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Thermaltake Level 20 GT Motherboard Sync ARGB E-ATX Full Tower Gaming Computer Case with 2 200mm ARGB 5V Motherboard Sync RGB Fans + 140mm Black Rear Fan Pre-Installed CA-1K9-00F1WN-02

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Size: ATX ARGB


Style: GT


Features

  • Light up the system - 2 Pre-installed 200mm 5V MB Sync a RGB fans (Sync with as US, Gigabyte, MSI, as rock) +1 rear black fan
  • Built-in dual-mode 5V ARGB switch board - Control light via I/O port button (27 LED modes/7 Colors) or via 5V ARGB Sync motherboard
  • 27 LED modes through I/O port button - Wave mode/ flow mode/ RGB lighting (single color)/ Radar mode (Red, yellow, green, Cyan, blue, White, Purple)/ breath mode (8 Colors)/ full lighted mode/ single color mode (7 Colors)/ light off
  • Clear view of PC gaming - four 5mm tempered glass (left & right & Front & top) with standard mounting
  • Built-in PSU cover - Removable PSU cover provides a better cable management and a tidy-looking system
  • Drive Bays - 2. 5'' Ssd x 10 or 3. 5'' X 7
  • Supports Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX, and E-ATX motherboard
  • I/O port - USB 3. 0 x 2, USB 2. 0 x 2, HD Audio x 1, Type-C x 1
  • Outstanding expandability - max CPU cooler height: 200mm; VGA length: 310mm/410mm; Max PSU length: 220mm
  • Dimension - 22. 9'' X 11. 6'' X 23. 3''. 44. 31lbs. 3 Year

Description

The Level 20 GT ARGB is the premium full tower synchronized with motherboard in the level 20 range. Level 20 GT ARGB features four tempered glass panels with locking hinged doors, E-ATX motherboard support, patented PCI-E slot design and a removable power cover. The Level 20 GT ARGB comes preinstalled with two 200mm 5V ARGB LED front fans and one 140mm rear fan. The front fans are addressable to deliver 16. 8 million-color RGB illumination and unparalleled ventilation. This model comes ready to sync with RGB capable motherboards from Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and As Rock. The Level 20 GT ARGB takes our latest case innovations and wraps them in an ultra-modern style that’s utterly unique in the case market today. Stand out from the crowd with the Level 20. P/N: CA-1K9-00F1WN-02Case Type: Full TowerDimension (H x W x D): 580 x 294 x 592 mm (22.9 x 11.6 x 23.3 inch)Net Weight: 20.1 kg / 44.31 lbSide Panel: 5mm Tempered Glass x 4(Left & Right & Front & Top)Color Exterior & Interior: BlackMaterial: SPCCCooling System: Front (intake): 200 x 200 x 30mm Addressable RGB fan (800rpm, 29.2dBA) x 2Rear (exhaust):140 x 140 x 25 mm fan (1000rpm, 16dBA)Drive Bays:Accessible: 2.5” x 4 or 3.5”x4 (HDD Rack)Hidden : 2.5”x 6 or 3.5” x 3Expansion Slots: 8Motherboards: 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 Ports: USB 3.0 x 2, USB 2.0 x 2, HD Audio x 1, Type-C x 1PSU: Standard PS2 PSU (optional)Fan Support: Front: 3 x 120mm, 3 x 140mm, 2 x 200mmTop: 3 x 120mm, 3 x 140mm, 2 x 200mmRear: 1 x 120mm, 1 x 140mmBottom: 2 x 120mmRadiator Support: Front: 1 x 360mm, 1 x 420mm, 1 x 360mm(For 200mm fan)Top: 1 x 360mm, 1 x 280mm, 1 x 360mm(For 200mm fan)Rear: 1 x 120mm, 1 x 140mmRight: 1 x 360mm, 1 x 420mm (AIO: 1 x360mm, 1 x 280mm)Bottom: 1 x 240mmClearance:CPU cooler height limitation: 200mmVGA length limitation: 310mm(With HDD Rack), 410mm(Without HDD Rack)PSU length limitation: 220mm (Without Bottom Fan)


Brand: ‎Thermaltake


Item model number: ‎CA-1K9-00F1WN-02


Item Weight: ‎49 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎23.31 x 11.57 x 22.83 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎23.31 x 11.57 x 22.83 inches


Color: ‎Black


Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Manufacturer: ‎Thermaltake


Date First Available: ‎January 31, 2019


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    • 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 Terrence J. Gold
    • Great case, tons of room, great cable management
Size: ATX ARGB Style: MT
The fans that come with are decent fans but they are a bit loud, but then again there are 3 in the front so it's going to make some noise. It's not a complaint because the airflow is fantastic. I cannot stress enough just how much room is in this thing, it's ridiculous for an ATX case and it has about the room you'd expect from an EATX, it's just insane. It's well built, no sharp edges like a cheap case has, very rigid and pretty heavy. Plenty of drive space and more than enough room for water cooling. Coming from a guy who's been building his own rigs for 30 years, I would recommend this case for anyone. I guess if I HAD to complain about something, I do wish the cable management side had a bit more depth like my old case. It had a beveled panel to allow for a bit more room. If you do not have a fully modular PSU you will be cramming your cables in pretty tight and it does slightly bulge so I will be replacing my PSU for this reason. The 24 pinner on my PSU is pretty beefy and loomed so I did struggle a bit to slide the panel on over it. The main reason for this is the existing cables for the lighting and front ports are routed directly where my PSU 24 pin cable had to go so it was a struggle to avoid overlapping them. Those could surely be moved a bit and zip tied a little out of the way but I was in a hurry to get it put together lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 4, 2022 by Jason
    • A Great Case
Size: micro-ATX Style: VT
Review Image by Evan Schlechter
Pros: You can fit high end GPUs like the rtx 3090ti like what I got. You'll have a lot of fan, and storage options. Low noise depending on what your playing. There's a lot versatility with what orientation you want to have the panels. Cons: Poor cable management options. It can get pretty hot. If you have 2 fans installed on the bottom panel you may have vibration noise issues which can get annoying at times. Overall it is a great case to build in, and highly recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 23, 2022 by Evan Schlechter
    • fast shipper great product
Size: micro-ATX Style: VT
fast shipper great product. back by 2 year warranty
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2022 by Timothy Spinks
    • Over all a gd case
Size: micro-ATX Style: VT
Review Image by TheBloodLion
Review Image by TheBloodLion
Review Image by TheBloodLion
The only really problem with this case depends on the type of power supply you have because hiding wires is almost impossible, also not all the hole line up either. Also No matter what you will see wires unless you buy cover panels it's basically required. Also some m atx motherboard don't fit properly and you going to be un screwing and re screwing to try to get it as close as possible. Other than those complaints its a solid case quality wise and noise level wise. If you installing a AIO you will need 2 ppl if your doing top to bottom. Over all I recommend this case if you don't mind seeing wires or don't mind spending a few more for cover panels. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 30, 2022 by TheBloodLion

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