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Nice review.

To let you know, I've never owned the case, nor seen it in person, only in photograph. A lot of the information on it I found in several reviews online, one of which I like best is linked at the bottom of the article.

I compiled information from the official Level 10 site, with information garnered from the reviews to feature what I like best and dislike about the case.

I know that it fits a ATX motherboard, if you can fit three cards onto that board, then it will probably will fit in the case, to my knowledge.

The network, and me, are new to the reporting field, we're not big enough yet to be given review models. If you know how to get them, I'd love to know how so I can really do that kind of stuff.

zzz2496 said:

z3r010 said:

Will the case fit 3 gfx cards? I always end up cutting the bottom out of my case to accommodate the card in the bottom PCI-e slot.

It should, but your 3 GFX cards will literally burn... My 2 GFX cards temps are ~70 deg C at IDLE, 80++ deg C at full load, that is 2 cards with quite some distance between them. I can't imagine 3 cards that sits side by side with less than 3mm slack... eww...

water cooling looks like the only way to happily run 3x GT200 cards in that tower.....

how would that work (tubing, pumps, rads)..??, it looks like the component compartments are a little too organized IMO

Great review BTW :)

z3r010 said:

I dont think the temps would be a problem for me, I have 3 GFX cards sat together now and they work fine. I keep the room A/C'd to 19° and they never see any gaming.

good point.

i dunno..... Air-con, how the other half live aye



so what do ya reckon boss, are you gonna grab one..??

Regardless of how it actually performs, that is one sexy case.

~Lordbob

The case itself is not built for water cooling, though with a little effort (see the review linked at the bottom of the article) you can add a Corsair H50 CPU water cooling system.

There is room to add another fan, possibly, if you want to remove a panel on the front, I don't know for sure though, as I've not seen the pane removed, it's just hinted at at the end of the previously mentioned review.


One of the main things I like about the case is the heavy duty build, which will last virtually indefinitely, IMO.