Cable and EMI shielding with conducting polymer is included to display vertical GPU mounting (P/N ac-045-cn1otn-c1)
  • Hdd drives - six 2 5 /3 5 HDD rack at front chamber plus Two 2 5 /3 5 below MB plus three 2 5 or two 3 5 behind MB tray Total up to 11 drives

Description

Commemorating 20 years of dedication to the PC industry Thermaltake is proud to release a new level in chassis design with the level 20 chassis Featuring a luxurious triple chamber design ventilation-focused with pass-through ports between each chamber to allow better cable management and free up loop design limitations Each chamber offers swing door tempered glass panels integration with cutting-edge “TT RGB Plus“ capable cooling with pre-installed Ring Plus 14 RGB fans and Lumi Plus LED strips to provide a colorful cool presentation The level 20 is the true production of Contemporary design discovered only from Thermaltake. P/N CA-1J9-00F9WN-00 Series Level 20 Case Type Super Tower Net Weight 32kg / 70 55 lb Side Panel 4mm Tempered Glass x 3 (Left) Color Exterior Space Gray (Aluminum) Interior Black Material SPCC + Aluminum Drive Bays Accessible 2 5” or 3 5”x6 (HDD Cage) 2 5” or 3 5” x 2(HDD Bracket) Hidden 2 5”x 3 or 3 5”x 2(HDD Bracket) Expansion Slots 8+2 Motherboards 6 7” x 6 7” (Mini ITX) 9 6” x 9 6” (Micro ATX) 12” x 9 6” (ATX) 12” x 13” (E-ATX) I/O Port USB 3 0 x 4 Type-C x 1 HD Audio x 1 PSU Standard PS2 PSU (optional) Fan Support LCS/Storage Chamber 4 x 120mm 3 x 140mm M/B Chamber Front 3 x 120mm 2 x 140mm Rear 1 x 120mm 1 x 140mm Radiator Support LCS/Storage Chamber 1 x 480mm 1 x 420mm M/B Chamber Front 1 x 360mm 1 x 280mm Rear 1 x 120mm 1 x 140mm Clearance CPU cooler height limitation 200mm VGA length limitation 260mm (With Thick Radiator + Fan) 310mm (Without Radiator) PSU length limitation 220mm

Brand: Thermaltake


Motherboard Compatability: Extended ATX


Case Type: Full Tower


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Color: Silver


Material: Aluminum


Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount


Cooling Method: Rear (exhaust) 140 x 140 x 25 mm Riing Plus RGB fan (500-1400rpm, 27.2dBA) Front (intake) 140 x 140 x 25 mm Riing Plus RGB fan (500-1400rpm, 27.2dBA) x2 See more


Model Name: Level 20 E-ATX Full Tower Case


Fan Size: 140 Millimeters


Supported Motherboard: Extended ATX


Case Type: Full Tower


Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount


Cooling Method: Rear (exhaust) 140 x 140 x 25 mm Riing Plus RGB fan (500-1400rpm, 27.2dBA) Front (intake) 140 x 140 x 25 mm Riing Plus RGB fan (500-1400rpm, 27.2dBA) x2


Light Color: RGB


Fan Size: 140 Millimeters


Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 8


Total USB 2.0 Ports: 4


Total USB 3.0 Ports: 4


Total Usb Ports: 4


Other Special Features of the Product: Alexa Integration, Razer Chroma Support, Trio Chamber Design, Tempered Glass Swing Doors, Steel and Aluminum Dismountable Modular Design, Premium I/O Port with USB Type-C, 2-Way PSU Placement, Built-in PCI-E 3.0 Riser Cable, Various HDD Drive Options


Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches


Internal Bays Quantity: 11


Compatible Devices: Gaming devices, Thermaltake devices, devices with Extended ATX motherboard


Number of Fans: 2, 3


Power Supply Maximum Output: 700 Watts


Item Weight: 70.6 Pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 27.1"D x 28.8"W x 11"H


