PC gaming is synonymous with LEDs, windows, and black cases. There are thousands of gaming case designs so sometimes standing out from the crowd can be difficult. Thermaltake has been a pioneer in the enthusiast and gaming world. No matter how many high end cases they release there is an equal amount of budget cases for the average consumer with a small bank roll. The new Armor A90 Gaming chassis is one such case so let's break open the packaging and get a good look at this budget king:

Provided by: Thermaltake

Price:$99.99

Closer Look:

Specifications and Features:

	Black “bulletproof” armor design with metal mesh elements
	Top and front blue LED-fan enhancing combat ambience
	Massive protective front door for drive access
	Bottom based PSU for optimized cooling
	Big triangular side panel window & 120mm side panel VGA cooling opening
	LC ready! 2 x liquid cooling punch out holes

Angle View	Front View	Top View	Left Side View

USB 2.0 x 4, eSATA x 1, HD Audio		Easy access Power/Reset button
Punch out holes for liquid cooling system	Security lock for keyboard & mouse for Lanparty event	PSU dust filter

Tool-free for mounting 5.25” drive bays	Tool-free for mounting hard drives	Screws for PCI slots for secure transportation

Conclusion:

Essentially you are getting a lot of full tower options in a budget mid tower case. The Thermaltake A90 is very unique in its aesthetics and for the most part a pretty decent performer. It is very reminiscent of 80's sci-fi and one might go as far to say that it is your very own black crystal fortress of solitude. I have always liked Thermaltakes products and this one is no different, Thermaltake should be proud of this case.

Would I recommend this case? Yes, if you are looking for a case with all the features of a typical case but don't want the cookie cutter design of the majority, then the Thermaltake A90 is the perfect choice for you.

Pros:

• Price
• Tool less 
• All Black Interior
• Unique design

• Window is Minuscule if you are a Show-off

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