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Die Firma Cubitek wird den Kunden in Deutschland kaum bekannt sein, obwohl die Chance relativ groß ist, bereits ein Gehäuse aus der Fertigung der Taiwanesen zu besitzen, denn diese Firma bedient bereits seit 2002 den OEM Markt und das in nicht gerade kleinen Stückzahlen. OEM Erfolge hin oder her, ein Hersteller steht nur dann wirklich im Rampenlicht und somit im öffentlichen Focus, wenn er lupenreine Retail Produkte offerieren kann und genau dies steht jetzt auf der Habenseite von Cubitek.
Today we are looking at the newest addition to Thermaltake’s case line up, the Galaxy Episode Chaser MK-1. The Chaser MK-1 is what Thermaltake is calling an "extra big" ATX tower. The Chaser MK-1 has many features like external drive dock, fan controller, internal USB3, and supports water cooling. So join us as we see just how big "extra big" is.
Um einen Computer Wohnzimmertauglich zu machen bedarf es neben leiser Hardware auch ein bestimmtes Gehäuse, ein HTPC Gehäuse. Dieses sollte neben Front Anschlüssen am besten auch ein LC Display besitzen. Wir testen heute das GEH-JCP-HTPC.B von JCP. Wie es sich schlägt erfahrt Ihr in unserem Testbericht.
The MonCaso Sonamu G100 is a small form factor (SFF) case from Moneual, which comes with a 350 W power supply and promises zero consumption when in standby mode, thanks to a relay that completely removes the power supply from the power grid when the computer is turned off. Therefore, this case is sold as having an "environmental-friendly design." The problem, however, is that the manufacturer decided to use one of the worst power supplies available on the market, the Logisys PS350MA, which presents efficiency below 80%, thus creating a big contradiction. Read on.
Man sucht ein gutes, funktionelles Gehäuse was gut aussieht und wenig kostet. Da hat vielleicht Thermalte das passende im Programm. Unter dem Namen Dokker vertreibt die alteingesessene Firma das kleine schwarze Gehäuse. Ob der Preis sich auch in der Verarbeitung und der Ausstattung wieder spiegelt, erfahrt ihr in diesem Bericht. Viel Spaß beim Lesen.
Today on our test bench we have the GTX 560 iChill from Inno3D's Freezer X Series. What does that mean? It means a triple slot cooler, custom PCB and factory overclock and we will look at how the card performs in some of the latest games, such as DiRT 3, The Witcher 2 and Portal 2. The tests don't stop there though as we will, as always, take a look at media playback, 3D Vision performance and GPU computing.
In Win and their products have featured here at eTeknix only the once, but even then we were quite keen to sing their praises. Sure there were some niggly little faults but we did have a pre-production version so we expect little gripes to pop up from time to time. When you look at the product range from In Win, you will most likely have no clear comparison in your head of what their cases rival as they are very different and step out of the box with their unique styling and features, yet still put up a fight to some of the big brands that are holding the market well.
The BUC from In-Win is a great little PC case with simple styling and features that make installation nearly effortless. Carrying a price tag under $100 we found that features like hot-swap drive bays an SuperSpeed USB 3.0 make this case one that is hard to ignore when shopping for budget gaming cases. Other features make the BUC a joy to use, so read on to see what the In Win BUC is all about!
The Thermaltake Level 10 GT is yet another case that I had the opportunity to preview at CES 2011. The Level 10 GT is a follow-up to the original Level 10 that garnered a ton of press from CES 2010. The goal with this new version is to bring the style of the original Level 10 case to a much more reasonable price point. The original had an asking price around $800 - more than some users spend on an entire system!
Like any manufacturer Lian Li are always trying to evolve their product range and meet the needs of consumers and the latest high end chassis to be released by them is the PC-P80N, a HPTX compatible tower with 6 pre-installed fans, support for 39cm graphics cards, 11 expansion slots and much more. On paper the PC-P80N looks great, can it live up to these impressive first impressions.
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