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Fractal Design is releasing a new version of their Arc Midi mid-tower case, dubbed the Arc Midi R2. The first version received our "Golden Award." Let's see what is new and if the revamped model also deserves our recommendation.
In dem heutigem Review möchten wir das WaCoolT Benchtable von Phobya vorstellen. Besonders für Übertakter und alle die oft am PC basteln eine gute alternative zu einem richtigem Gehäuse, da man hier schnell an alle Komponenten heran kommt. Was das Benchtable alles kann und was man so an Hardware unterbringen kann, könnt hier in diesem Review erfahren.
Das Mini-ITX-Gehäuse Fractal Design Node 304 will anders sein. Gradlinig mit klaren Linien. Elegant und wertig verarbeitet. Durchdacht und doch abseits ausgetretener Pfade. Modular, funktional und vielseitig einsetzbar. Eben ein Mini-ITX-Gehäuse auf die schwedische Art.
Laut Fractal Design ist das Node 304 universell einsetzbar: Mit seinen sechs Laufwerksschächten eignet es sich als Fileserver, macht mit seinem eleganten Aussehen aber auch im Wohnzimmer eine gute Figur und bietet zudem ausreichend Platz für die neueste Gamer-Hardware. Das klingt vielversprechend, doch die Konkurrenz des skandinavischen Tausendsassas ist stark. Wir haben dem Fractal Design Node 304 in einem ausführlichen Test auf den Zahn gefühlt.
Since the 800D Corsair have cemented their place in chassis design with impressive models at each point. Today though the review NDA lifts and we are back at the enthusiast end of the case market with the Obsidian 900D. Can Corsair meet, or exceed the quality, design and features of the 800D? lets find out.
If you've had even a passing interest in computers, there is a good chance that you've heard of Corsair. Corsair has a solid history of producing some of the best computer products on the market that range from SSD hard drives, RAM modules, power supplies and chassis to name but a few. With such a wide product range Corsair have built up an extensive knowledge of what PC users need in their systems and how best to integrate the required hardware, something that has always reflected well in their previous chassis designs, including the ones we've previously reviewed here at eTeknix, such as the 200R, 300R and C70 Vengeance, all of which won eTeknix awards for their design and feature set.
Most people know NZXT and their Gamer Cases. In this review we will look at the NZXT
Phantom 630 Case with a lot of features and a stylish design.
The Cooler Master N200 case is a mini-tower budget solution that supports high-end component installation. The CM N200 can house a micro-ATX or a mini-ATX motherboard, CPU coolers up to 160mm tall and video cards up to 355mm long. The front intake has room for a pair of 120mm fans or a 240mm radiator with enough room for push pull configurations due to the movable HDD cage. Two versions of the Cooler Master N200 is available, a basic version with a pair of USB 2.0 ports and a single USB 3.0 port as well as an Advanced version with two USB 3.0 ports and a single USB 2.0 port in the front panel. The left side-panel of the N200 has a mounting area for a 120mm fan but there is a windowed side-panel version that lacks this feature. Out of the box, the Cooler master N200 is equipped with a pair of 120mm fans, one located in the front intake and one located in the rear exhaust. An optional 120mm or 140mm fan can be installed at the top of the CM N200 for additional exhaust as well.
In the eTeknix office today we have the X2 6018 (although I'll refer to it as "X2" for this review), from Spire and with a price of around £50 / $70 it's set to take on the more budget friendly side of the market, the sweet spot for the general consumer and mid range performance systems.
Spire is not the biggest name in the tech world, at least not here in England and that's fine, big reputations don't exactly happen over night, but that does mean I'm going into this review unaware of what to expect from Spire in terms of quality and features. However, Spire do have a good team behind them and I have heard of them a few times before, as well as seen a couple of their chassis in use while at LAN gaming events, so I'll take that as a sign of some good things to come.
The CM Storm Scout II Advanced leaves us with mixed feelings. The original from 2009 was above-average at the time, and while Cooler Master implemented a number of improvements, the execution isn't flawless this time around.
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