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Review: Thermaltake Armor LCS (Liquid Cooling System)

by Matt Davey on 18 October 2006, 08:38

Tags: Thermaltake (3540.TWO)

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Round the back...

Thermaltake Armor LCS
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Round the back of the Armor LCS is the vertically-mounted PSU placement, such that a PSU slides into the chassis from the inside. It's easy to do but it would have been nice to see a removable PSU plate on the back, really.

Thermaltake Armor LCS
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Alongside this is a 90mm Thermaltake fan, mounted into a plastic caddy. The fan comes pre-fitted, but the one in the above picture is for the top panel of the Armour LCS, yet another 90mm model.

The bent portion of metal is a brace that’s slid into place once the PSU is fitted. This brace ensures that vibrations are kept to a minimum, with a thick foam pad ensuring good contact between brace and PSU.

Thermaltake Armor LCS
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Underneath the 90mm fan are 4 round plates covering pre-punctured holes, ready for an external water-cooling solution. The good news here is Thermaltake has provided the appropriate rubber protectors for these holes should you need them.

Now that the outside is covered, let's take a look inside in the Armor LCS.