Testseek.co.uk have collected 28 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Armor+ VH6000 series and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Armor+ VH6000 series.
February 2008
(84%)
28 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Simple, yet attractive design, Spacious interior, Plenty of hard drive installation locations, Plenty of tool-less features, Decent out of the box cooling thanks to the three high quality fans included, Room to add plenty of extra fans, Front panel design protects devices against physical damage without blocking them completely, Comes with a dust cloth to satisfy all the neat freaks out there
Front panel audio connection cable should be longer, Tight fit for SATA cables behind hard drive cage, Will not fit on tight/modest desktops, must sit on floor or a sturdy surface
The Thermaltake Armor+ VH6000BWS full tower chassis will not frustrate, and will not disappoint. There are plenty of tool-less features included to simplify the installation process, and the only components that required a screwdriver were the motherb...
Complete Kit, Upgradeable, Easy to follow Instructions, All Copper Water Block, Durable Hose And Plenty Of It, iStripe Hose Coils To Prevent Hose Kinking
Copper And Aluminum On The Same Loop, Needs A Bigger Radiator To Keep Up With The Big Dogs, Lengthy Install, Price/Performance And Needs Modification To Compete
Thermaltake Armor+ MX The Thermaltake Armor+ MX is destined for the Case hall of fame. The only feature missing that a few users might want would be a removable Motherboard tray. Its sharp looks, excellent ventilation and sound dampening steel chassi...
Abstract: Armor+ ESA (internally called VH6001BWS by Thermaltake) is a big super tower case, being one of the few cases around featuring 10 slots for expansion cards (most cases have only seven), allowing the installation of four video cards and extended ATX mot...
So, when it all comes tumbling down just where do we stand on the ThermalTake Armour+? Well, on the one hand the case is (and I’m finally just going to come out and say it) pretty ugly. At the same time though it performs decently in the thermal perfor...
Thought out inner / outer design, Removable motherboard tray, Lots of room inside, Cable management system, 23 cm side fan, Swappable HDD / fan modules, A lot of tool free solutions, Functionality, LCS ready, Good cooling, Not just a simple upgrade, It is...
Heavy, Seems a bit expensive
Thermaltake Armor+ Company: Thermaltake Author: Rafal Zak Released: 2008-01-08 Category: Cases Rating: Supplied by: ThermaltakeTell us what you thought of this review!!Print Friendly Go to page: <<< Previous PageFINAL WORDS Here at Bjorn3D nothing esca...
Abstract: Video Review: The Thermaltake Armor+ Case has tremendous bang for the buck. It's loaded with features but affordable at the same time. There are plenty of drive bays, lots of room to work, removable motherboard tray, unbelievable air circulation, tooless design, and so much more. The only real disadvantage is it's extremely heavy since it's mostly steel. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
The Thermaltake Armor+ really is one of the best computer cases we have ever seen, and we really mean that. While not completely flawless, there is very little not to like about this case. Although some might say that the sheer size and weight of the A...
Spacious interior, Removable HDD cages for optional cooling, Toolless design, Optional Liquid Cooling System, Full tower design, Competitive pricing...
Too many "optional" fans that should have been included...
Temperatures were about average in the Thermaltake Armor+, with the exception of the video card - which was helped by the 230mm intake fan and the optional PCI card fan. The case has enough room for any system builder, and is certified for NVIDIAs Tr...
Abstract: DIY enthusiasts were probably jumping for joy when Thermaltake announced the Armor+ series. Claiming to be the most powerful casing and "born to feed the beasts", (their words, not ours) the Armor+ seems like a juggernaut of a casing that should live u...
Ce boîtier Thermaltake Armor+ nous a agréablement surpris. Si on oublie sa porte latérale transparente en plexiglas qui déplaira aux amateurs de sobriété, on ne peut nier que ce boîtier est bourré de qualités. L’installation des périphériques 5 pouc...
