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"With strong support of our research and development team standing behind the brand, Thermaltake is committed to never follow but always lead. Always striving to be the best, we continuously benchmark our performance against the very best internally and externally. Customers are our greatest asset and Thermaltake does not take that for granted. That is why Thermaltake is the industry leader in customer service and customer support with around-the-clock automated product return service."Â Read more...
In an effort to market their products, companies resort to naming schemes that offer a clue into that products particular identity. This is no more realized than the newly redesigned Thermaltake Armor+, a full sized ATX enclosure solution that is sure to make any enthusiasts' eyes bleed. With enough features and gadgetry to make even the most tech-hardened nerd succumb to uncontrollable spasms, the Thermaltake Armor+ sits at the forefront of chassis innovation. Or does it? Will the Amor+ be able to withstand the fusillade that is the HardwareLogic review team? Or will the Armor+ lay waste to all that opposes it? Like the medieval times of yore, HL intends to go full tilt to find out!
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Here is the load out: one bag which contains the motherboard standoffs, motherboard screws, as well as the ODD, HDD, and FDD screws, along with another bag which contains the tool-less plastic rail clips for the removable HDD trays. Two water cooling grommets, two keys for the lockable side panel, an I/O motherboard shield, a cleaning cloth, and a manual which features excellent documentation and pictures is also included. Additionally, the VH6000BWS offers plenty of opportunities to practice wire management duties, as there are 20 plastic zip-ties, 10 eye-hook ties, and 10 heavy-duty ties with self-sticking pads. All of these ties are a huge addition as many times we see other case manufacturers skimp on the cable ties by offering two or three zip-ties or more often than not, none at all

