Introduction to the Thermaltake Armor A30 SFF Gaming Case
Thermaltake's Armor brand of gaming cases have been a huge seller over the years. For a long time their highest-end case line (the Armor) have been favored by gamers everywhere, being a prime target for anyone planning to build a new system. The Armor models have a super bold look that will set it aside from Thermaltake's other lines, like the Xaser and Element series.
The Armor series spans all three of the case size categories: full, mid and SFF. The unit we will be talking about today is going to be contained in the small form factor category. The A30 is the newest entry into the Armor class and a very good looking one at that. Thermaltake, like most of their SFF cases such as the LanBox, have geared this towards the gamer. And rightfully so, as the A30 can house some very long video cards for such a compact case!
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