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The Armor A90 is a tribute to the hardcore gamer with the elite battle sense to push forward when others quit. A champion requires maximum performance from their system at all times. And, even as temperatures rise both in battle and within your enclo...
For $99, this mid-tower has a lot to offer; an aggressive and stylish design, room for more fans, and it's relatively spacious. It was pretty nice to see that Thermaltake included an eSATA port, which will probably make a cheap alternative to a hot-swa...
Excellent airflow system, Lightweight construction, Toolless optical and hard drive bays, Stylish and cohesive exterior and interior design, Affordable price
Bad power button location and design
The Armor A90 has many features that would entice any consumer. One of the case's key features is its unique exterior that looks like layers of armor on futuristic military equipment. The embossed and beveled side panels and side window also make it ...
Extrait: Video Review: If you're in the market for an affordable mid-tower case that has cool styling and great build quality, the Thermaltake Armor A90 Case might just be what you are looking for. This case has lots of drive bays, plenty of fans, a hole on the...
Thermaltake as again managed to impress me with its cases. The Armor A90 is packed full of features that are found only on cases costing $50 to $100 more. This scores it big with me. The all black finish is a trend that I really like and Thermaltake ...
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Publié: 2010-06-30, Auteur: Nick , review by: icrontic.com
Extrait: Sometimes a case has to be more than just functional. If it’s going to be something your friends and family see, it has to look nice as well. Thermaltake recently sent us the Armor A90 and it seems poised to fill both requirements. Specs Case Type: ...
Cases are one of the most important pieces of hardware for two reasons. One is because it's what people will see when they look at your computer, and two because it keeps your computer isolated from the environment. My first impression of the Thermalt...
Solid construction, Excellent design, Well placed I/O & buttons, Plenty of room for hard drives - up to six, Easy cable hiding makes for a really clean interior, Good airflow around the CPU, Fans are fairly quiet, Possibility to add three more fans, Real
Large graphics cards will not fit, No space for dual radiators inside, Expansion slot covers cannot be secured properly for transport, Bumps instead of real spacers on tray, No more thumb screws included, Tool-less system for HDD no good, No dust filter o
The Thermaltake Armor A90 makes one thing clear from the very beginning. The case is geared toward the gamer with a great looking design. The all black interior, bottom mounted PSU bay and anti-theft system all point towards that as well. Sure, the int...
As I mentioned in the beginning, I knew I would spend some time comparing the Armor A90 to Thermaltake's V9 mid tower. In my humble opinion, as far as for function, Thermaltake has improved upon all of the little things that I eventually found I didn...
Excellent black finish on the entire case, Window for CPU cooler changes, Some pre-sleeved wiring, Cohesive Design, Removable fan filters, Unique design, Angular power button
Thin case material may allow vibrations to resonate, Door can only open one way, fine unless you have the case on your right side, No fan controller, No cable hiding solutions, Window is a little small
We really liked the attention to detail on the A90, and the many options for fan configurations. The finish on the case is excellent both inside and out. Made from SECC steel the side panels feel slightly flimsy but the stamped areas do stiffen it up ...
