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Besonders leise Gehäuse erfreuen sich großer Beliebtheit, die meisten Hersteller haben das erkannt und entsprechende Produkte in ihr Produktprogramm aufgenommen. Bei Antec möchte man nicht außen vor bleiben und stellt mit dem Solo II einen Midi-Tower vor, der den Anforderungen, die an ein Silent-Gehäuse gestellt werden, gerecht werden soll. Ob das gelingt, klärt unser ausführlicher Testbericht.
In the system component marketplace few areas are more crowded than cases with hundreds of manufacturers across the globe competing for consumers. It therefore takes a brave company to try and enter this area, even more so for one to take on some of the big players.
Quote: The PC-6 is a mid-tower design that incorporates all of the core elements you would expect into a beautiful black brushed aluminum chassis. While the PC-6 is more expensive than its steel and plastic peers, the weight reduction and thermal advantages add additional value that can easily justify the stretch.
Antec have produced many cases over the years, and are continually bringing out new and improved versions of previous models. Continuing the focus of quiet sophistication from the original Antec SOLO case the SOLO II aims to deliver a new standard for quiet, high-performance cases. The Antec SOLO II is a member of the Sonata series which focus on good looks and a quiet PC experience. On top of this the SOLO II has been produced to allow for lots of customisation and to cater for the larger components while retaining a small footprint.
The new Cooler Master Storm Trooper is a case that is getting a lot of attention in recent weeks. It is a full tower chassis able to handle an array of hard drives, graphics cards and XL ATX motherboards. It also has full dust filter coverage, a fan controller, an external SSD drive hot-swap dock and two uniquely designed modular hard drive cages. The appearance is also something you won’t forget in a hurry.
Antec nous revient ce jour avec un nouveau boitier, le SOLO II. Un boitier sobre, qui se veut spécialement étudié pour le silence de fonctionnement, tout en pouvant accueillir les plus grandes CG du marché. Cette nouvelle déclinaison dérivée du SOLO I sera-t-elle à même de combler les fermiers exigeants que nous sommes ? Réponse dans cet article.
Fractal Design is a Swedish manufacturer, and their products are easy to find in the US. The Arc Midi is a mid-tower case that comes with eight 3.5"/2.5" bays, three 140 mm fans, and an analog fan controller. Let's see if it is a good product.
Recently Lian Li expanded their mid-tower range with the release of the PC-V600F, featuring an all-aluminium design and available in black, silver and red it aims to offer something a little bit special for those building a micro-ATX or mini-ITX system.
Today we are looking at the second chassis in the Carbide series. For those who follow what I write about, the 400R wasn't all that long ago. In my time looking up information on the 400R, I found myself sitting there admiring its bigger brother more than I was actually looking into the 400R. My feelings were even written when I reviewed the first in the Carbide series that while the 400R offers plenty of bang for the buck, I wanted to see this version of a similarly designed chassis to give a more informed answer as to which of the two I would put my money on.
If you have ever gone looking for a used car, typically, you don't go around looking for the cheapest car possible. However, if you are strapped for cash and need something quick and dirty, any car is usually better than no car. Of course, when I mention all these things, I mean absolutely no disrespect to the BitFenix Merc Alpha we have here at APH Networks for our review today. Sure, it isn't your high-end enthusiast chassis, nor is it your mainstream case. In fact, it is what many would classify as a hardcore value case. When I first read the name "Merc Alpha", I really just want to call it the cheapest Mercedes-Benz in existence (You know, with the name "Merc" and everything). It is hard not to think of it that way, as the Merc Alpha is going for only $39 at press time. Of course, an assumption would be that you are being offered nothing more than the absolute minimal number of features. On the other hand, assumptions could be wrong, and many would try to debate that fact -- this case could be completely different than what you have been expecting. BitFenix does create a wide array of different types of chassis, so I hope they do know what features are the most important even on a lower priced model. The real question here is whether this chassis is truly a Mercedes-Benz under the covers, or is really just a Hyundai cheap car in disguise? Read on to find out more about this super saver deal!
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