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Windows 7: Thermaltake Level 10 - New "Designer" Case

29 Sep 2009   #1

Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit & Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (Build 7600)
 
 
Thermaltake Level 10 - New "Designer" Case

Looks like that BMW concept case is finally coming to the retail market thanks to Thermaltake!





Full article here:
Exclusive: Thermaltake's Jaw-Dropping Level 10 Chassis Unboxed! | Maximum PC

I personally love it, I'll be getting it as my next case most likely, as long as it can accommodate some of the larger HSF's out there (like my Thermalright Ultra 120)...
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29 Sep 2009   #2

Windows 7 Home Premium x64 7600 [MSDN]
Los Angeles
 
 

$700? That seems like a lot for what looks like a espresso machine. I'm certain people will do some interesting things with this, it begs to be modded for liquid - now that's where it will get interesting.
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29 Sep 2009   #3

Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
 
 

I would so want one of those but not at that price. It seems to be the new optimus prime!
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29 Sep 2009   #4

Windows 7 Professional x64
The Wild West
 
 

WOW! I like the idea. I'll bet we start seeing more "innovative" designs like this.

Good stuff!
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29 Sep 2009   #5

Windows 7 Ultimate RTM
 
 

I don't like it, it looks half finished.
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29 Sep 2009   #6

Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit & Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (Build 7600)
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by MrMephitis View Post
I don't like it, it looks half finished.
Kinda one of the points that makes it so unique...
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29 Sep 2009   #7

Windows 7 Profession 64-bit
Nebraska, USA
 
 

I don't like it either. It is not so much that I dislike the design, I just dislike the whole idea of making cases with fancy facades and flashing lights. Fads go out of fashion. Fancy lights do NOTHING for performance, consume some power, add some heat, and do NOTHING for performance - worth repeating.

A case has 2 duties, (1) House and protect internal components from physical damage from kicks and bumps and (2) provide cooling. A case should sit "discretely" and "quietly", out of the way and not bring attention to itself.

Beyond that, I tend to pay attention to what is displayed on my monitors, and not the case.
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29 Sep 2009   #8

Windows 7 Professional x64
The Wild West
 
 

I have come to like windows in my personal cases. It would be cool to have something like this that you could see the hardware. It's hard to beat my trusty Lian Li Lancool K-62 Simple and VERY tool less and a nice big window.
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29 Sep 2009   #9

Windows 7 Profession 64-bit
Nebraska, USA
 
 

I used to not like case windows (thinking they were fads too, encouraging the use of flashy lights, etc.). But now, years later, I like a side window for one reason - routine inspections. With a side panel, a user can quickly glance in and see if heat-trapping dust is building up and if fans are spinning. Sadly, too many people go for months or longer without inpecting or cleaning. If the dust is visible, they may do something about it.
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29 Sep 2009   #10

Windows 7 Professional x64
The Wild West
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Digerati View Post
I used to not like case windows (thinking they were fads too, encouraging the use of flashy lights, etc.). But now, years later, I like a side window for one reason - routine inspections. With a side panel, a user can quickly glance in and see if heat-trapping dust is building up and if fans are spinning. Sadly, too many people go for months or longer without inpecting or cleaning. If the dust is visible, they may do something about it.
As well as make sure all fans are spinning, you heatsink has not come loose and for some reason, I just like to look at the board. I don't get into cold cathodes or fancy stuff. Just a window.

Anyway I like the idea of the case but would never buy it.
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