Level 10 GT house 1500w PSU?

prysm · 08-13-11 at 10:21 AM

Thermaltake's level 10 GT has the limitation of only being about to house a standard PS2 PSU. Does anyone know if that includes the Silverstone 1500W PSU (I doubt it)?

I'm putting this question forward knowing it most likely doesn't. I'm simply just surprised how hard it is to find a solid answer.

Edit:

I am potentially going to upgrade to either the L10 GT or the TJ11 as my case. I am leaning towards TJ11 due to longevity (I could imagine using this case for the next 10 years until computing architecture changes or gaming changes).

The L10 GT is beautiful (to me), but it seems kiddish and probably not have as long longevity.

Thoughts on this?

**vettexl** · 08-13-11 at 10:49 AM

All the ones I've found do not come with a PSU.

Example:

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http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=58680&vpn=VN10001W2N&manufacture=Thermaltake

prysm · 08-13-11 at 10:56 AM

Ah, I am not asking if Thermaltake comes with it, but whether or not it can contain the largest psu on the market.

After looking at a lot of pictures, I think it can easily contain it now. However that "PS2" limitation that I've never heard of is still a bit concerning.

**rolfixek** · 08-13-11 at 11:18 AM

Can I ask a maybe dumb question, so sorry about that in advance..but what's the point of having a 1500w power supply?

akbisw_p · 08-13-11 at 11:22 AM

tri sli or crossfire maybe with 6990 or 590s. Cause anything less than 1000 frames is just obscure.

prysm · 08-13-11 at 11:41 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by akbisw_p

tri sli or crossfire maybe with 6990 or 590s. Cause anything less than 1000 frames is just obscure.

HAH! I am inclined to agree! However, when it comes to a more extreme setup, using a multi-gpu solution is the only viable solution.

When is multi-gpu solution best? Larger monitors, higher resolutions and the increasing popularity of multi-monitor setups mean there’s never going to be a ceiling for GPU performance. Not to mention the new appeal of 3D gaming!

Multi-Monitor setups for 3D gaming is the only reason why someone would ever need tri or quad gpu solution. This is my intention.

**PhenomIIX4** · 08-13-11 at 12:49 PM

If they included the 1500 watt PSU, I doubt you would want to spend $700 to $900 for those two items.

**OldHippieRick** · 08-14-11 at 10:37 AM

Quote:

I'm putting this question forward knowing it most likely doesn't. I'm simply just surprised how hard it is to find a solid answer.

I just gotta ask....what makes you think it does come with a PS?

Of course it doesn't but what gave you any indication that it does?

Honestly, this type of thinking is exactly why you see all the disclaimers on products.
Ever read the little print or see the McDonalds cups disclaiming....Warning!!!! The contents may be HOT"?

This is called lack of common sense?

**Mbbest** · 08-14-11 at 12:11 PM

1500W PSU :) Wow, thats some big guy..you could use one 12v rail to connect movable-fridge by PC :D I didn't even hold in my hands 1000W PSU so don't know how big is 1500 one..

pelopidas14 · 08-14-11 at 12:42 PM

TJ11 is the best choice I'm hunting every full case and read all the opinions,experience of the user that owned those huge cases
Thermaltake level 10 GT is very nice case especial the White one but you will not get the space of the more expensive TJ11 that have :(
About the Silverstone 1500W PSU the Dimension is 150 mm (W) × 86 mm (H) × 220 mm (D) it will fit well enough

**OldHippieRick** · 08-14-11 at 01:01 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by pelopidas14

TJ11 is the best choice I'm hunting every full case and read all the opinions,experience of the user that owned those huge cases

If you want a classic, nice, well built case, please consider a Lian Li.

I have a Lian Li PC-A10 and it's a quality case with quality construction.

If you want over the top construction/exclusivity check out the WiNDY cases....

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http://windy-online.com/

08-13-11 at 10:49 AM	#2
vettexl Theoretically Amazing Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: C:\WINDOWS Posts: 453	All the ones I've found do not come with a PSU. Example: Code: Select All http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=58680&vpn=VN10001W2N&manufacture=Thermaltake

08-14-11 at 10:37 AM	#8
OldHippieRick Expert Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 710	Quote: I'm putting this question forward knowing it most likely doesn't. I'm simply just surprised how hard it is to find a solid answer. I just gotta ask....what makes you think it does come with a PS? Of course it doesn't but what gave you any indication that it does? Honestly, this type of thinking is exactly why you see all the disclaimers on products. Ever read the little print or see the McDonalds cups disclaiming....Warning!!!! The contents may be HOT"? This is called lack of common sense? Last edited by OldHippieRick; 08-14-11 at 10:45 AM.

08-14-11 at 12:42 PM	#10
pelopidas14 Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 22	TJ11 is the best choice I'm hunting every full case and read all the opinions,experience of the user that owned those huge cases Thermaltake level 10 GT is very nice case especial the White one but you will not get the space of the more expensive TJ11 that have :( About the Silverstone 1500W PSU the Dimension is 150 mm (W) × 86 mm (H) × 220 mm (D) it will fit well enough Last edited by pelopidas14; 08-14-11 at 12:45 PM.

08-14-11 at 01:01 PM	#11
OldHippieRick Expert Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 710	Quote: Originally Posted by pelopidas14 TJ11 is the best choice I'm hunting every full case and read all the opinions,experience of the user that owned those huge cases If you want a classic, nice, well built case, please consider a Lian Li. I have a Lian Li PC-A10 and it's a quality case with quality construction. If you want over the top construction/exclusivity check out the WiNDY cases.... Code: Select All http://windy-online.com/

08-13-11 at 10:56 AM	#3
prysm Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 55	Ah, I am not asking if Thermaltake comes with it, but whether or not it can contain the largest psu on the market. After looking at a lot of pictures, I think it can easily contain it now. However that "PS2" limitation that I've never heard of is still a bit concerning.

08-13-11 at 11:18 AM	#4
rolfixek The Only One Who Can ™ Join Date: May 2009 Location: Corner of Luck and Stupidity Posts: 2,672	Can I ask a maybe dumb question, so sorry about that in advance..but what's the point of having a 1500w power supply?

08-13-11 at 11:22 AM	#5
akbisw_p Novice Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Ohio Posts: 155	tri sli or crossfire maybe with 6990 or 590s. Cause anything less than 1000 frames is just obscure.

08-13-11 at 11:41 AM	#6
prysm Newcomer Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 55	Quote: Originally Posted by akbisw_p tri sli or crossfire maybe with 6990 or 590s. Cause anything less than 1000 frames is just obscure. HAH! I am inclined to agree! However, when it comes to a more extreme setup, using a multi-gpu solution is the only viable solution. When is multi-gpu solution best? Larger monitors, higher resolutions and the increasing popularity of multi-monitor setups mean there’s never going to be a ceiling for GPU performance. Not to mention the new appeal of 3D gaming! Multi-Monitor setups for 3D gaming is the only reason why someone would ever need tri or quad gpu solution. This is my intention.

08-13-11 at 12:49 PM	#7
PhenomIIX4 Banned Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Socket AM2+ Posts: 3,569	If they included the 1500 watt PSU, I doubt you would want to spend $700 to $900 for those two items.

08-14-11 at 12:11 PM	#9
Mbbest No kitty! bad kitty!!! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Southpark Posts: 1,660	1500W PSU :) Wow, thats some big guy..you could use one 12v rail to connect movable-fridge by PC :D I didn't even hold in my hands 1000W PSU so don't know how big is 1500 one..