| Value |  4.5 | | Performance |  5 | | Ease of Use | 4.5 | | Overall Satisfaction | 5 |
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5 of 5 The mighty Armor+ Thursday, May 07, 2009
Anderson from Milford, MA
For anyone out there looking for an excellent sturdy case this is your best option, it is unlike anything I ever used, it is both strong and good looking at the same time, with it's tool less design it makes assembly a snap, rest assured all your goods will be safe and protected, the removable motherboard tray is a great feature and very helpful considering how heavy this case is and cable management is incredible, all your wiring can be neatly tucked away behind the case staying out of sight and improving air circulation. One thing you might want to do is get yourself an auxiliary radiator like I did or you won't be able to cool all your video cards, HD and CPU, due mostly to the size of the built-in unit. Pay attention to your space restrictions tough, don't underestimate the size of this thing, it is HUGE, all in all it is a product to love, I know I do. Was this review helpful?  
5 of 5 Outstanding Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Kevon from Enfield Ct
If you want a real computer case, The only one is the Thermaltake Armor+ LCS VH600LBWS!!!!! This thing is big, bad, and out of sight! Has every thing you need water cooling and parts, Room to expand, Sexy and sleek looking and design. Oh and did i say it was big?.... this thing is a monster! Thank you BUY.COM!!!!!!!! Was this review helpful?
5 of 5 Best computer case I have ever used. Sunday, February 22, 2009
Greg from Troy, NY
Level of Experince: Master of metal
Bottom Line: This case is somewhat convoluted, but really well built. The liquid system works just as well as a top of the line air-cooled tower, but takes infinitely less room. There are no visible construction defects - unlike the other 10 cases I bought before this for my permannent WIP.
Cons: This isn't a con if you have plenty of space - but this case is gigantic! If you live in a tiny room like I do, and you don't have an Nvidia GTX295, then you should definitely get a liquid cooled mid tower case. Was this review helpful?
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