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Today we are going to look at the Thermaltake Armor A30 small form factor case which is designed for gamers who attend such events. Being a small form factor case, it could also be used to house a home theatre PC or a regular PC system for those who have limited space available. It boasts an impressive feature set that is sure to sate the appetite of gamers who are looking for a small form factor case to house their system.
Self-contained liquid CPU coolers have become a dime-a-dozen (figuratively, of course), but it's still not often when we see a chassis released with liquid cooling built-in. We're taking a look at one such option here, from Ikonik. So let's see what the Ra2000 Liquid is made off, and see if it deserves its $400 price tag.
In this article Benchmark Reviews tests the Thermaltake Overseer RX-I, which demands a higher premium but at the same time packs in more goodies and features. In my previous article I asked what you want from a case and how much are you willing to spend, well today we have a case for those willing to splash a bit more cash in return for some great features. The Overseer has front panel USB 3.0, e-Sata, and a 2.5"/3.5" HDD/SSD dock all conveniently located whether your case is on the floor or on your desk. Inside the case you have room for tall CPU coolers (up to 177mm) and long video cards (up to 344mm), cable routing is catered for and HDD installation will look neat too. When you have all of your gear installed there will still be room to spare, Thermaltake have once again made provisions for a 120.2 (240mm) watercooling radiator and you won't be short of space to mount a pump and reservoir either.
NZXT have been a big player in the desktop chassis game for many years now. With humble beginnings as providers of stylish cases with less practical capabilities, today they offer a wide range of options for the PC gamer and enthusiast.
The Corsair Carbide Series features two models so far, the 400R and the 500R. We reviewed the 400R a couple of months ago, and it proved to carry a terrific cost/benefit ratio, deserving our Golden Award. Let's see if its brother, the 500R, follows the same heritage.
Technic3D hat das Corsair Carbide 400R PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das Gehäuse soll mit einem niedrigen Preis den Gamer-Markt ansprechen, ohne auf zu viele Features verzichten zu müssen. Wie die Corsair Carbide Series 400R hierbei abschneidet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
Welcome to number three of the quartet of NZXT cases to grace us over the past couple weeks. With the diplomatic choice to look at them by ascending call numbers, we have now passed the 210's. With that pair of cases, the Tempest 210 and Source 210 Elite, they both shared the same frame, functionality and basic ideas. Where the cases differ is in the left side panel and the design and aesthetics of the front bezels.
Der ursprüngliche Netzteil-Hersteller Enermax hat mittlerweile überall seine Finger am Markt. Anfänglich hat man sich mit Netzteilen einen sehr guten Namen gemacht. Diese erfolgreiche und bekannte Marke hat man dazu genützt, um neue Komponenten auf den Markt zu bringen. Ihr neuestes Werk ist der Hoplite ECA3220 Midtower.
There was once this saying, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth, and the rest was made in China". About ten years ago, when I was still in elementary school and did not know any better, I was at my friend's house, who was showing off his latest custom built machine. His computer system certainly carried the performance and the price -- spending nearly $3000 in total, it was a lot of money, even by today's standards. However, I have always wondered why he cheapened out on the case that boldly said "Lian Li" across the front. You know, Lian Li sounded like some ripoff brand from China, so why would anyone spend so much money on a computer only to put it all into a cheap knockoff chassis? However, as time moved on, I sooner or later realized Lian Li is not what I think they are. For one thing, they manufacture all their cases in Taiwan (So to respond to the quote in the opening of this paragraph, while God created the heavens and the earth in the beginning, not everything was actually made in China). Secondly, they are one of the most renowned chassis manufacturers in the world, specializing in exquisite all aluminum cases every true computer enthusiast desires. About two years ago, I have reviewed the Lian Li PC-Q07 mini-ITX computer case. The PC-Q07 has a beautiful clean design and brilliant quality one would expect from Lian Li. Fast forward to today, we have yet another Lian Li case here at APH Networks for testing. With the latest Diamond series PC-Z60 ATX mid-tower sitting next to me right now, does it hold true to Lian Li's long tradition of excellence? Read on to find out!
Nach den kürzlich getesteten Gehäusen aus dem oberen Preissegment, wird in diesem Review das preiswerte Elite 430 Black Midi-Tower PC Gehäuse von Cooler Master getestet. Auf den blau beleuchteten 120mm Lüfter und das Seitenfenster hat Cooler Master jedenfalls nicht verzichtet und die Optik kann ebenfalls überzeugen. Wie es mit den anderen Kriterien ausschaut, wird der aktuelle Testbericht des Elite 430 Black Gehäuses zeigen.
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