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
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Reviewing the Thermaltake Armor A30 puts me in an odd position, because as I mentioned in the intro, this is a case that's nightmarish to assemble but very good at its job once it's together. I'm left with very mixed feelings about what Thermaltake has do...
Abstract: It’s no secret that Thermaltake is quite proud of its Armor 30 case and today we’ll find out why. As the name suggests, the Armor A30 belongs to the Armor series, notable for sharp corners and sturdy chassis. However, you could just as well class t...
Small and very portable, Easy to install, Support 2.5" drives, Quiet fans, Partially tool-free, USB 3.0
No handle, Does not support all long video cards, Low profile CPU cooler required
If you are looking for a small form factor case to take to LAN parties or just to save space, the Thermaltake Armor A30 is a great option. It has the features that are needed in an enthusiast level case, including a USB 3.0 port, SSD support, room for...
Accepts long graphics cards and full size PSUs, Distinctive look, Build quality, Removable mobo tray, Storage space and options, Four included fans,
Cooling performance, Handle?,
Thermaltake's mATX entry in the Armor series, the A30, is an interesting and robust case targeted at gamers who occasionally may wish to schlep their machines to a lan party or other gaming event. It has, however, proved to be a mixed bag when subjec...
The overall design of the Armor A30 is awesome. The most notable features is support for longer graphics cards, up to three 3.5" and two 2.5" hard drives, and two 5.25" optical drives With support for µATX motherboards, it can house everything needed f...
Published: 2011-08-01, Author: Nick , review by: icrontic.com
I really liked the Armor A90 when it was reviewed, and my opinion of it has only improved over time. The Armor A30 is another top-notch product in the series. While its assembly quirks can be a little difficult to work with at first, those are quick...
Abstract: This is the new Armor A30 case from Thermaltake. The A30 is a micro-ATX case that features a modular design that is built for gaming. This case has windows on either side and is small enough for Lanparties. You will see in this review that t...
This is a very different case than most of those that you're going to find on the market. For the most part I have to say that this case was a pleasure to work with. It also ended up looking really good once it was all put together. I usually prefer full ...
The Thermaltake A30 is clearly targeted at gamers if not LAN party enthusiasts directly. The all black SFF design does little to hide the modular chassis' ability to hold a full size build with only the micro/mini ATX motherboard limiting the options...
Whether you are looking for a smaller chassis for your main computer, an easily portable gaming system or a unique looking HTPC, the Thermaltake Armor A30 would make a nice selection in any of these circumstances.The aggressive design falls right in ...
