Testseek.com have collected 46 expert reviews of the ThermalTake Armor A30 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for ThermalTake Armor A30.
April 2011
(85%)
46 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Video Review: The Thermaltake Armor A30 SFF Case is one of the best in it's class. It has a long list of features like; plenty of fans with filters, lots of drive bays, windows, ventilation, ample room inside, removable motherboard tray and more. If ...
Removable motherboard tray: I fell in love with this concept with the first case I bought that had it. With the exception of the AeroCool case I reviewed a while back, all computer cases I have in my possession have this feature, Aggressive looks: This case means business. It has one goal and one goal only, and that is to beat you up and steal your lunch money, Windows: Not one, but TWO windows
Blue LEDs: Overused and overrated, especially since every color under the sun can be replicated. Personally; I'm thinking of either doing away with the LEDs altogether or changing them to yellow when I go to mod this case.
As much as I do not wish to use the term, this case is the textbook definition of aggressive. Rugged looks, an innate attention to detail, and price point ($119.99 MSRP) make this an very attractive competitor to similar sized and priced cases from com...
Front panel USB 3.0 Support, Decent temperatures for a compact case, Fully modular design for easy installation, 2 x 2.5" drive support, External 3.5" device support, 2 x 5.25" external device support, Removable motherboard tray, Two acrylic side viewing windows, Mostly toolfree installation, Support for graphics cards up to 350mm long, More than enough clearance for RAM with tall heatspreaders
Installation isn't completely toolfree, Motherboard tray's pullout wire handle prevents the tray from sitting flat on the work table when completely pulled out, gold, Discuss this review in our forums
The Thermaltake Armor A30 gaming case is perfect for the LAN party enthusiast, but it is also great for users who are simply tired of the same old tower system design. It looks unique but very functional. Despite being a micro-ATX or mini-ITX case, i...
The Thermaltake Armor A30 is a rather unique product in a positive way, a hard to achieve feat in today's computer case industry. Thermaltake has effectively shrunk a full size ATX case into a microATX case, while still supporting a vast majority of h...
Sturdy small form factor design great for LAN parties, USB 3.0 front port, Number of included cooling fans, Sleek bulletproof armor design...
Large graphics card support depends on motherboard PCIe placement, No carrying strap even though it is marketed as a compact size ideal for LAN Party events....
The Thermaltake Armor A30 case should be in a class of its own. The number of features packed into that small of a chassis is amazing. Not only can it accommodate up to a generous mATX motherboard, but you can also squeeze in a full size graphics card...
Sleek little MATX Chassis, Room for large graphics cards, Supports lots of drives, Decent cooling setup, Removable Motherboard tray, Modular design
Tedious to work in, Lots of screws to keep things rigid, Open holes with negative pressure will suck in dust , Sides don't come off for easier access - all done through the top
Published: 2011-05-18, Author: Benjamin , review by: Bcchardware.com
Sleek little MATX Chassis, Room for large graphics cards, Supports lots of drives, Decent cooling setup, Removable Motherboard tray, Modular design
Tedious to work in, Lots of screws to keep things rigid, Open holes with negative pressure will suck in dust , Sides don't come off for easier access - all done through the top
The Thermaltake Armor A30 MATX case is a pretty decent choice for people looking for a good quality case to pack to a LAN, but don't want to bother with a large mid-tower or full-tower beast. It has great high-quality construction, tons of front connectiv...
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Cube form factor, Gorgeous look & design, Solid structure, Compatible with high end components, Removable motherboard tray, Useful removable cages, 230mm cooling fan, USB 3.0 is ready, 2.5" HDD is supported, Blue LED lightning, Transparent acrylic window
