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Thermaltake Armor VH6001 Case Review :: System Build
The system build was of a fairly powerful computer system including an EVGA nForce 790i Ultra SLI motherboard, a QX9770 CPU from Intel, the Thermaltake BigWater 780e water cooling system, a Western Digital 36GB Raptor SATA HDD and 2GB of Crucial Ballistix DDR3-2000 memory. The system was easy to build.
 Components  Bigwater 780e  Motherboard  Cooling Block The Thermaltake water cooling block was installed on top of the CPU after mounting the motherboard on the removable motherboard tray. The reservoir was installed on the middle of the 7 5.25” drive bays and the cabling leading straight from the reservoir to the watercooling block. Thermaltake really took its time in designing the case and it shows as everything is easy to work with on using a watercooler.
 Mobo Tray  HDD Going In  Installed  Reservoir The HDDs are locked into the HDD cage via a lever. Simply flip the lever into place once the HDD is installed into the HDD rack. Easy, its toolless, painfree and anyone can do it. Once that was finished THE psu was installed, all cables and connectors were connected and the system powered on for the first time. Thermaltake uses blue LEDs on the Fans to give a cool look in operation.  Hoses  System Built  Side  Front Contents:Discuss This Article
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