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Die germanische Mythologie hat es den Marketing Strategen von Xigmatek offensichtlich angetan, anders ist der neuerliche Verweis auf Midgard, die Welt der Menschen inmitten der Weltenesche Yggdrasil, kaum zu erklären. Wir Uninspirierten haben da möglicherweise eine andere und viel profanere Erklärung: Thor sucht ganz einfach einen passenden Abstellschrank für seinen Hammer, denn den gibts ja schließlich auch von Xigmatek...
Das P193 ist ein neues Case aus Antecs Performance One Serie. Diese soll bei Antec die Silentkategorie vertreten und mit ihren Gehäusen ein geräuscharmes Arbeiten ermöglichen. Dazu werden zum Beispiel Seitenwände beschichtet und Festplatten entkoppelt. Wie der größte und umfangreichste Vertreter der Serie diesen Job erledigt, lest ihr in diesem Review.
Das BitFenix Ronin darf von seiner optischen Orientierung als Nachfolger des erfolgreichen Shinobi bezeichnet werden, auch wenn sie sich in vielerlei Hinsicht nicht ähneln.
Do you like your PC case to have a simple and timeless elegance? The Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 mid-tower case was deliberately designed to look simple on the outside, but the inside is another story. simple in design. The Deep Silence 1 case is equipped with two soundproof doors, a good ventilation system and all the modern features that one would want today. Read on to see what we think about this new case that was made in Germany!
SilverStone's PS05B chassis is a budget mid-tower with a lot of features not seen in most low-price cases. With a blacked-out interior, tool-free features and a few cable management aids, the case is quite well appointed for the price.
Some of the larger complaints of the original design were the lack of room behind the motherboard tray to do much for cable management, lack of room for longer video cards, ease of use and lack of tool-less features and the last drawback to the original was if you wanted to run water cooling, you had to punch your own holes to get the tubing outside of the case. Essentially the original Three Hundred was pretty bare bones as far as a lot of mid towers go.
This time around Antec really listened to the users of the Three Hundred and took the chassis back to the drawing board to see just what they could do inside of the same sized chassis, yet offer everything today's users are demanding of manufacturers in the feature set. With the newest version, the optical bays and hard drive bays have gone to a tool-less solution and the hard drive rack has been spun ninety degrees to eliminate some of the wiring mess inside. The motherboard tray is now offset and offers plenty of room back there and the expansion slots got a redesign to allow for more room inside of the chassis to fit even longer cards now.
The Storm Scout 2 is a newest addition to Cooler Master's computer mid-tower chassis line up and is available in either black and gunmetal grey. The Storm Scout 2 is an advancement of the original Scout, so you'll gain front panel USB 3.0 connectors, a removable storage drive cage and enough room to fit an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 or AMD Radeon HD 7990. Read on to see if this $100 mid-tower chassis a good candidate for your PC!
Fractal Design really did a great job with the Node 605. The face of the case is a beautiful black aluminum design, which also has a way to keep the front I/O ports hidden in style. The whole HTPC concept may be questionable by some, but others (like myself) see the value and luxury behind it. The Node 605 really will look gorgeous beside your other HTPC components, and it certainly fits in with mine...
Technic3D hat das Nanoxia Deep Silence 6 Rev. B Gehäuse im Test. Modularer Innenraum, regelbare Kühllösung und Schalldämmung sind nur einige Details des überarbeiteten Big-Tower. Was das Gehäuse in der Praxis leistet, steht im folgenden Review
Cooler Master is known for some edgy cases that hit the sweet spot for gamers looking to have aggressive styling in their rig. The Cosmos S was very popular but it was released back in 2007 which means: Time For an Upgrade. Meet the Cosmos II Ultra Tower. Legit Reviews gets an early sample to inspect to see if it lives up to its predecessors legacy.
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