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If you're going to spend the time and money to build your own computer then why not house it in a case that's well made and stylish like the one from Lian Li. Today for review I've got the Lian Li PC-8FI Aluminum case, and I've got to say that it's very much true what they say about cases from Lian Li, they truly are of high quality and top notch design. This case features a tool less design and an all aluminum construction that's lightweight yet durable and good looking.
Fractal Design is known for creating computer chassis with an emphasis on silent cooling. The company has gathered a loyal following that appreciates the stylish design, quality materials and good performance of their products. We have frequently been very positive about their chassis, and some time ago the fourth edition of their "Define" flagship chassis was released, the R4. It took a while to arrive at our lab, but finally we are able to test the Fractal Design Define R4 and compare it to other silent chassis designs.
The affordable price tag of the T28 places it in the lower mid-range bracket, but for that range it has an uncharacteristically full set of features with the three fans, a USB 3.0 port and a side-window. It's not a very large cabinet with measurements of 44 x 20 x 48 cm and a volume of 44 litres. It makes it one of the smaller chassis we've tested, and its slightly more than 6.5 kg weight is pretty light for a steel case.
Now before you cringe at the sight of a mainstream chassis you should know that this tiny gem sports some really cool features like allowances for watercooling, MicroATX motherboards, seven storage drives and long video cards like the AMD Radeon HD 7990.
It’s been a while since we last reviewed a case from CM Storm. However we’re back with the CM Storm Trooper, which boasts a variety of cool new features including an easy-to-carry rubber-coated handle, hidden tool box for storing private goods and a built-in fan controller...
The moment many of us have been waiting for the past decade is finally here and so Diablo III by Blizzard is has arrived in its retail form (the beta was good but not quite tweaked). In any case because this was an event unlike most (we did wait for almost a decade) i was hoping i could review something related with it today as i did yesterday with the SteelSeries Diablo III headset but unfortunately since there aren't that many Diablo III branded peripherals out there yet this just wasn't possible. Instead today we will be taking a look at one of the latest midi towers to hit the market by Antec, the GAME ONE.
Vor circa einem Dreivierteljahr präsentierte be quiet! mit dem Silent Base 800 das erste eigenen Gehäuse, welches zugleich ein hohes Maß Funktionalität und Praxisnutzen mitbringen sollte. Abgerundet wurde das gesamte Konzept von hauseigenen Lüftern und einer bereits vorinstallierten Dämmung der einzelnen Chassis-Parts. Auf der zurückliegenden Cebit 2015 wurde das sog. Silent Window erstmals präsentiert. Bestehend aus extrem robustem und kratzfestem Polycarbonat, soll es auch dank der „Doppelverglasung“ dem Silent-Anspruch gerecht werden. Beides ist mit dem heutigen Tage separat oder als Silent Base 800 - Window verfügbar. Wir haben einen Blick darauf geworfen.
Thermaltake has been making cases for several years but they also have many different product lines such as power supplies, CPU coolers, fans, keyboards and mice. Today we have the opportunity to review one of their new full tower cases. The case we are going to examine is the Thermaltake Overseer RX-I VN700M series chassis.
NZXT delivers the H230, a new mid-tower with sound absorbing material to silently cool those mid-tower builds, and at a good price as well.
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