Full Tower, ATX, Color: Silver For: PC Platforms
Thermaltake is proud to introduce their knight & shiny ""Armor"". With a whole look and design, The Armor is a fully compatible Total Thermal Chassis. With its protective shield and prideful stance, the Armor is ready for any type of battle that comes its way. Galloping through an air cooling system with two 120mm fans on the front and rear of the chassis, The Armor has an additional 90 mm fan in the top of the chassis for high efficient ventilation. With a structure so extreme, it is able to provide an excellent airflow throughout its entire body. Jousting among a liquid cooling solution, The Armor is a fully compatible Water Cooling System. It contains retaining holes for any type of water cooling kits and is definitely the best choice for users who intend to use water cooling solutions. In addition to winning the hearts of all, The Armor is a powerful and constructive chassis for fanless systems.
Price Range: $150 - $174
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MPN: VA8000SWA
Cabinet Form Factor: Full Tower
Motherboard Form Factor: ATX, Micro ATX, eATX, BTX
Platform: PC
Expansion Bays: 2 x 3.5"(External Access), 6 x 3.5"(Internal Access)
Front Panel Ports: Audio in, Audio out, FireWire (IEEE1394a) x 1, USB 2.0 x 2
System Cooling Method: 2 x 120 mm fan, 2 x 90 mm fan
Total Fans Amount: 4
Fan Noise Level: 19 dB
Case Features: Removable Drive Cages for 3.5"drives, Lockable swing out side panel with a handle, Thumb-screws
Material: Aluminum
Exterior Color: Silver
Width: 20.87 in.
Depth: 22.05 in.
Height: 8.66 in.
Weight: 16.53 lb.
Product ID: 23657745
Thermaltake Armor full tower silver
Author's Rating:
Pros: Future proof, ample space, screwless design, Configuration possibilities, Great looks, Reasonable price. Simply the best.
Cons: CANT THINK OF ANY!
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I have owned this case for over a year now and I must say that I have never been so happy with any other case I have owned. I have continuously add components to it over the months and it swallows anything I put in there with ease. I have in it right... Read Full Review by slewer, Sep 24, 2007
Well worth the price for high-end processing
Author's Rating:
Pros: Plenty of cooling capacity, well designed insides
Cons: Rather pricey for the average user - very large full-size case.
The Bottom Line: For the serious computer user, this case is a must to keep high end components cool and quiet.
Review: I recently built the following PC: Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe MOBO AMD Athlon 64 Dual Core 2.5Ghz 4GB DDR2 RAM (800 Mhz) Western Digital Raptor 10,000 RPM Drives x2 RAID 0 Thermaltake 600W Power supply NVidia Geoforce 7600GT Video LG 18X DL DVD R/RW... Read Full Review by sophiesdad, May 25, 2007
Author's Rating:
Pros: Large capacity, decent cooling
Cons: Vibration noise&no/little tech support
The Bottom Line: null
Review: We got the VA8000SWA for it's cooling and expansion capabilities. Nice fan arrangement and w/10x5.25"+ 1x3.5"external&2x3.5"internal plenty of drive bays. I've got 8 dual xeon systems that I'm looking for a quiter case than the SuperMicro... Read Full Review by jack92129, Aug 29, 2006
Author's Rating:
Pros: good looking, BIG, well designed and adaptable to evolving standards of motherboards
Cons: no customer support, ever, under any conditions
The Bottom Line: good case but now superceded by quieter and cooler models by Antec and others
Review: This is a huge, well built and very flexible case, flexible in the sense that you can make many conversions--including adding an optional water cooling kit. It is also flexible in the sense that it accommodates several motherboard types, including BTX... Read Full Review by whiteh2o, Jul 19, 2005