Brand: Thermaltake


Model Name: Level 20 E-ATX Full Tower Case


Manufacturer: Thermaltake USA Direct


UPC: 841163003268


Global Trade Identification Number: 68


Item Type Name: Thermaltake Level 20 Tempered Glass E-ATX Aluminum Vertical GPU Chamber Concept Full Tower Modular Gaming Computer Case


Built-In Media: Computer Chassis, Manual, Tool Pack


Warranty Description: 3 year warranty


Color: Silver


Enclosure Material: Aluminum


Antenna Location: Gaming


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Almost wanted to shed a tear when I was finished.
Size: E-ATX Style: XT
This is a great case I absolutely love it. Here are some pros and cons that I saw. Pros The case is beautiful. Easy to remove top and sides too get in and out quick. Great open design, easy to access everything in the case. The MB mounting is flat, inside of vertical. Plate under the MB is removable and you can mount 2 SSDs or 1 HDD( did some modifications and mounted 4 SSDs) and there's also a mount for the other side as well. You can mount the PSU on the left or right side. It's a solid build and should last for many years You can see everything inside from different angles which is pretty cool. It's quite I dont hear a thing which is crazy. I have like 17 fans in there. Cons: Wire management is harder to do because there's no where to hide it snice its an open case. Not a fan on the drive bays, they also double as the mount for the fans which I didnt like. Can be quite heavy when everything is installed. So moving it around is not fun. Overall I think its a great case but it's not for everyone. This case is huge and trying to fill it up will cost you an arm and a leg. Read up, before you buy know what your getting your self into. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2019 by john with a jeep

  • I’ve owned probably 35-40 cases in my life’s building, this is in the top 5!
Size: ATX RGB Style: GT
The media could not be loaded. I’m a big fan of well designed cases, this case is no acceptation. I was afraid when I first purchased that it wouldn’t be big enough. Maybe it’s me but really nice cases are either way too big or too small, meaning the more expensive ones I like. This case was exactly what I was looking for, large enough for an EATX if you plan on that size of MB, and it has plenty of room for custom loops. I’ve had the Planteks 900D case (believe that’s the model number), super nice case but extremely large and heavy, InWin cases, again, super nice (and heavy), and on and on... for the price and quality this case has it’s a great buy IMO. Starting out with the ASUS Zenith II Extreme Alpha, AMD 3960X (working up to 3990X) - why I got the Aplha because it requires different Mosfets on the MB. Using Thermaltake’s Premium Floe 360 for TRX socket, and their Riing Plus fans and controllers. This will be the first time to use their water cooling parts, been a big fan of AplhaComputer, EK, etc... so far I’m impressed with this case a lot, and even the water cooling pieces from Thermaltake. I tried posting some pictures of my build, it’s far from complete but I wanted you to see the layout and the room you have to build your custom me design. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2020 by Darron Brown

  • Awesome case from TT
Size: micro-ATX Style: VT
The media could not be loaded. Awesome case, was able to get a 280mm rad up front and a 140mm rad in the back - keeping the sides and top open for viewing which was a big goal of mine. Had to make some custom cuts in the aluminum to fit my pump and res, but nobody will ever notice and still looks good. Unfortunately, the top panel fell and broke, but was able to find a piece of acrylic at Home Depot that matched nicely. I fit a lot of hardware into the small case, so if you put your mind do it you can do a full CPU + GPU liquid build without looking to cluttered in this case. In the future I could even see enough space for RAM blocks, so that could be an option for you too. I did not install any HDD’s or SDD’s so I saved some space there, I just used a couple NVMe drives mounted right to the motherboard. Airflow could be a bit better, but I’m not having any heat issues so it’s good to go - though my fans are at max speed. All of the front USB ports and connections are working normally after a couple months now, no complaints there. Sorry for the katywompus pictures, idk why they rotate when I upload. Some things I recommend: - Get some acrylic pieces of your color choice, and cut them to fill gaps and hide cables in the bottom portion. - Get some moderately heat resistant semi gloss (preference) black spray paint to paint your specific motherboards rear I/O shield to make it blend nicely. - When you’re building, either leave the panels off or make sure you thumb screw them in place, otherwise they can fall off when rotating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2020 by Travis

