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Thermaltake Armor with LCS

The Armor LCS is a full-tower computer case, part of Thermaltake's Armor series of computer cases. The Armor LCS differs from the standard Armor in that it supports a liquid cooling module, which uses 350 c.c. of liquid and a P500 12V pump with an output of 500 litres per hour. For further information, please see the Thermaltake Armor Series report.

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Thermaltake ArmorLCS

MSRP $269.99

Release date October, 2006

Brand Thermaltake

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Dimensions: 20.9 H x 8.7 W x 22.0 D
Weight: 35.7 lbs
Material: 1.0mm Steel (SECC)
350 c.c. liquid cooling system
5.25" Bays: 10
External bays: 2
Internal bays: 6
Expansion Slots: 7
Motherboard Support: ATX (Standard, Micro, Extended), BTX
Powersupply Support: ATX PSII

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Thermaltake Armor with LCS

• Thermaltake Armor LCS VE2000BWS ATX/Micro ATX/ExtendATX/BTX Full Tower PC Case (Black)

• VE2000BWS Armor LCS Black Tower

UPC: 841163016220

EAN: 4711769286722

MPN: VE2000BWS

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