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Test: Abee DX4 Der Hersteller Abee dürfte nur den wenigsten Lesern bekannt sein. Die japanische Edelschmiede hat es sich zum Ziel gemacht, wie Lian Li Qualität mit zeitlosem Design zu verbinden.
If you have been paying attention to the articles I have been churning out in the past couple of months, you would have noticed all of the reviews, with the exception of one, have been on computer cases. Even as I write this introduction, I am still scheduled to review yet another case in the coming weeks. So at the moment, even I have to confess that cases are becoming a chore to write about. But before you stop reading my review solely because I seem uninspired, today's editorial is on one of Thermaltake's newest addition to their chassis line-up, and I promise this case (As well as this review) will fill your ever growing appetite. In fact, many writers will agree with the statement that Thermaltake cases are always exciting to evaluate; and the previously reviewed flamboyant and loud-and-proud Thermaltake Chaser MK-1 -- also covered by yours truly -- is a perfect example of why. If one were to take a quick look at the two cases, he or she would simply say that both of them are very similar in design, inspiration, and functionality. Let me say, however, that the Overseer RX-I, today's review unit, has an improved character that is less "outgoing", and more functional, so to speak. How so? Well, to say more would rob you of the opportunity in reading the rest of the review. So without further chatter, let's move on.
The Fractal Design Array R2 chassis instantly recalled for us the decidedly niche, but incredibly functional, cube-style cases popular a few years ago. which were incredibly niche but very functional. The R2 was flexible, silent and sleek in a very limited amount of space. The Lian Li PC-Q25 chassis shares many of the same appealing traits, but goes for a taller design in a similar footprint. This allows it some interesting arrangements inside and allows for even more internal storage options. As a small form factor case there are always trade-offs to be made, and the omission of an optical drive space is just one of them. With some very attractive features in a small form factor cube-like chassis, the Lian Li PC-Q25 has a lot to offer a variety of consumers, which we will examine closer.
Nous vous avions proposé il y a quelques semaines un PCi Labs sur le boîtier Silencio 550 de Cooler Master. Il est aujourd'hui temps de passer aux choses sérieuses avec un test complet de ce modèle qui, comme son nom l'indique, se veut silencieux.
Today we have a newcomer on our test bench, the Anidees Al 6 Mid Tower. This is the first offering from Anidees … a very stylish chassis with a brushed aluminum finish and plenty of features to capture the attention.
Today I’ve got a big review of a big case for you; It’s the latest case from NZXT called the Switch 810 and it’s just full of features that anyone is sure to appreciate. Personally I like this case a lot, it is big but that just means there’s more room for installation and upgrades. The version I got is white in color which is, I think, a nice change from the common black that we see all of the time. The Switch 810 is a full tower case made for those that need the room for things like watercooling or large high-end video cards, but that’s not to say the average user won’t appreciate the other features like the built-in card reader, hot-swap bay, lighted rear ports, plenty of wire management options and just many other features too numerous to list here in the intro. So let’s just get into it…
Habituellement, nous n'exposons pas nos gouts dans les articles, sauf ce jour, car le dernier boitier de NZXT est un véritable coup de cœur avec son physique qui change. Ce boitier, dernier né de la marque, n'est autre que le Switch 810, un produit qui propose en plus des arguments très solides par rapport à la concurrence, et ce pour un prix qui reste raisonnable.
Rosewill has had a renaissance of sorts in the case market. Trying to provide the right mix of features at the right price is always going to be a challenge – it’s a moving target. Lately though, Rosewill has been getting it right and some of their recent offerings have been very well received by enthusiasts. The Ranger-M Chassis seeks to earn its place among its peers and, at least on paper, it seems to have a shot. Our review today will examine the Rosewill Ranger-M MicroATX Dual Fan Mini Tower Computer which can be found at an extremely affordable price of $49.99
With a large amount of cheap cases on the market, Antec go for the no frills option for their latest chassis; the Antec One.
AZZA designs their cases with gamers in mind and the Fusion 3000 is a full tower that certainly fits this bill. With enough water cooling holes to satisfy even the most crazed water cooler and space for up to a 360mm radiator the level of cooling you choose is open. Support for the largest of motherboards (XL-ATX), 10 PCI expansion slots and room for the longest of video cards there is virtually no limit to your hardware choices. Ten Easy Swap trays, four of which are for SSDs, will mean you might have a harder time finding drives to fill the Fusion 3000 than installing them.
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