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Thermaltake Armor+
$230.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:Room to mount everything you might want with space to spare, very roomy. Beautiful design and finish, very eye-catching. All the most commonly used ports are right up front and accessible.
The Cons:All-steel design is strong but very heavy. Could use filters in the bottom of the case and behind the side door fan. Not completely silent, doesn't have many sound-absorbing features.
The Thermaltake Armor+ is a high-end gaming or high-end workstation computer case, part of the the Thermaltake Armor Series. The Armor+ differs from the standard Armor case in it's extra four PCI expansion slots (which allow for multi-graphics card configurations), as well as it's support for SSI CEB motherboard designs.
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The cooling system also uses an extra two fans: a bottom intake dual-fan setup and a VGA-cooler intake fan. For further information, please see the Thermaltake Armor Series report.
Features
- Dimensions: 23.6 H x 9.6 W x 24.6 D in
- Weight: 37 lbs
- Material: 1.0mm Steel (SECC)
- 5.25" Bays: 7
- External bays: 1
- Internal bays: 7
- Expansion Slots: 10
- Motherboard Support: ATX (Standard, Micro, Extended), BTX, SSI CEB
- Powersupply Support: ATX PSII
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room to mount everything you might want with space to spare, very roomy
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beautiful design and finish, very eye-catching
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all the most commonly used ports are right up front and accessible
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connectors are well labeled, makes setup much easier
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motherboard tray is solid and easy to remove
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rock solid design, very sturdy
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all-steel design is strong but very heavy
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could use filters in the bottom of the case and behind the side door fan
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not completely silent, doesn't have many sound-absorbing features
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