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| The Final Word
| LOS ANGELES, CA – May 2008 – After the success of “Armor+ Series” engineers at Thermaltake has worked around the clock to improve and innovate another and better chassis. Armor+ Series was launched at Computex 2007 a super tower allowing consumer to fully utilize the advance graphic technology. Today Thermaltake announced a new member of the Armo+, “Armor+ MX” a middle tower chassis with countless advance features. The company once featured “Armor+ MX” chassis during CES 2008 in Las Vegas, it was immediate caught hundreds of attention. This one special chassis has never before available among this wide and competitive PC industry. Thanks to Thermaltake the Armor Plus MX will be available on the first week of MAY 2008 throughout major retailers and e-tailers, price has been set at $139 MSRP. What is so special about this middle tower chassis? From the size and features it’s all special. Convertible top for refilling coolant on your water cooling kit, Tool-less installation from optical drive to hard drive to PCI. Superior cable management allowing consumer eliminates cable cluster around components, multiple air intakes and exhaust to minimize recycling heated air inside the chassis. The Armor+ MX also come with Four Removable 3.5” HDD Trays, Five 5.25” Optical Bays and Seven Expansion PCI slots – All equipped with “Tool-less” feature. Cooling Capability - oversized 230MM side fan just to overcome your toasty graphic cards, 120MM Blue LED fan in front cools off four HDD and 120MM high performance rear fan exhausting pre-heated air in the chassis. “High-performance line of chassis has long been considered to belong in a full-tower form factor category,” commented David Hwang, President of Thermaltake. “With the introduction of Armor+ MX, the versatility and performance characteristics can now be found in a much smaller and manageable package.” Thermaltake Armor+ MX - VG8000BWS INTEL QX9650 ASUS Maximus Extreme 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Torture Rack (Custom W/C) Seagate 750GB HDD BFG ES 800W PSU | ||||||||||||||
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| Colonel Calamity
| excellent! can't wait to see these on the market ![]() Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members. | ||||||||||||||
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| The Sweaty Lefty
Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Pacific Grove, CA
Posts: 4,146
| Wow, looks like a mini armor... but I guess that's what it is, haha. not really my cup of tea as far as looks though. | ||||||||||||||
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| Stig's American Cousin
Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: NY
Posts: 1,124
| still wondering why they put the flappy doors on @_@ | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 249
| my buddy just bought this case and I can post photos if u want..... He had the system built, and we confused the 6000 series with the 8000 series and ended up with the mid size case. None the less, the case it beautiful, heavy and looks to be extremely efficent. I know I can speak for him in saying he'd rather have the 6000 series for there is the slide out mobo try and better cable managment, plus the addition of the bottom fans is a real plus. The mid size doesn't have these features... frosty E6600 Dual Core @3GHZ (1334 FSB)@1.325volts 2x 8800 GTX KO ACS3 PCI-E 626MHZ 768MB 2.0GHZ Raptor 74GB WD Caviar 250GB HD Antec Nine Hundred Case 4 gigs of Corsair XMS2 TWIN -6400C4 2GB DDR2-800 CL 4-4-4-12-2T 680I SLI LGA775 MOBO Samsung DVD+RW Enermax Galaxy 1000 wats PSU Zalman 9700 LED cpu fan 24" Samsung SynMaster | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 249
| ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() thats all he sent me.... :) E6600 Dual Core @3GHZ (1334 FSB)@1.325volts 2x 8800 GTX KO ACS3 PCI-E 626MHZ 768MB 2.0GHZ Raptor 74GB WD Caviar 250GB HD Antec Nine Hundred Case 4 gigs of Corsair XMS2 TWIN -6400C4 2GB DDR2-800 CL 4-4-4-12-2T 680I SLI LGA775 MOBO Samsung DVD+RW Enermax Galaxy 1000 wats PSU Zalman 9700 LED cpu fan 24" Samsung SynMaster | ||||||||||||||
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| Colonel Calamity
| someone needs to fix the date on his camera ![]() otherwise it is a decent looking case... a bit too much plastic for my taste... ![]() Thanks HL and Corsair! My opinions are my own and not representative of this site or its members. | ||||||||||||||
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 249
| actually that was the computer store sending him some photos.... and yes they do, but I dont think they really care though!!! LOL E6600 Dual Core @3GHZ (1334 FSB)@1.325volts 2x 8800 GTX KO ACS3 PCI-E 626MHZ 768MB 2.0GHZ Raptor 74GB WD Caviar 250GB HD Antec Nine Hundred Case 4 gigs of Corsair XMS2 TWIN -6400C4 2GB DDR2-800 CL 4-4-4-12-2T 680I SLI LGA775 MOBO Samsung DVD+RW Enermax Galaxy 1000 wats PSU Zalman 9700 LED cpu fan 24" Samsung SynMaster | ||||||||||||||
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| Deus Sol Invictus
| No way to rotate the CNPS9700NT 90 degrees? :P Looks like a cool "cheap" tower. I frankly don't like full towers. Sure, lots of room, but they just don't blend in nicely in the room haha. ![]() If there is a final hour, let's hope for a higher power. One by one, and two by two, I have ammo, what about you? | ||||||||||||||
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