Thermaltake Level 20 MT ARGB Mid-Tower Chassis Review

A Closer Look – Interior

With the side panel removed, the interior is looking pretty smart. There’s certainly a lot going on in here though, especially for such a compact chassis design. There’s a huge cut-out behind the motherboard, as well as numerous cable routing cut-outs dotted around it.

In the base of the chassis, you’ll find a hard-fitted PSU shroud, with even more cut-outs. There’s a cut-out for showing off the PSU, ventilation, cables, and a large one at the front for radiator clearance. There’s even a pair of 120mm fan mounts and an SSD mount on here, wow!

So, up in the front, you’ll find room for 3 x 120mm fans, obviously! However, you can stick a 120/140mm wide 240mm/280mm tall fan or radiator combo on the right side panel too. Of course, that gives you loads of options to play around with.

Towards the top of the chassis, there’s reasonable clearance above the motherboard. You may get radiators up there, but that’ll depend on your motherboards clearance figures.

Around the back, you’ll find a plethora of cable tie loops to keep things in check. However, that PSU shroud is going to allow you to cram excess cable out of the way, keeping your build looking clean and tidy.

Also, below the shroud, a pair of HDD bays, each supporting 2.5″ or 3.5″ drives as required.

There’s also a second dedicated SSD mount right behind the motherboard. That gives us four drive mounts in total. Of course, with M.2 drives, you may get more drives in if your motherboard supports them.

Finally, at the top, a built-in hub for those RGB fans, with addressable headers, an extra fan header, and SATA power.