With the speeds that enthusiasts are reaching on their hardware these days, a lot more heat is being generated than in the past. To handle all of that heat, you need a case with great airflow and lots room to work in. The old beige cases of the past are no longer up to the task, and are giving way to cooling beasts of the future. I remember when the only case fan I had was an aftermarket 120mm exhaust fan that sat right above the PCI slots; if I didn’t have that, the power supply would have been my only air extractor. Now, choosing the best fans and their placement is as critical as the components in the computer.

Enter the Thermaltake Armor+ - this is the big daddy of Thermaltake’s long-running Armor series. The Armor+ is a full tower case that comes in two colors and variants - Thermaltake offers the Armor+ in a black or silver, and with or without their integrated Liquid Cooling System (LCS). We are going to be taking a look at the VH6000BWS, which is the black tower without the LCS.

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