  • Good case just know what you're in for
Size: micro-ATX Style: VT
Just got threw building, here are my thoughts. Hope it helps others. On the whole: - looks great when done (and done right). - Airflow is somewhat inherently bad, you need to maximize with strategy and use an AIO, The Good: - every panel comes off to an open frame (except for back_, even bottom. This makes it really easy to build with, or get in there when needed. - being that its a cube with no dedicated right side, it can accommodate alot of flexibility. - Surprised that underneath it has a cage for 3 3.5 drives. 3 x 2.5 on the side. - Has all the right ports on top, fits my 2070 Asus 3070 dual KO - close, but fits. - 240m radiator max, and you have a couple inches left over. - top rail mounting system is clever for fans or rad is excellent. Really good. I needed one less arm to mount it myself (haha, you know what i mean). - Airflow not great, but you can leave the glass panel off in front and then its just mesh and doesn't look weird, seems like they built it for this option. I thought i was going to have to do this due to poor reviews on temps, but note, my CPU stays in the 30-50c range, even when gaming with GLASS ON. So, doable here... The bad- there's alot here. But all can be mitigated, with alot of effort if after the result. - Beware the included 200m fan is NOT the one in the pictures, Its just black, no RGB. I replaced it with a 200m Riing Trio, and man it pushes ALOT of air. Extra unforeseen expense but have never had a better fan. Actually had to restrategize to get enough exhaust to handle i!. -But, the real issue is the back exhaust doesn't match what's coming in. Getting rid of that hot air is a shortcoming. Just make sure to replace that back fan with something that throws ALOT of air (Noctua, Coolermaster Sickleflow, etc.). - Zero instructions. I mean, 5 sentences, literally. And doesn't even tell you how things come apart. It was like a puzzle challenge. Bottom PSU bracket, eventually figured it out, then the parts just don't actually go together at all, screw holes are different sizes. Not catastrophic, but wish i could get that time back (end up doing a mod). - Th biggest thing with this case is cable management. If you are going for a clean look, especially having RGB, and don't want it to look like a display case for a rats nest, then you need to take note of this. THERE IS NO CABLE MANAGEMENT IN THIS CASE DESIGN. ZERO. unfortunately. They have you put the PSU in the bottom, but that's where enabling clutter management stops. There are no compartments for cables or cable runs anywhere. And since its glass, you will see it ALL. I'm gobsmacked by this. In fact, in areas, its worse than that, they restricted potential paths to get fan terminations to the board. I had to get very creative, invest in extensions, adhesive cable hooks, it was tedious and took me hours...more time than an ATX. You now can only see very little wiring and have plans to deal with that. But be prepared, this s not something you can slap together and have looking good. It will be a showcase, will show everything on all sides, and Thermaltake does not do anything to help you here, but rather work against you. Having said this, it looks awesome completed. seeing clear through to the other side from, the top, either side in an RGB hazy cloud is very cool. But Thermaltake, if your listening, come on, at least don't block paths and give a couple rails. Note, even with a modular PSU it will be tight underneath to store all cables. Esp if you do ARGB and have a controller. I ended up taking out the 3.5" slides and using the drive bay compartment to stuff a controller and some cable slack. If you really need usable 3.5 inch drives, not sure you can make this case work (you really need that bay for cable storage or you'll see cables looking down into the case (its an open area). You may be able to put one down there (use other slots for drive, but then you have major heat issue as there isn't really any circulation down there and it will just build up under your board). Personally, i wouldn't go there. I did a 1TB m2, then a couple 2.5 2TB HDDs on the side, with another 1TB SSD on the side. It's enough for me. Oh, and note, you can't go beyond 2TB on the sides with 2.5's because it won't accommodate a 15mm thick drive, just by a hair, which is odd (because normal is 7mm, and there is more space but not quite enough by a smidge for the next size up). I wish the had at least accommodated 15mm ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2020 by TGO

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