Thermaltake has announced two new cases designed for gamers. The first is an upgraded version of the Thermaltake Armor, the Armor+, but also a water-cooling version which will become available within the near future. The Armor+ is built upon the quite popular Armor case and that includes the design, and yours truly have to say that Thermaltake is improving in that area. The Armor+ is available today and if you want a preview you can head over to the dedicated website Thermaltake has launched. Alongside of the Armor+, Thermaltake has also announced the immediate availability of the Xaser VI.
In yours truly’s opinon, the Xaser series has been a mixed blessing. The early models proved quite sturdy and spacious, but the later models have received some mixed reviews. With the launch of the Xaser VI, Thermaltake seems to search for what once made the Xaser series so popular among gamers. The interior has once again been updated to better meet with demands of the modern users.
The Xaser IV is made from aluminum, and while the style and design of previous Xaser cases may not have spoken to me, the Xaser VI is quite clean in comparison to its older siblings. Thermaltake has launched a dedicated website for the Xaser VI as well.
Both of the cases sport a tool-free design, up to eATX motherboards, 10 PCI slots, 14 drive bays and much, much more. Head over to Thermaltake.com for more information.
