will this fit on a Thermaltake Armor A60?
1055591
Yes! how ever I would look into different coolers because this one is no longer efficient.
1055592
not sure might depend on motherboard, on my machine it sticks out, and i have it taped in frront. the back end of the block runs into motherboards power slot so i cannot push it all they way back into my machine, though judging by the look of the slots on the TMtake armor a60 ( http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/images/reviews/cases/VM20001W2Z/armor_a60_interior_installed.jpg ) you should have room for it, would'nt make sense if their cooler did not fit in their case. you will have to use the top 2 slots.the picture of the link i sent is wha ti used to judge if it will fit, i just dont know what motherboard they are using, this case looks a few inches bigger than mine. so you should be fine. not sure might depend on motherboard, on my machine it sticks out, and i have it taped in frront. the back end of the block runs into motherboards power slot so i cannot push it all they way back into my machine, though judging by the look of the slots on the TMtake armor a60 ( http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/images/reviews/cases/VM20001W2Z/armor_a60_interior_installed.jpg ) you should have room for it, would'nt make sense if their cooler did not fit in their case. you will have to use the top 2 slots.the picture of the link i sent is wha ti used to judge if it... » Read More not sure might depend on motherboard, on my machine it sticks out, and i have it taped in frront. the back end of the block runs into motherboards power slot so i cannot push it all they way back into my machine, though judging by the look of the slots on the TMtake armor a60 ( http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/images/reviews/cases/VM20001W2Z/armor_a60_interior_installed.jpg ) you should have room for it, would'nt make sense if their cooler did not fit in their case. you will have to use the top 2 slots.the picture of the link i sent is wha ti used to judge if it will fit, i just dont know what motherboard they are using, this case looks a few inches bigger than mine. so you should be fine. « Show Less
1055593
not sure might depend on motherboard, on my machine it sticks out, and i have it taped in frront. the back end of the block runs into motherboards power slot so i cannot push it all they way back into my machine, though judging by the look of the slots on the TMtake armor a60 ( http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/images/reviews/cases/VM20001W2Z/armor_a60_interior_installed.jpg ) you should have room for it, would'nt make sense if their cooler did not fit in their case. you will have to use the top 2 slots. the picture of the link i sent is wha ti used to judge if it will fit, i just dont know what motherboard they are using, this case looks a few inches bigger than mine. so you should be fine.
815046
I purchased this arm rest cover for and A6 and it was a perfect fit. Be sure to puchsse the armrest cover for an A4 as you may notice the item description says the armrest cover you are purchasing is for an A6 unless both the A4 and A6 require the same part
1327702
That's sounds close to my setup, so I would say it should fit depending on how long the 150-600mm is.
2163908
If it fits in the hard drive slot of your computer, then it should fit in the Thermaltake. My Apple MacBook hard drive fit in it fine.
2169687
Yeah it would fit no problem, BUT, i would suggest a corsair 300r instead of that coolermaster case.
66099
Yes it will. I am using a Thermaltake 750 watt PS with the same dimensions. 3.4 x 5.9 x 6.3.Enjoy the case!
604094
It should fit. I dont know if your alienware has a high enough power supply so support it though
1416479
Should as long as it's the same interface and you have the room for it. The heatsink is thick.
746278
According to the manufacturer specs published, it apparently will... http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model_Specification.aspx?id=C_00001666
2207465
Sorry, I'm afraid it won't without some modding (removal of the drive cage, or notching it at very least). After some searching to find the A60's internal specs, it appears to only support a card of 305mm maximum length according to the product spec page. The R9 270x Toxic is 12.13", or 308.1mm in length due to the massive heatsink this card sports. Although the actual length of the Toxic pcb is the slightly shorter than my old 7950 & 7970's boards, dat' heatsink....
494051
I guess HP Pavilion a6000 is micro-ATX. This motherboard is ATX, so it won't fit.
796585
I believe it will work for that model. I have a A665 and it is working VERY well. Be sure to read the many reviews as there may be a few steps before your PC fully recognizes it.
2179551
It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.
1384124
Yes. It will fit either at the top of the case or at the front intake depending on your hardware configuration.
1451869
It depends. It has limited (120mn) air cooling support and maybe 1 or 2 places for 240mm radiators. Also, I own this case and don't recommend it. Spend a bit more and get something great.
363390
I was also wondering if an AM3 heat sink will also fit onto an AM3+? I can't find that information anywhere.
2234481
Yes it does. You can check the Arctic website for all of the GPU's it will fit. http://www.arctic.ac/us_en/accelero-mono-plus.html