Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case
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Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case
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| Current Price | $129.99 | October 27, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $129.99 | October 27, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $124.99 | October 20, 2024 |
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| $129.99 | October 27, 2024 |
| $124.99 | October 20, 2024 |
Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case Description
- [LIGHT UP THE SYSTEM] – 2 Pre-installed 200mm 5V Motherboard Sync ARGB fans + ARGB light bar at front panel (Sync with Asus Gigabyte MSI ASRock Biostar that has 5V addressable RGB header)
- [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 RBG software
- [27 LED MODES via I/O PORT] – 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
- [PATENTED ROTATIONAL PCI-E 8 SLOTS DESIGN] – With patented rotational PCI-E slots you can choose the way you want to display graphic cards vertically or horizontally
- [WINDOW PSU COVER] – Special ventilated design enhances airflow and hides unsightly cables
- [2+2+1 DRIVE BAY] – 2 5″/3 5″ x 2 with HDD Rack + 2 5″ x 2 with HDD Bracket + 2 5″/3 5″ x 1 behind MB Tray
- Supports Mini ITX Micro ATX ATX Motherboard
- I/O Port – USB 3 0 x 2 USB 2 0 x 2 HD Audio x 1 RGB Switch x 1
- OUTSTANDING EXPANSION – Max CPU Cooler Height 172mm / Max VGA Length 282mm (With Reservoir) 400mm (Without Reservoir) / Max PSU Length 220mm
- DIMENSION – 21 8″ x 9 5″ x 20 6″ 27 lbs 3 Year
Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case Specification
Specification: Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case
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Thermaltake Level 20 RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case Reviews (10)
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Amazon Customer –
Great case. Magnetic glass panel that slides right in, or can be screwed in with provided thumb screws. The glass panel in the back of the case is a bit odd but not bad as long as you can keep your wires in order. The glass is very durable and the case is well packaged. I had some troubles getting the RGB on the front 2 fans to work, mainly issues with the fan controller not being detected but it comes with a built-in RGB controller. Lots of cable management options and littered with screw holes to mount fans. I will say the 3 dust filters were a bit excessive but they are easily removable, plus the nice psu shroud more than makes up for it.
Jett Johanson –
This thing is huge. The 200MM fans it comes with looks like it would work well on a car radiator. I swapped all the fans out for Corsair fans with the lighting controllers and a Corsair h100i AIO liquid cooler. Case gets okay temperatures, the mesh on the front is double layered so not a lot of airflow gets through. A lot of people modify the front and take out one of the mesh screens for better airflow. The case is super spacious and has a lot of room for a lot of radiator and fan space, but the option to mount a radiator internally where the hard drive bays are is stupid, because of the glass right behind it and limited airflow. Overall, it’s a pretty case, put your own lighting in it and don’t use the included fans, and this thing looks great on your desk.
GO DRAKEN –
This case is amazing to work with. Extremely durable material with superior build quality. RGB lights work great with reset switch in case exterior and cable management is awesome
Salah –
This case was slots of fun to build with. There was lots of space, obvious places to route the cables. I have built a decent amount of computers and building with a nice, well designed case makes a huge difference (and makes it much more enjoyable.) This is one such case.
Oh, and the reason I got this case was it is left hand friendly! As in, you can put your computer on the left side and the usb ports are there as well as some glass that you can put lights on.
There are big fans on the front, good air flow through the case and it was easy to install more fans too.
The case is heavy though. I don’t see this as a downside at all…but if you want to move it around lots…maybe look for a lighter case. Since my computer is stationary, heavy just means it is more stable.
Salah –
Beautiful mid tower case. Good quality and I love the tempered glass. I currently have a 1080 ti and I have about 6 inches clearance from the front fans.
M. Sawyer –
So the only con about this case is the RGB controller has no instructions. The connector is a 3 pin +5 volts, Digital and Ground. I had no idea where to install it. No instructions. I installed it in the usb header on the motherboard. I can’t sync the case lights as of now. I’m going to look into it further. I really like the case overall. The front fans are awesome. it looks sharp and sexy.
rxm –
I’m happy with this case overall, but there are some things you should know before purchasing:
1. I bought this case only because I had a hard time finding an ATX case that supported a 280mm radiator mounted on the top of the case. This isn’t the best for cooling, but I prioritize venting heat out of my case over absolute performance. There are cheaper, better cases that offer front-mounting a 280mm AIO.
2. This case is clearly a dated design. It includes mounting options for an optical drive, but that’s incompatible with the front panel.
3. I hate tempered glass and would prefer metal mesh so I have the option to add additional fans as needed. The tempered glass panel covering the back of the motherboard is especially dumb; who wants to see where all of the cables are stashed? On that front, there’s minimal thought put into cable management. I don’t care about that, but if you do this probably isn’t the case for you.
4. I modded this case to remove half of the mesh screens. Both the top and the front have TWO sets of mesh screens. This WILL reduce airflow and increase internal case temps. This is done by unbending tabs on the outer mesh screens, removing the fine mesh inner screens, replacing the out mesh screens, and re-bending the tabs to hold the screens in place. This can be done a finite and unknown amount of time before the tabs break.
5. The 200m intake fans are dumb as the case blocks much of the surface area of the fans, and these are already low static pressure fans. I replaced them with three 140mm fans. They are louder, but move air more efficiently.
6. I never got the included RGB controller to work. It was listed as compatible with my ASUS x570 MB, but didn’t work. Nor did it work with the RGB fans I put in the front of the case or the RGB fans that came with my Corsair H115 Platinum AIO. It does power the rear exhaust fan, but that could easily be connected directly to the MB. Of note, this controller runs all connected fans at 100% speed ONLY.
7. This is a huge, heavy case. Probably not suitable to be on a desk nor under a desk. I currently have it sitting on short, wide mason jars (to lift it off of the floor) next to my desk.
8. Despite all the issues I brought up, I’m reasonably satisfied with this case and am certain it’ll last for a solid decade.
Aliounis –
Little larger than i thought
Aliounis –
The Tempered Glass ! Got smashed while installing it
Jett Johanson –
Amazing case but the RGB header cable falls off. Apart from that it’s spacious and even good with cable management.