All in all this is one really well rounded case, which would have been even better if it had an included power supply. That is the only downfall to buying this product, as all other aspects of the Armor are very positive and Thermaltake has done an excellent job with the design and implementation of this case. It probably will not be a set on the desk unit as it is tall standing and would tower over your desk, but it will sit quite nicely on the side of your desk. Allowing upgrades to the new BTX form factor means an extended life period as far as future upgrades go.
This is seriously one of the better cases I have seen come through the lab. It covers many bases as far as enthusiasts are concerned, in addition to having a very flexible design that allows many different cooling and setup options. No, it is not an SFF mini little jobber, and no, it is not for the meek. What it is though, is a full tower enclosure that has many features that not only offers ergonomic installations of your systems, but also looks very clean and modern. As I stated earlier the only drawback to users, wishing to purchase this case is that it does not come with a power supply, which means a higher total overall cost that could sway those on a budget in another direction. If you want high quality workmanship and value a case that offers ergonomics that are hard to rival, take a good look at Thermaltake's new Armor case. It is definitely an Editor's Choice product for the high-end enthusiast who wants the best of both looks and functionality.
