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With Enermax really stepping up their game, we take a look at the Fulmo GT to see if this Goliath case can take on the big bad world.
You can tell that NZXT set lofty goals for itself with the Phantom 630, and it succeeded. This chassis stands above the competition with head and shoulders.
When I opened the box I was a little disappointed at the front of the case. It was about as standard as it gets when it comes to cases. Flat black from top to bottom, with ten drive bay covers covering the entire front.
The Lian Li T60 is an ATX and Micro-ATX open air test bench system that many enthusiasts might find very handy as you can change out hardware quickly and easily. The Lian Li Pitstop PC-T60 chassis is equipped with 8 PCI slots, especially nice in the advent of adding in new graphics cards. While those with animals and small children will cringe the rest should drool over this sexy red aluminum chassis!
Stillstand ist bekanntlich Rückschritt, diese etwas angestaubte aber immer noch gültige Weißheit hat sich Lian Li offensichtlich auf die frisch gereinigten Fahnen geschrieben, denn die Hatz nach dem ultimativen Aluminium Midi Tower geht bereits in die nächste Runde. Als Rezeptur diente diesmal das neue PC-B10 Gehäuse mit Frontklappe, wobei uns nach der jüngsten Vorstellung des PC-A71F Gehäuses diesbezüglich nichts gutes schwahnte.
Today I have the Silverstone RL04 chassis in the office today, as budget friendly solution from Silverstone that is part of their new Redline Series of chassis designs. Priced at around £42 shipped from most of the major online retailers, I won't be expecting it to set the world on fire in terms of features, performance or build quality, but it's not exactly the kind of money you want to just throw away on an important component either and Silverstone do have a very strong reputation to uphold, so hopefully I can find a nice middle ground between the budget friendly price tag and overall quality.
While this price range might not sound terribly exciting it is one of the most important sectors of the chassis market, it's where the majority of system builders spend their money and there is a common misconception that everyone out there has high-end gaming PC's, when that really isn't the case at all. There is a lot of competition within the budget end of the market, and 99% of chassis manufacturers have plenty of products to cater to this price range, so much so that many manufacturers have more budget chassis designs than they do mid or premium options.
When I'm looking for a sub £50 chassis, I have three major things that I look for other than price, such as, are all the major features there that my build requires, does it look good, is it well made. It's as simple as that, fundamentally all most consumers are bothered about is "will it work and will it keep working over time", anything else is a bonus. So lets move on and see just what the RL04 has to offer.
Die taiwanesische Firma Lian Li ist bekannt für ihre hochwertigen Aluminiumgehäuse. Allerdings haben diese auch ihren Preis und sind nicht für jedermann erschwinglich. Deshalb bringt LianLi seit einiger Zeit unter ihrer Brandmark Lancool Stahlgehäuse in gewohnter Qualität und zu einem erschwinglichen Preis auf den Markt. Caseumbau testete bereits das PC-K58.
There is room for lots of hardware in the A90, with three big bays and six HDD mounts including a placement for a 2.5-inch drive. It is lightweight but sturdy and relatively easy to work in. The cooling was great and the look, in my opinion, is very appealing.
We were already fans of the Zalman 9 Plus, an affordable chassis that also cools well. That one lacked USB 3.0 and wasn't the most quiet of chassis, however. The Zalman Z11 Plus is a lot bigger, cools better, is quieter, includes USB 3.0, and is only slightly more expensive than the Z9.
Cooling fans have always been a sector of the computer market which has always been improving. With advancements such as silent bearings, PWM control and mixtures of blade designs, it’s always very difficult to choose the very best case fan. But today, Akasa hopes to make the decision simpler with their ‘Apache Fan’.
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