Securing the drives from the opposite side of the case is not really an option unless you take apart half the case. The 5.25" drive bays are almost as impressive, as the right side door hides the tool-less design that lets you snap up to four 5.25" devices into place in just seconds. You simply needs to connect the data cable to your motherboard and slide in some hard drives. This is a custom-made cable that is designed to fit the Level 10 GT Battle Edition like a glove. The five bays are powered via a single SATA power cable, and not just any SATA power cable. The fact that Thermaltake has also used black wires for everything is awesome.Īnother thing that really impressed us was the 3.5" hot-swappable bay setup. Like the original, Thermaltake has provided excellent cable management in the Level 10 GT Battle Edition, but the cables that come pre-installed have also been neatly routed through the case. Thermaltake has ensured that the hole is large enough to cater for all kinds of AMD and Intel motherboards. The non-removable motherboard tray gives plenty of room to work with and features eight rubber grommets along with a massive hole that offers rear access to the motherboard's CPU mounting bracket. I was forced to jimmy it off with a screwdriver and I felt like I was trying to steal someone's car.Īnyway, with both doors open, I was able to get a good look at how the Level 10 GT Battle Edition works inside and frankly, it is identical to the original in every way. It was impossible to remove by hand as there is nowhere to gain leverage. We had a lot more trouble here as it was almost like the door was glued on. The opposite case door opens in a more traditional manner as it is secured using a pair of thumbscrews at the back of the case before you can slide it off.
Thermaltake has used its clever case door fan connector which allows the door to open with the fan connected. Getting inside the Level 10 GT Battle Edition is extremely easy as you simply need undo the "System Security Lock" then press in the button underneath the case and pull the door at the same time. Thermaltake's choice in hue is also unattractive to me as it's a little too green, whereas Corsair opted for a slightly duller shade. This is actually something we really dislike about the Show Edition cases as well, which really clash with the strong use of black parts. #MilitaryThemed #ThemedComputer #Militar圜omputer Cool Twit: Twitter Developer Platform - Twitter Developers Below are a few examples of our Twitter API endpoints, requests, and responses.Instead of using black as an accent color, Thermaltake has given it a prominent role alongside the olive green and we're not sure how well it works.
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