Starting off the morning by getting dropped off at the wrong hotel, thank you cabby, Alex and I finally made it to the meeting. We walked in the Thermaltake suite and were greeted by a fully decked out Level 10GT. We also got to see their new mechanical gaming keyboard, a multicolor LED gaming mouse, the Armor A30, and their new line of power supplies.

Thermaltake Level 10GT

The Level 10GT was the main attraction in the Thermaltake suite. Thermaltake has revamped the case by reducing the weight from the original Level 10 by about 50%. They also opened up the case as well and got rid of the old compartmentalization from the original Level 10. The level 10GT has five hot-swap bays and a side panel door that pops off the hinges, which makes getting in the case extremely quick and easy.

With the Level 10GT coming soon to the marketplace there should be a positive buzz surrounding it. The mechanical gaming keyboard  and the gaming mouse were also a treat to play with.  The mouse software looked great, giving you the ability to change mouse LED colors, adjust sensitivity, and few standard options. It was good to see the Armor A30 micro-ATX case in person to see exactly what they have done with the case. Thermaltake also had a nice set of gaming headphones on display in three different colors. Neither one of us had a chance to test out the sound quality on them though, so for now we are just going off looks. They have also released their new line of PSU’s to the marketplace, the Toughpower XT Gold series. We were also informed that they were in the process of working on Energy Star diamond rated efficiency power supplies.