Because that was only due to me not reading the manual etc. It was fairly easy to do once you spotted it and as long as you had long fingernails. Aside from that the case was really easy to work with - plenty of room, cable ties etc provided and a removeable motherboard tray.
I own the version of the armour before this (with the massive side fan-which i wish I hadnt gone for now). I dont like this new take but its almost practically the same. The horrible plastic on the top is worse than before but at least the front i/o ports are in a better place and front e-sata is nice addition.
Am i the only one who likes the front flaps? (Mine came with a magnetic catch to hold them when shut but an optical drive could still knock them open). I admit there just a novel feature but they do fit inwith the armor theme
Yeah, a few of us. It's a bugger to find e-ATX cases, and when you do they don't come cheap.
In RE: the handle on the back. It's nice to have a handle on the mobo tray, and the length is not an issue since your cables will stick out at least as far as the handle. If anything, the handle will prevent you from shoving the case against the wall and pulling out or damaging the cables.
how did it take you so long to open up? and does it really look that bad?? there are vasty more garish and unattractive cases out there. for what this case is (and now can be had for £108) its the tops, if you wanted to whack in 2 Radeon HD 4870 x2's then this is the case to have. Personally i'm waiting for the Spedo case, as its like this, but better, and with a second 23cm fan in the top :)
I think the Tt armour plus is a great looking case .... and when he mentioned about the latch to open the back of the case being hard to open is because you need to leave the middle thumb screw on and lift it up thus releasing the latch
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Am i the only one who likes the front flaps? (Mine came with a magnetic catch to hold them when shut but an optical drive could still knock them open). I admit there just a novel feature but they do fit inwith the armor theme
Yeah, a few of us. It's a bugger to find e-ATX cases, and when you do they don't come cheap.
In RE: the handle on the back. It's nice to have a handle on the mobo tray, and the length is not an issue since your cables will stick out at least as far as the handle. If anything, the handle will prevent you from shoving the case against the wall and pulling out or damaging the cables.
Otherwise, I agree, it's Fugly