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Here at TechwareLabs, we're much more used to seeing MSI's logo on parts inside the case than on the case itself. That said, they make whole PCs, so why not cases too? Today we'll be looking at the Nighthawk, one of two cases MSI is launching its enclosure line with. Does this bird fly? Keep reading to find out!
MSI is a tier one motherboard manufacturer, and they decided to enter the PC case market, initially with two mid-tower models. Let's see if the Nighthawk is a good 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….
It seems everyone is putting out PC cases, I didn’t know MSI was until this one arrived for my review, in fact it’s not even listed on their website yet, but I have it and it’s not bad. Today for review I have the Interceptor Series Nighthawk ATX Mid Tower PC case from MSI. The case is a bit small, but it still has plenty of room for even the largest of video cards along with room for several hard drives and more. The case features tool-less installation, three fans pre-installed including a 200mm sized one on the side. The Nighthawk also with a built-in card reader, that reads pretty much everything, to make your life a bit easier.
MSI adds a pair of Mid-Tower cases to their line up, have a look at the first of a pair, the Stealth.
The MSI Barricade is an all black mid tower chassis that has a ton of features and costs under $60 shipped. This PC case features a side window, fan speed controls, a USB 3.0 port, a built-in SD card reader, tool-less drive bays and is setup for water cooling and large video cards. Read on to see if this case is the right one for your next build!
The Barricade is MSI’s newest mid sized ATX case for gamers. It has several key features like fan controller built into the case, large side window and full size VGA support. The case also has a few unique features like a built in SD card reader and a removable top panel to put your cooling fans. The case also has several removable fan filters and a complete tool-less design. Let’s go ahead and take a look...
Technic3D hat das MS-Tech X4 Crow² PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das "X4 Crow" soll sich im High-End Segment etablieren. Wie das 100,00 Euro Gehäuse mit vielen externen Anschlussmöglichkeiten im Test abschneidet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
Gehäusen des Herstellers MS-TECH haftet im Allgemeinen ein eher negatives Image an. Oftmals fallen Begriffe wie „billig“ oder „klapprig“. MS-TECH versucht schon seit einiger Zeit, dieses Image loszuwerden. Schon das MC-1200 konnte vor einiger Zeit einen guten Eindruck hinterlassen. Das neue MC-80 soll neben dem reinen Design auch leistungsmäßig auf dem Niveau der Konkurrenz liegen. Die Vollaluminium-Bauweise und ein Netzteil mit ausreichender Leistung sollen die Kundschaft aufhorchen lassen.
Technic3D hat das MS-Tech Hornet PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das Gehäuse soll mit einem niedrigen Preis den Gamer-Markt ansprechen. Wie das "Hornet" hierbei abschneidet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
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