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An unusual aluminium mid-tower chassis from Rosewill, the MX2-B goes under the microscope. Read on and find out what Chad thinks of it in this review.
The new BitFenix Prodigy M Case now fits Micro ATX motherboards and has a better layout than the original Prodigy. It fits lots drives, there are plenty of fan options, it has water cooling potential, comes with study handles, looks amazing and is affordable. This is one the the best small form factor cases on the market, especially for LAN parties!
Once Fractal designs a case they normally go back through and make sure to design similar models that fit the needs of people who need small, medium, and large sized builds. There isn’t anything worse than finding the perfect case for you then finding out that it’s not going to fit your build. We already have taken a good look at the Arc XL from Fractal, so when the Arc Mini R2 came in the similarities were too hard to ignore. If it’s anything like its much larger brother we will most likely love the Arc Mini R2, but of course we have to take a much closer look to find out more about it.
Another video card maker tries its hand at a chassis design. We check out the Type 01 from XFX and see if it was a good choice. Let's find out now!
Der schwedische Hersteller Fractal Design stellte uns diesmal das größte Gehäuse aus der Arc Reihe für einen Test zur Verfügung. Das Arc Xl biete reichlich Platz für viel Hardware, aber auch größere Wasserkühlungen sollen kein Problem sein. Das Arc XL kann Mainboards bis XL-ATX Formfaktor, bis zu acht 3,5" Festplatten und vier 5,25" Laufwerke aufnehmen. Weiterhin wurde ihm noch ein großes Seitenfenster spendiert. Wie sich das Arc XL letztendlich in diesem Test schlägt, könnt ihr in den nachfolgenden Zeilen lesen.
The Urban Series gets a small addition. Thermaltake has sent over the Urban SD1 Micro-Chassis so that we can see an SFF chassis done right.
This may be difficult for a high-end hardware enthusiast to admit but Mini-ITX motherboards serve a purpose in the enthusiast world and their potential has been largely unrealized due to lack luster case designs.
Thermaltake is no stranger to the computer chassis market. With Reddot design awards for their Chaser A71 and Level 10 enclosures, they aren’t afraid to try different approaches to chassis design. With their new Core V71 Full Tower chassis, Thermaltake is offering an E-ATX capable enclosure that is both versatile and adaptable. Focusing on performance with either air or liquid cooling, the Core V71 offers an unprecedented level of flexibility and customization.
The Corsair Graphite 730T is a budget version of the 760T which means you miss out on the polycarbonate side panel and don’t get any fan controllers. Also, like a Model T Ford, the 730T only comes in black, whereas the 760T is available in black or white. On the plus side the 730T costs a reasonable £110, which is a good bit cheaper than the £147 you pay for the 760T.
The Mini-ITX market has been growing both in popularity and in options. That means where we used to have one or two motherboard options, nearly every manufacture has multiple options now. Along with that, we now have Mini-ITX focused heatsinks and video cards. Cooler Master is no different with them expanding out their Mini-ITX case lineup beyond the Elite 120 that we reviewed a while back. Today I have the chance to take a look at one of their other options, the Elite 130. It is very similar to the Elite 120, but with a little different styling. Let’s see if the Elite line can still hold its own against the growing competition
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