Thermaltake Armor A30 Case Review
The Front Panel
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While several SFF cases have dropped the support for 5.25” optical drives and external 3.5” devices, the A30 support both, offering two 5.25” bays and one external 3.5” bay for a memory card reader or floppy disk drive. These bays are protected with meshed covers that have air filters on them.
Figure 3: The front panel
The front panel of the Thermaltake Armor A30 comes with one USB 2.0 port, one USB 3.0 port, one eSATA port, and the traditional audio jacks.
Figure 4: Connectors
At the bottom of the front panel there is a 90 mm fan (Thermaltake TT-9225, 1,200 rpm, 16 dBA) which glows blue when turned on. This fan uses a standard peripheral power connector and, therefore, you can’t monitor its speed.
Figure 5: Front fan