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Fractal Design is known for creating computer chassis with an emphasis on silent cooling. The company has gathered a loyal following that appreciates the stylish design, quality materials and good performance of their products. We have frequently been very positive about their chassis, and some time ago the fourth edition of their "Define" flagship chassis was released, the R4. It took a while to arrive at our lab, but finally we are able to test the Fractal Design Define R4 and compare it to other silent chassis designs.
Ever since the popularity of PC building boomed, computer cases have enjoyed a certain uniformity. An overpowering number of consumers look for sleek, professional looking cases. This notion has remained in balance in the DIY culture, and remains so today. While it is tough to change that, Cougar hopes to add some extra variety by installing their new and inexpensive Challenger chassis into the market.
Nous testons ce jour le Ghost, première création BitFenix dédiée au Silence, un peu à l'image des Silencio 650 ou Fractal Design Define R3 ou R4. BitFenix s'attaque donc à deux références dans le domaine et nous allons voir ce jour si la marque parvient à faire aussi bien que la concurrence.
Installing a system into the Thermaltake Armor Revo Gene was simple and quick. The tool-free bays and drive trays made component installation a snap and the cable-management grommets made routing everything easy. The grommets were plenty large enough and were held solid in the motherboard tray. Not one grommet came out on me through all of the cable pulling they were subjected to. I wish I could say the same for all case manufacturers...
Today I am taking a look at the PS07, a premium quality midi-tower from Silverstone. It's been a couple of months since we had a look at a Silverstone chassis, with the FT03 M-ITX and GD07 HTPC chassis both walking away with eTeknix awards earlier in the year, can the PS07 score a third win from us today?
Cooler Master, einer der führenden Gehäusehersteller, bewegt sich auf einem neuen Terrain. Die Sparte Mini-ITX wurde bisher weniger in Augenschein genommen. Nun entschloss man sich, mit dem Elite 120 Advanced neue Wege zu gehen. Wie sich dieses Gehäuse durchsetzen konnte, werdet ihr auf den nächsten Seiten erfahren.
It's been a while since we had a new Gigabyte Aivia peripheral to play with, not since the Aivia K8100 Keyboard at the start of this year and just over a year since our last Aivia mouse, the M8600. Both of them may have earned our eTeknix awards, but a lot can change in a year, with new technologies, innovations and ever changing demands of the modern gamer / pc user.
Cooler Master has not exactly been idle in creating gaming accessories, or indeed anything that does not have to do with computer chassis. On the contrary actually, they have released solid products before, but not with a lot of diversity. A gaming mouse here, a notebook cooler there – but no real concrete line to create a path on. It seems as if the designers were waiting on how their initial products into the gaming market would do before expanding on them, but it is safe (and obvious) to say that because of this they remained relatively silent when compared to companies that make a name off of the gaming market, such as Razer, Logitech, and SteelSeries.
Cooler Master bietet derzeit unter dem eigenen Brand "CM Storm" eine breit gefächerte Auswahl an Gehäusen an. Einen Zuwachs erfährt das gut aufgestellte Produktportfolio mit dem Scout II, einem Midi-Tower speziell für Gamer. Das vergleichsweise kompakte Konstrukt soll daher mit geringen Ausmaßen, einem funktionellen Design sowie dem implementierten Tragegriff am Deckel auf zahlreichen Lan-Parties die optimale Hardwarebehausung darstellen. Wie sich der Nachfolger des gut verkauften Scout bei uns im Testfeld schlägt, erfahrt ihr jetzt!
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