Thermaltake Level 20 VT Tempered Glass Interchangeable Panel DIY LCS Chamber Concept Micro ATX Modular Gaming Computer Case

I wasn't sure about this case until I took it out of the box. It looked really great online but totally expected it to be cheap and flimsy but to my surprise it wasn't! It was fairly heavy and very well made. The tempered glass front panel and side panel were super nice and it had plenty of cable management holes to route cables thru to get the best cable routing possible. The included 1 x black 120mm fan and 3 x RGB 120mm fans and controller are awesome! They were better than I anticipated! The case came with a little bag of screws, standoffs, etc...Pros:Nice large case with plenty of room to buildGreat cable management holes and tie down pointsLots of options for fan/radiator mountingDecent top panel IONice big basement for power supply and hiding cables for non-modular PSU'sMagnetic dust filters are nice, side panel, top and bottom filter just slides inCons:Space on right half of the back side of the motherboard tray could be 1/4" wider for easier cable managementDoes not have rubber grommets in the cable routing holesComes with zip ties but would be nice for say a 12 pack of Velcro cable tiesBottom PSU cover isn't removablePads on the case feet are foam instead of rubber. Rubber would be nicer in my opinionOverall this is a great case and I would certainly reccommend it to first time builders and pro's alike! Great case for the price! Having built in many cases and looked at hundreds of cases for my current build this was the clear choice!UPDATE: Someone posted a question asking why this case was so expensive. Here's my answer/personal thought.I purchased this case back in August of 2019 for $99.99 and it's still the same price today? This is a great quality case for $100! Cable management was awesome, came with 3 x 120mm ARGB 5V Motherboard Sync RGB Fans with controller and 1 x 120mm Rear Fan Pre-Installed so if you break it down this saves you at least $50 in fans! So you're really only paying $50 for the case!!! People forget to take into account the fans that come in a case when thinking about the price! I've ordered cases with NO fans thinking i'd save some money ordering them separately and it was ALWAYS more expensive! You do however have to order 2 additional fans if you want to max out all of the fan mounting locations in this case because the top of the case has mounting for 2 x 120mm fans or 1 x 140mm fans or 120mm AIO or 24mm AIO. There are so many mounting possibilities for this case! I had a 360mm AIO mounted in the front and I had 6 fans mounted to the radiator! 3 on the front 3 on the back! Then I had 2 x 120mm fans in the top and 1 x 120mm fan in the back for a total of 9 fans in all in this case! This was a really great case for the money!! Would highly recommend this case! Anyone who says any different must be a first time builder. Hope this helps!

This is a great case I absolutely love it. Here are some pros and cons that I saw.ProsThe case is beautiful. Easy to remove top and sides too get in and out quick.Great open design, easy to access everything in the case.The MB mounting is flat, inside of vertical.Plate under the MB is removable and you can mount 2 SSDs or 1 HDD( did some modifications and mounted 4 SSDs) and there's also a mount for the other side as well.You can mount the PSU on the left or right side.It's a solid build and should last for many yearsYou can see everything inside from different angles which is pretty cool.It's quite I dont hear a thing which is crazy. I have like 17 fans in there.Cons:Wire management is harder to do because there's no where to hide it snice its an open case.Not a fan on the drive bays, they also double as the mount for the fans which I didnt like.Can be quite heavy when everything is installed. So moving it around is not fun.Overall I think its a great case but it's not for everyone. This case is huge and trying to fill it up will cost you an arm and a leg. Read up, before you buy know what your getting your self into.

I had an issue with my Lian Li case and the threadripper with wraithripper cooling, it didn't fit in the case. As this computer build is intended as an epic show piece, I bought this case. The construction is solid throughout with brackets that are easily removed and added to. Adding top exhaust fans on brackets, for instance, was a ridiculously easy task. The case is beautiful esthetically and now has a central role in my room decoration as it didn't fit underneath the desk. The airflow in the case is extremely good, probably the best I've ever used. The hard drive mounts are perfect, especially if you have a lot of hard drives to mount.In short, the case is huge and perfect for my wants and needs. It will last me long into the future. It was constructed my fellow computer nerds, and I can't even think of a way to improve on this design. Bravo, Thermaltake. Well done and you've made a repeat customer.