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Years ago most every PC you came across was beige in color and a tower or desktop in size/shape. As things have progressed we saw that slowly move from beige to black and we now see a lot of manufactures offering white as well. It has happened so much other component manufactures have taken notice and we now see everything from RAM to power supplies that also come in white to match. When it comes to size, things have changed as well. We now have a range of options from large builds down to small table top PCs. Today I’m going to take a look at the Fractal Node 304 white. We have covered the Node 304 in the past but I’m excited to see what it looks like in white.
The CM 690 III is one of the best at cooling components, while the price is excellent. At this price point, the CM 690 III is a uniquely complete chassis of outstanding quality. The improvements may be incremental over the previous version, but it's the perfect evolution and sets a new standard for mid-range desktop chassis.
Wer ein funktionales Gaming-Gehäuse sucht, hat mittlerweile die Qual der Wahl. Ob auffällig, mit beleuchteten Lüftern oder eher schlicht: Für jeden Geschmack haben die zahlreichen Hersteller etwas parat. Falls es doch ein etwas offensiveres Konstrukt sein sollte, fällt vielen Nutzern mit Sicherheit Aerocool ein. Die Strike-X-Baureihe des Unternehmens ist mittlerweile so umfangreich und populär, weshalb wir uns dazu entschlossen haben, ein noch junges Modell dieser Serie in Form des Strike-X Xtreme in die Redaktion zu holen und mit dem - zumindest auf dem ersten Blick - durchaus potenten Ostrog Giant von Enermax zu vergleichen. Welcher der aggressiv gestalteten Midi-Tower am Ende die Nase vorne hat, klären wir im Test.
Sleek simplicity is the idea behind the newest chassis in the Urban series. Join us as we look at the new Urban T21 from Thermaltake.
We have another funky little chassis in the eTeknix office today, and while it was only a couple of weeks ago that we took a look at the truly epic H-Frame from InWin, we now have something a little smaller, lighter and less expensive, the H-Frame Mini. The mITX sibling of the Aluminium monster that is the H-Frame looks set to offer a similar design ethic, but with a much reduced footprint, making it ideal for those short of space or in need of something more portable.
mITX has undergone a rebirth this last year, with mITX chassis proving more and more popular we have seen hardware manufacturers put out some of the greatest small components, especially when it comes to motherboards and APUs that are capable of giving smaller form factors some impressive graphics performance. Yet much of the attention goes towards the larger mITX chassis such as the BitFenix prodigy, but there is a market out there that wants all the premium build quality and design they can get in a much smaller form factor.
InWin look set to deliver to those who want such a design, giving the H-Frame Mini an aluminium and tempered glass finish, something that goes a long way to explaining the price tag of £161.99. That is expensive for something this small but it does features an integrated 180w PSU, and if the build quality is anything like that of the £260 H-Frame (full size) then it may not be such a bad deal after all. So lets get right to it and see just what this chassis has to offer.
When it comes to high-end full-tower cases, a few models immediately come to mind: Corsair’s 900D, Thermaltake’s Level 10 GT, Cooler Master’s HAF-X, and a couple others. There isn’t nearly as much variety for E-ATX compatible cases as there is for cases that support ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards. Perhaps this why Phanteks was keen to release their first case into this category. Enter the Enthoo Primo, A premium full-tower aluminum body case with numerous new features and great compatibility for water-cooling hardware. Phanteks is among the best manufacturers of computer case fans and CPU heatsinks, so one would expect that their genius in cooling innovation would carry over to the Enthoo Primo. It is quite clear that Phankteks aims to make a statement with this new case; It will be competing head on with the already established high-end full-tower cases. Benchmark reviews will take a closer look at the Enthoo Primo (mo! del PH-ES813P) to see whether or not Phantek’s first chassis deserves a place among the very best.
At $34.99 there is very little to complain about, the COUGAR Spike has a good amount of expansion, support for high end graphics cards and it can accommodate a single SSD, which is necessary in today’s market. With a few alterations, the Spike could be one of the best options in its price range, but even in it's current form it is one of the most affordable cases on the market that has impressive features considering the low cost.
The GMC H200 Phoong V Case looks great, is spacious, lots of drive bays, plenty of included fans and 2 fan controllers for the top and front fans. It also comes with 4 USB ports, of which 2 are USB3, removable fan filters, cable management holes, ample space behind the motherboard tray and it fits large video cards. It's a feature rich case that won't break the bank!
Icy Dock has delivered many products designed to make the most out of given storage space, and the new Flex-Fit Trio and EZ-Fit Lite do exactly that. Both the Flex-Fit Trio (MB343SP) and EZ-Fit Lite (MB290SP-B) are designed to mount multiple smaller drives in the space of one standard larger drive. In the case of the Flex-Fit Trio, one 3.5” and two 2.5” drives can be mounted into the space of a single 5.25” optical drive. In addition, the Flex-Fit Trio can use the aforementioned 3.5” drive space for internal drives or for 3.5” drives such as floppies or card readers with full access from the front. The EZ-Fit Lite has mounting for two 2.5” drives which can be mounted into a single 3.5” drive bay. In addition, using both together gives you the option of mounting a total of four 2.5” drives into a single 5.25” optical bay.
Chez Antec, la gamme Hundred se destine aux utilisateurs les plus exigeants, mais aussi aux joueurs et avec son Nineteen Hundred, la marque vient chasser sur les terres de la concurrence avec un boitier qui se veut très grand, mais surtout très logeable. Ce nouveau venu sur le marché se montre t-il à la hauteur de la réputation de la marque Californienne ? Réponse dans ces quelques pages de test.
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