Thermaltake Armor +
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9 Comments on Thermaltake Armor +
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im not the biggest fan of the armor case, but the h2o loop looks realy good. the pics at night are good to.
I see your video card only has 2 output and support for only 2 monitors. How did you get a 3rd? I'm trying to do the same. I have a gtx460 and right now only have 2 monitors. Can i use the motherboards built in video card to hook up the other monitor? or do you have a smaller second video card hooked up?