Pros: This thing is heavy! It’s a very sturdy case with quality materials and construction. It’s not meant for transport to LAN party. Loads of room inside. It has plenty of space for a large PCI Express card, like the ASUS Geforce 7950GX2 I installed. Four fans (one front intake and three exhausts) provide good cooling.

Cons: CAUTION! This case shorted out my new mobo; ASUS P5W DH Deluxe. The case has brackets positioned immediately under the mobo so it can be converted from ATX to BTX in the future. The brackets protrude from the case such that they nearly touch the back of the mobo. In my case they DID touch the mobo. That’s when lights in the house dimmed, snapping noise, funny smell (you get the picture!). NewEgg accepted the RMA. As usual, they are the best! There is a ‘caution’ for this listed in the case manual. Unfortunately, it appears on the next to last page and it does not come with the case; you have to download the manual from the Thermaltake website. Mylar adhesive patches are provided to stick onto the protrusions. The case has ‘wings’ on the front exterior which serve no purpose, except to interfere with the optical drive tray operation.

Overall Review: If you haven’t installed the mylar patches, I recommend you do so just in case the mobo warps from heat and touches the metal case interior. I also recommend that Thermaltake apply the mylar patches BEFORE shipping and let the consumer remove them when/if the case is converted to BTX.

Pros: THIS CASE IS AMAZING!! Yes, it’s very, very large. Much larger than I thought, but it has tons of room for anything you could think of. The front tool-less design for the drives is very well designed and easy to use. The case is sturdy, but not too heavy, and the airflow is the best I have ever worked with. This case had 2, 120mm and 2, 90mm fans. These 4 fans perform extremely well and are super quiet. Plenty of extra screws and hardware included. This case made mounting all of my hardware simple and fast. My dual video cards in SLI have plenty of room to breathe in this case. I would recommend to anyone looking for a good case with lots of room and room to grow TO BUY THIS ONE. For the price I would say it is unbeatable. I was trying to build a high end gaming system on my tax return budget and didn’t quite want to spend so much on a case, but now that I have it IT WAS WORTH EVERY PENNY!!

Cons: No major cons here at all, all the reviews are 100% correct in that this case is HUGE. I knew it was going to be big but it was 2x larger than I had imagined. With the airflow and ample amount of space to route wires / cables it is well worth it. The only item that I am not 100% in love with is the rear tool-less for the PCI cards. It works great but I found when having to take a card back out it is quite tight and hard to get the card out. The cards do however come out ok, but the tool-less is plastic and I am always afraid that pulling on it so hard to get the cards out that I am going to break it. It can be removed and screws can be added if needed though.

Overall Review: I like this case so much I have recommended it to 2 friends and I think I will order one for my wife (I may get the Armor Jr. for her though, she doesn’t need the extra space). GUYS – I did weeks of research and read hundreds of reviews, THIS CASE IS WORTH EVERY PENNY. I would recommend if you are not using a ton of devices and not running SLI, to buy the Armor Jr.

Pros: I had the advantage of looking this case over at a friends house before I bought it. It has lived up to all my expectations. I have a big old crossfire rig running inside of it with plenty of room to spare. Easy to work inside of. Currently I live in a little town called Palau in Sardinia, IT. No matter how much you sweep there is always dust. The vents on the front are a real life saver. I shudder at all the stuff that might be in my computer without those. Its got room for a water cooling system but I just don't have the guts to install one. The navy water cools a lot of stuff on board and that makes me nervous too. High power, water, hmmm. Maybe its just me...

Cons: It is a little heavy, but heck its not meant to be portable. The fans are a little louder than I would like. Still that is easily fixed, i just turn up my speakers and yell WAAAAGHHH whilst I crush my enemies. Its not like I built the thing for web surfing...

Overall Review: Buy it.

Pros: Used this on my first build with an A8N-SLI Premium. Incredible amount of room and looks gorgeous sitting on your desk. People just *know* that the thing has power in it from a glance. Airflow in this thing couldn't be better. Temperatures aren't a problem at all with a 7800GTX and a AMD 64 4000+ (stock HSF, using Arctic Silver 5) churning in it. The incredibly easy-to-remove side door works so many wonders; I've opened it up so many times to change little things I would have otherwise ignored.

Cons: Metal flaps on the front do not serve any purpose, but they do look kind of neat. I just mainly ignore them until someone comments on how neat they look. Tool-less expansion slots require a flathead screwdriver to pry off. They aren't very friendly to constant tinkering, as another reviewer mentioned.

Overall Review: Customer builder's dream. I couldn't have been more satisfied.

Pros: Sturdy strong window its everything you could ever want..i put my dream SLI machine into this and was able to add cooling to the processor, hard drive, and 2 7800 gtxs. all liquid cooled with a lot of room to spare. awesome case. nice job TT and Newegg for quick processing

Cons: none

Pros: 4 QUIET fans included! This thing is cool as a cucumber, and whisper quiet! This is my first high end case purchase, and now I'll never get a cheapie case again. Removable, washable filters in front of the 120mm intake fan insure that the inside of this baby stays nice and clean. Tons of room, 3 blue neon lights, a lockable, see through side panel, and a cool little storage drawer in front top off what is an incredible, quality made case! I love it. My friend got one first, and I just had to have one too!

Cons: Stupid little doors on the front panel that do nothing but get in the way. I removed them. Con eliminated. A little pricey, but worth the money!

Overall Review: Newegg and FedEx are the best :)

Pros: Space, space, space. Think of this as the Ford Excursion of cases. Massively overbuilt and completely unnecessary except for very very specialized applications. In the case of the Excursion, you shouldn't get it just for going to Costco; similarly for the Armor series, don't get this for your Lanparty box. However, for that 2 TB fileserver that sits in your basement with a dually mobo and twin Gig-ether leads, it's pretty much ideal. Plus, with all the fans going I don't think you could get the temperature up 10 degrees above ambient unless you squirted lighter fluid down the top-access USB ports. Even with all that suction, it's probably 1 or 2 logarithms

Cons: Those 'door-fins' on the side are absolutely baffling to me. They seem to serve no purpose, but make the case more difficult to move or carry. It's the equivalent of putting a spoiler on the front hood of your car: not only is it useless, but distracting and annoying and possibly dangerous. I have absolutely no idea what in the world the designer could have been thinking when he/she came up with that, but it's the kind of idea that gets you promoted directly to Vice President. Also, once you drop a nice 550W PS and 8 or 10 hard drives into it, you'll need a hand truck to move it.

Overall Review: I knew the cons going in and they weren't an issue for me. This is a big extreme beast of a case that's going to sit in a dark corner and glow eerily and somewhat silently while running scads of magnetic storage. That's good enough for me.

Pros: I bought this case in 2005, yup 10 years ago, it's on its 3rd mobo and probably 6th hardware update. I'm finally retiring it just based on its size and the fact that I just done need that big of a computer case anymore. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Oh, and I am replacing it with another Tt case.

Cons: It's heavy, and heavier when full, so it almost has to be on the floor.