Testseek.at haben 31 Experten-Bewertungen der ThermalTake Armor A60 und die durchschnittliche Bewertung beträgt 82% erhoben. Blättern Sie nach unten und sehen Sie alle Beiträge zu ThermalTake Armor A60.
October 2010
(82%)
31 Tests
Durchschnittliche Punktzahl von Experten, die dieses Produkt bewertet haben.
side mounting system for side panels will prevent wear.USB 3.0 Front Panel, 3.5” drive caddies support 2.5” mounting, CPU Hole in Motherboard tray allowing in place change of back plated CPU Cooler, Great value, highly competitive price point.
Fan Sizes limited to 120mm or 200mm, Not as tool free as some of the competition, No cable management holes in the motherboard tray, No Air filter for bottom and side fan, CPU Cut out may prove too small for some motherboards.
Pricing.The Armor A60 is competitively priced in the U.K. £75.59 and U.S.at ($89.99) about the same as the CM 690 II Advanced and slightly more than the Lancool K58.Overview.The A60 was certainly impressive, it performed well and its features are v...
Great use of colour, Lots of tool-less functionality, Impressive cooling - will take up to 7 fans, Ready for water-cooling
PSU installation fiddly, Lack of rubber for anti-vibration, Lack of SSD support, Backplate cut-out limiting, No space for cable management behind tray, We would like to thank Thermaltake for providing the Armor A60. Discuss this review on our forums
This summer we have seen a real surge in new cases, Thermaltake have been amongst the brands to bring to us the Armor series. The smallest of the Armor variety is the A60. Some may like its looks, some may hate it. Personally I'm right down the middle...
Unique Features (SideClick EasySwap HDD Bay), Plenty of Airflow, Good Value
Nothing Major
Much like the Thermaltake Armor A90 case that we reviewed a few weeks back (our full review can be found here), the Thermaltake Armor A60 case also fared very well in our testing. The Thermaltake A60 case is aimed at the "Enthusiast on a budget" and o...
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Great looking, Included fans are quiet and there is plenty of room for more fans, Small on the outside, big on the inside, Hot swappable drive bay...
CPU access hole may not work with all motherboards...
I can certainly say that the Thermaltake Armor A60 matched my expectations after completing this review. Though a small mid tower case, there is a lot of space on the inside. The case looks great, cools appropriately, and has a lot of neat features. T...
Buen comienzo de temporada para la serie Armor de Thermaltake; la A60 nos deja un buen sabor de boca, con un buen número de mejoras todas enfocadas a facilitarnos la instalación de nuestro equipo y dotarlo de la ventilación adecuada. La inclusión de un...
Baia hot swap para um disco de 3,5”/2,5” que é acessível de fora do gabinete, Todas as baias internas de 3,5” suportam dispositivos de 2,5”, Filtro de ar para a ventoinha frontal, Filtro de ar para a ventoinha da fonte de alimentação, Tampas gradeadas equ
Não tem filtro de ar para as ventoinhas opcionais lateral e inferior, Não utiliza parafusos de dedo para a instalação das placas de expansão, Não tem mecanismos anti-vibração para discos rígidos, Anterior, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Próxima, Página 6 de 6, Compart
Embora o novo Thermaltake Armor A60 seja baseado no Armor A90, ele tem vários recursos que o torna melhor do que o seu antecessor. Na verdade, esta é a primeira vez que vimos um produto com um número de modelo “menor” melhor do que o modelo de número “...
