Thermaltake Announces Level 10 GT Battle Edition Chassis
Ever find yourself wondering how many variations of the Level 10 chassis Thermaltake can launch? The answer appears to always be 'at least one more.' The newest version of the funktastic case that was first launched in January 2011 is the Level 10 GT Battle Edition, essentially a Level 10 GT with a camouflaged theme to "evoke the 'battle' spirit of being a gamer," or something like that.
The Level 10 GT Battle Edition sports a military green paint job that seems to mesh well with the overall unique design of the chassis. New color scheme notwithstanding, this is the same Level 10 GT as non-Battle Edition builds. It's a full tower SECC chassis with plenty of cooling fans, an integrated fan controller, eight drive bays, USB 3.0 support, various LED color light modes, and a gnarly aesthetic with lots of elbow room for liquid cooling and extra long graphics cards.
Thermaltake didn't say when it will go on sale or for how much, though as points of references, the Level 10 GT streets for around $250 and the Snow Edition for around $290.
The Level 10 GT Battle Edition sports a military green paint job that seems to mesh well with the overall unique design of the chassis. New color scheme notwithstanding, this is the same Level 10 GT as non-Battle Edition builds. It's a full tower SECC chassis with plenty of cooling fans, an integrated fan controller, eight drive bays, USB 3.0 support, various LED color light modes, and a gnarly aesthetic with lots of elbow room for liquid cooling and extra long graphics cards.
Thermaltake didn't say when it will go on sale or for how much, though as points of references, the Level 10 GT streets for around $250 and the Snow Edition for around $290.
