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Today we're taking a look at one of their new cases, the One. The One is different compared to the other Antec cases we've worked on, as it's one of their value oriented offerings. Most of the other cases we've reviewed were from the Performance One series, which are generally very feature rich, but come in at higher price points. The One on the other hand is Antec's lowest priced case in the Gamer series.
Découvert pour la première fois lors du CeBIT, le boîtier Silencio 650 vient d'être officiellement annoncé par Cooler Master. Grand frère du Silencio 550 que nous avons examiné dans les moindres détails en février dernier, ce nouveau modèle se montre encore plus complet sur les fonctionnalités, et apporte par la même occasion des améliorations sur la conception. Parviendra-t-il à faire encore mieux ? Le silence est-il toujours de mise ? Ne tardons plus à découvrir les réponses...
Après une série HAF (« High Air Flow ») très complète, c'est désormais la gamme Silencio qui s'enrichit au fur et à mesure. Après le Silencio 550, puis le Silencio 450, voici maintenant le haut de gamme : le Silencio 650. Comme ses deux petits frères, sa conception a été pensée pour les configurations silencieuses. Pour ce faire, le constructeur utilise abondamment de la mousse acoustique pour réduire les nuisances sonores. Bien entendu, qui dit « silence » dit ventilateur à faible rotation, ce qui est bien le cas de ce boîtier. De plus, il embarque un rhéobus qui propose deux positions : 7 ou 12 V (entre 700 et 1200 tpm).
Ah yes, the good old chassis, ever evolving despite following a standard that was ratified back in 1995 and nothing much has really changed with regards to the base specs. That said, many a case manufacturer has come up with its own twists on the standard and SilverStone is one of the best when it comes to making the most out of a chassis.
When Intel introduced the Thin Mini-ITX form factor with the DH61AG board, we were impressed with the performance and potential of the platform; however, the innovative form factor lacked any accompanying chassis to take advantage of the extra thin profile. Fortunately, that situation is changing with the introduction of LIAN LI’s PC-Q05 which supports the new Thin Mini-ITX form factor.
From cases to cooling, NZXT has something for everyone - and for every budget. With this review, we're taking a look at the company's Switch 810 full-tower chassis, designed for those who want solid design, big space, effective cooling, and can appreciate other smaller features not often seen on the competition's products.
The SilverStone Fortress FT03-MINI is a very small case targeted to Mini-ITX and Mini-DTX motherboards, yet it supports video cards up to 10" (254 mm) long (making it compatible with some high-end video cards such as the GeForce GTX 680, but high-end video cards from AMD are longer than that), and CPU coolers up to 3.1" (78mm) tall. It has a very unique tower design, based on the original FT03's (aptly nicknamed "trashcan" by some users), which allows one 140 mm fan to cool down the whole system. Let's take a look at this exquisite product.
Up for review today I have another PC case from MSI, this one is part of their Interceptor series and it’s called the Ravager. Yes it’s a different name for a case but it’s a unique looking case. The Ravager is meant to be a gaming case and it has claw marks on it that give it a very unique and rather interesting look that is just a perfect fit for a case destined to have a gaming system it. The Ravager isn’t just all about looks though as it’s mostly tool-less making installation quick and easy, the only thing you’ll need a tool for actually is installing the motherboard. Anyway, read on to learn more about an exceptional case from MSI….
The market may be filled with all sorts of PC cases ment to cover pretty much the taste of every user out there but for good or bad we haven't really seen many new PC Cases lately (somewhat weird considering that Computex is just around the corner) and the few that have been released have yet to attract (for reasons unknown to me) the media spotlights most do. So it really goes without saying that we decided to gather as many of these newly released PC cases we could in order to bring them to your attention. In-Win may not be the most familiar brand name around but thanks to their high quality and quite innovative products they have managed to win a large market share in a very small period of time which is not a small feat. Today with us we have one of their latest midi towers, the BUC 101.
Der Gehäusemarkt ist hart umkämpft und insbesondere im Preisbereich unter 50 Euro sieht man es vielen Modellen an, dass ihr Design mit dem Rotstift gezeichnet wurde. Auch der renommierte Hersteller Antec ist in diesem Segment mit einem Midi-Tower vertreten, welcher auf den schlichten Namen "One" hört.
Die Straßenpreise des Antec One beginnen aktuell bei ca. 47 Euro, doch was kann man dafür schon erwarten? Laut Antec ein modernes Gaming-Gehäuse mit USB 3.0, schwarzem Innenleben, großzügigen Kühlungsmöglichkeiten und einer werkzeuglosen Installation der Laufwerke. Zum Lieferumfang gehören zwei großformatige Lüfter und ein Adapter, mit dem sich die Frontanschlüsse auf USB 2.0 umrüsten lassen. Das klingt alles recht ordentlich, aber ist Antec auch die Umsetzung praxistauglich gelungen?
Après les 800D et 650D, Corsair nous livre un nouveau modèle dans sa gamme Obsidian, le 550D. Un boitier moyen tour très sobre, à l'image des autres Obsidian, mais qui se veut avant tout destiné aux utilisateurs hyper exigeants et ne supportant pas ou peu le bruit. Le 550D est donc un modèle optimisé pour le silence de fonctionnement et nous allons voir de suite si cela est bien le cas.
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