Motherboards.org -- The Armor A90 case from Thermaltake retails for under $100. For that price you get some advanced features including water-cooling compatible holes, bottom mounted PSU, tool-less drive installation and more. Aesthetically, the case with its all black interior and exterior screams excellent design and craftsmanship. The inclusion of four USB 2.0 ports and external SATA on the FP I/O are more indications of an excellent design. Thermaltake has done a great job with their Armor A90 case and it is worthy of purchase for those looking in this price range for a new case. Cooling on the case is sufficient for most users with a Front, a Rear and a Top fan installed and the options for two more fans if you want. For those wanting good features, nice aesthetics and an under a $100.00 price, the new Thermaltake A90 is a solid Hot Product.

 

Think Computers -- A while ago Thermaltake released the Soprano case. The case was a very nice case, but only came in 2 colors; black and silver. Black and silver are probably the 2 most common colors used on PC cases so they are a dime a dozen. Well Thermaltake has just released the White version of the case and I will definitely turn so heads. I mean how many cases do you know of that are all white? Thermaltake was also nice enough to send us the version of the case with a side window so let's take a look!

Ascully -- Thermaltake has completely reinvented how they design cases with The Shark. The design is striking and will certainly draw some stares at your next LAN event...

Driverheaven -- Today I'll be reviewing Thermaltake's Soprano VB1000SWS computer case. The Soprano features tool-free 5.25" and 3.5" drive and expansion slot installation as well as dual 120mm cooling fans and a transparent acrylic X-shaped side-panel window with 90mm fan.

3D Game Man -- The Thermaltake LANBOX Lite SFF Case really stands alone in many respects. One feature that really sets it apart from the many other small form factor cases (SFF) that are on the market is it's capable of an NVIDIA SLI Video Card setup. This will attract hardware gamers because it means you don't have to sacrifice performance when building a small form factor rig. Another big draw is the modular chassis. The power supply mount, external drive bay cage, internal drive bay cage and motherboard tray can be removed. It’s an amazing design because the computer components can be installed or removed outside the case. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.

3D Game Man -- When I first saw the Thermaltake BachVx Case I thought Home Theatre PC, because of its piano-black paint finish and brushed aluminum silver front. This case would look excellent next to audio/video gear. There are plenty of drive bays for a mid-tower case, tool-free design and excellent ventilation. I really like the fact they have a large 140mm intake fan at the front of the case. There are even two USB ports, a mic and headphone jack, as well as a eSATA port at the top of the case. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.

Hardware Logic -- New in Thermaltake’s unrelenting foray of its 2007 enclosure lineup is the Thermaltake Wing RS 100, an affordable mid-ATX chassis. The Wing RS 100, part of the RSI series of enclosures manufactured by Thermaltake, are designed to accommodate those enthusiasts on a limited budget with an enclosure solution that offers plenty of features but won’t break the bank. Let’s take a look at the Wing RS 100 and see if it can deliver the goods!

Think Computers -- Today we have the chance to take a look at the final of the three cases in the Thermaltake Element series, the Element T. Back in February we covered the Element S and back in August we covered the Element G. The Thermaltake Element T, being the most affordable of all three, comes equipped with a ton of features including a Red LED 200mm exhaust fan, TtXGame Shield for LAN party protection, and a massive drive array. Read on further to see what else this case has to offer.