“Thermaltake has produced two excellent system cases that should do very well in their price category. Today we would like to introduce them to you and discuss all the design and assembly details as well as figure out the preferences for each.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Tuniq Tower 120: Air Cooling to the Max @ AnandTech
- Lian Li PC-A10 Aluminum Casing @ Hardware Zone
- Silverstone TJ09 ATX Full Tower Chassis @ Overclock3d
- Cooler Master Stacker RC-831 Lite Case Review @ Technic3D
- Thermaltake Aguila @ Bjorn3D
- Fluid XP+ HP Watercooling Fluid @ Overclock3d
- Thermalright Chill Factor @ Overclockers Online
- Thermalright Chill Factor Thermal Paste Review @ Tweaknews
- Scythe Ninja Plus Rev.B Cooler Review @ MODTHEBOX
- XG Viper 2 Case @ 3dGameMan
- Noctua Case Fans @ Modders-Inc
- Antec Nine Hundred Case @ 3dGameMan
- The Embarrassingly Easy Case Mod @ Dan’s Data
- ASUS Silent Knight Review @ X-bit Labs
A pair of cases from Thermaltake
X-bit Labs does a Thermaltake two-fer. Under examination are the Armor Jr., is a slightly scaled down Armor and the Aguila, a new design. The Armor is made of steel, which adds to the weight and stability, but gone are the detachable cages and modular front panel. The Aguila design incorporates interesting styling as extra ventilation. Both are worthy homes for good systems, so drop by and check them out.
