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Thermaltake Armor A30 Case

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The crew at Overclockers Club have the Thermaltake Armor A30 case in house for a little review action today. Aside from a few minor issues, the review team seemed rather impressed with the case.

The front of the chassis offers a number of options for the needs of any enthusiast. There are two full 5.25 inch bays for your optical drives and even a single 3.5 inch bay for a floppy drive if you still use them, or a fan controller could even be installed for the number of included fans in the Armor A30. On the bottom left of the case there are the ports that the A30 offers. The mix of ports on this case is a blessing as you literally have everything you need including a USB 2.0 port, a USB 3.0 port, front audio jacks and even an eSATA port for your high speed external devices. To the right of the port are the power button, reset button, and power/HDD LEDs
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Looks like a V9 case, that got chopped down a little, if I was going to build a micro system, I'd look into that case.
 
My build is currently in one of these. I like it quite a bit, but Getting in there to do any upgrades or re-configuring of hardware is a BITCH. Because of the way the power supply is contained, all the wires must be moved before you get down to the motherboard, so you end up having to do a lot of cable management all over again when you close the case back up after going inside to get at any of your hardware.

Aside from that (admittedly major) gripe, I like the case a lot.
 
Theres only one case that TT has ever made that has Caught my Eye. The Mozart TX.
 
Xaser III wasn't bad, that case is still in use with my nephew, and it's getting new parts this weekend, looked up the fan details, surprisingly move a lot of air that most 90mm can't even manage.
 
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