Thermaltake Armor A90 Review - PAGE 1

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What would a computer be without a case? Well, it would still be a computer, but it would look like a pile of hardware. Some users, the ones going for the more high tech look, like when all of their hardware is able to be seen. However most PC enthusiasts want their hardware to be protected in a case. These cases come in all shapes and sizes, for people with all sorts of tastes. Some users enjoy sleek, sturdy, metallic cases, while others enjoy cases with all sorts of flashy gadgets. Whatever your taste is, you can rest assured knowing you'll probably be able to find a case that suits it!

Thermaltake has been a case manufacturer for a while now, and many of their cases are very popular. They design cases with extremely good airflow, cases with built in water cooling, and cases that are aesthetically breathtaking. Many of Thermaltake's cases share a similar name. This is of course the "Armor" branding. The reason many of these cases share the "Armor" branding, is because Thermaltake has their armor series of cases. In this series are cases with built in water cooling, full tower cases, and mid tower cases. However for the most part, the armor series cases all look alike. At least until now!

That's right, Thermaltake has introduced a new case into its Armor series. I'm of course speaking of the Armor A90. The Armor A90 is a case manufactured with SECC steel and plastic, and it greatly diverges from the "Classic Thermaltake Armor Look." The case stands at 502mm high, 210mm wide, and 515mm in length. The case features the ability to use three intake fans, and two exhaust fans. Plus, if you purchase one you'll receive a three year warranty. So how exactly will the Thermaltake Armor A90 stand up to the competition? Let's find out!