14 DAY TRIAL // It was just a few days ago that we reported that Thermaltake's Level 10 chassis, initially revealed at the CeBIT show in Hanover, Germany, was made available to enthusiasts looking to build themselves a high-performance rig in a super Full Tower case. It now appears that we have additional news on the product, as custom PC vendor, iBuyPower has just announced it will be the exclusive systems integrator to offer the BMWGroup Designworks USA-designed case. The new system will feature the latest hardware on the market, enabling users to take advantage of a high level of performance in a cool-looking case.
“We are constantly searching for the best components, cases and peripherals to use in our systems,” said Darren Su, vice president of iBUYPOWER. “The Level 10 system is just another example of our drive to offer gaming rigs that can deliver the performance and aesthetics our customers demand.”
The new system that will be built inside Thermaltake's high-end chassis pairs an Intel Core i7 920 processor with 6GB of DDR3 memory and a 128GB solid state drive, enough to make applications run faster and consequently provide users with a high level of performance. In addition, the system will also sport a GeForce GTX 285 graphics card with 2GB of memory, 1TB of additional storage on a traditional hard disk drive, a Killer Xeno gaming network card, LCD control panel and Blu-ray drive.
Featuring Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system, the new system from iBuyPower will provide some level of customization, for those users that want to choose the level of performance their system can deliver. Unfortunately, as you would probably expect from a rig that incorporates the latest hardware and one of the coolest-looking designs available on the market, the iBuyPower Level 10 system doesn't come cheap. The system starts at a manufacturer's suggested retail price of US$2,499, but can easily go higher once you decide to max out the configuration.