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Computer cases still get plenty of attention from both industry and consumers. Other PC product areas are steadily shrinking, but new brands of computer cases still regularly appear. The result is that you still see innovation in this area. Especially brands that cost a bit more truly give you your money’s worth. We tested 11 cases on build quality, noise production, and their ability to get rid of hot air.
On ne présente plus Corsair, longtemps célèbre dans l’unique domaine des barrettes de mémoire haut de gamme, ce fabriquant s’est ensuite diversifié en proposant du matériel orienté gamers. des alimentations, des kits watercooling, des SSD et pour la partie qui nous intéresse plus particulièrement aujourd'hui, des boitiers. De cette relative nouvelle activité naquit la série Obsidian composée pour l’instant de deux boitiers haut de gamme particulièrement onéreux que sont les Obsidians 800D et 700D. Nous ne pouvons néanmoins pas tous nous permettre d’inve stir respectivement 260 et 240 euros dans cette partie de son ordinateur. Et c'est finalement la ceinture serrée que lors du computex de l'été 2010, Corsair nous dévoile en avant-première une nouvelle gamme de boitiers intermédiaire, nommée Graphite, et son ainé : le 600T. Se situant dans la gamme des moyens tours à un tarif nettement plus abordable, Corsair décide donc de se frotter de près à des constructeurs qui étaient là bien avant lui. Est-ce que la sobriété et l'impression de robustesse prévalent sur les ventilateurs multicolores et les plaques de plexiglas ? Les concessions forcément faites par rapport à ses deux grands frères en font-elles toujours un produit qui se démarque ? Voyons voir cela...
Cooler Master has had success with their HAF932 case with its high air flow design and larger than life case size. The engineers took the HAF932 and scaled it down a little and came up with the HAF922 in order to put a case with design aspects of the hugely successful HAF932 case into lower price range. This new case by Cooler Master is a case which is a got to have for those want the HAF932, but can't afford the price.
So a little while ago I reviewed the Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 or DS1 mid tower case and it was made for silence as the name suggests. Nanoxia has since released another version of that that case called the Deep Silence 2 or DS2 for short which is very similar to the DS1 but there’s just a few features missing like the air chimney and the pop up USB ports, but other than that the case is pretty much the same overall. You’ll find sound dampening material all over the inside of the case making it very quiet, in fact I wasn’t even sure the system was running when I hit the power button, yes it’s that quiet. The DS2 case comes with three fans pre-installed for you but there’s room for five more in various locations in the case if you need the extra cooling. The DS2 has room for seven hard drives and three 5.25” devices, and it’s a case that’s very well made and sturdy with a lot of attention paid to detail and the overall design and usability of the case. So read on to learn more…
In the fall of 2011, Cooler Master's gaming and enthusiast product branch, CM Storm, released the CM Storm Trooper Computer Case. It was a massive full-tower case with a very unique front I/O style and a big handle on top. The CM Storm Trooper received a lot of high marks by reviewers and owners alike. This time around, Cooler Master is changing things up just a little. The CM Storm Trooper is getting a face-lift and a name change. In this article, Benchmark Reviews is taking a look at the CM Storm Stryker, a white, windowed version of the Trooper.
NZXT took the wraps off its newest Crafted Series case last month and, when it becomes available this September, the NZXT Phantom promises to the be an enthusiast favorite. With room for seven fans, a fully integrated fan controller, and an enthusiast-inspired design, it's easy to see why expectations of this case are high. Benchmark Reviews has been provided with an early sample and, hoping it will live up to the hype, we take an in-depth look at the Phantom Full Tower Case (PHAN-001BK) and deliver a verdict on this latest offering from NZXT.
Thermaltake has always been known for their superb case design and quality throughout the years. This time they are back with a Mid Tower offering in the same price range as many leading competitors with the enthusiast additions we have come to expect. Present are the optimized ventilation, cable management and tool-free bays we all love to see delivered in an aesthetically minimalist package. Will the Urban S21 prove to be a hit or end up as just another option? Joins me as we give it the once over and see if the Urban Mid Tower stacks up.
Un nouveau produit CFI a atterri à la Ferme dernièrement, le Borealight. Un boitier qui exploite une base que l'on connait, à savoir celle du Taiji, mais avec un physique clairement très différent et surtout beaucoup plus moderne. Hot Swap, E-ATX et tarif plancher sont les maitres mots de ce Borealight que nous vous proposons de découvrir sans plus attendre.
As far back as i can remember myself i always liked to have my systems installed inside full tower PC cases not only because i really wanted the extra space so i could mount hardware with ease but also because they offered the largest number of 5.25" drive bays possible something which made it very easy for me to install a CD/DVD-ROM and a fan controller and still have room left to fit other 5.25" sized devices as they came through the door. Unfortunately since everything tends to get smaller in size i can't say that PC case manufacturers have focused enough in producing high quality and feature rich full towers so when Corsair announced their plans to release the successor to the already great Obsidian 800D which has been amongst my favorite PC cases of all time i was very intrigued. Then again so were countless others out there and so although Corsair launched the 900D roughly 4 months ago due to the record sales numbers they had not a single one to spare and so we had to wait until almost three weeks ago to receive our very own sample which has been on our test bench ever since.
C'est une première chez Cooler Master dans le segment mini-ITX, l'Elite 120 Advanced est un boîtier vendu à seulement 45 € et qui essaie de se placer entre le sublime Prodigy de Bitfenix, et l'hors de prix Sugo de Silverstone. Afin de savoir comment Cooler Master a décidé de venir mettre son grain de sel au monde du mini-ITX, je vous invite à lire ces quelques pages pour avoir la réponse.
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