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If you haven’t already heard of the insanely popular NZXT Phantom, then we have to query where you have been for the past year! Just in case you have been away from the computing scene for over a year, we will give you a short breakdown of the success of the legendary NZXT Phantom. Released 12 months ago, the Phantom was one of the first full tower cases to inspire a new design trend. Gone are the days of a full tower case being big, ugly and a cumbersome chunk of metal. The unique design and bold colour scheme were what made the Phantom different from anything we had previously encountered. As we all know though, a striking appearance and aesthetically pleasing design are nothing if the performance isn’t up to scratch. Thankfully, NZXT’s Phantom excelled in terms of expandability, cooling performance, internal clearance, cable management and ease of use. It is available for around £110 and offers almost everything an enthusiast could ask for, so it is no surprise that it has won a plethora of awards and accolades including our own eTeknix gold award.
If you're a computer enthusiast and you've never heard of Lian Li you've probably been living in a cave for the past ten years. Lian Li is widely renowned for its premium aluminium computer cases, the company has build a pretty good name for itself and if you hear someone complaining about Lian Li cases it's usually about their high price. The subject of today's review is the Lian Li Mini Q PC-V354, a compact aluminium case designed for Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX/Mini-DTX motherboards.
Let’s take a look at the latest mid-tower case from Zalman, the MS800, and see if it is a good buy.
Nous nous penchons aujourd'hui sur les deux derniers modèles de chez SilverStone: le Temjim TJ04-E et le Kublai KL04. Il s'agit de deux boitiers cousins qui se partagent un châssis commun, mais qui proposent deux looks différents. Les prétentions de chacun sont aussi différentes puisque le premier se veut un peu plus haut de gamme que le second. Chose intéressante par con tre, ces deux boitiers restent relativement abordables pour des modèles SilverStone. Il y'en aura pour tout les goûts, que ce soit du côté du design ou du prix, mais avant de faire votre choix, apprécions ensemble les qualités (et les défauts) de ces deux nouveaux modèles.
Today I will be taking a look at one of the latest budget chassis designs from Aerocool, a brand who might not have the biggest reputation here in the UK but one that we have seen produce some truly impressive products in the past, especially those from the PGS (pro gamer series) range such as theBX500 and the incredible Xpredator which we reviewed last year. Of course the PGS series were focused on high end performance and were nearly twice as expensive as the Strike-X, so it would be unfair to compare them. The Strike-X will set you back around £40 from most major retailers and that puts it right at the heart of the budget market.
The budget market is doing better than ever in terms of choice for the consumer and these days you often have to go out of your way to find a product that is rubbish as many of the top brands in the business offer something impressive for around £30-50, so it will be interesting to see what Aerocool have to offer as we already know they can do high-end chassis very well, but can they make a competitive budget solution?
Mit dem Hersteller Cooltek möchten wir euch einen altenBekannten im Gehäusesektor vorstellen. Das Skiron soll das Gehäuseportfolio des Herstellers nach oben als Top Modell abrunden und richtetsich an den preisbewussten Enthusiasten. Ob das Gehäuse unsere Redaktion überzeugen konnte, erfahrt Ihr im folgenden Testbericht. VielSpaß beim Lesen!
Anfang des Jahres 2011 wurde er vorgestellt - der Nachfolger des beliebten Antec P180, welches besonders bei Silent-Fans stets einen guten Ruf hatte. Bis zur endgültigen Veröffentlichung des P280, welches schon auf der Computex in quasi finaler Version zu sehen war, hat es dann doch etwas länger gedauert. Die Erwartungen an das Gehäuse waren dementsprechend hoch. Dennoch konnte Antec sie mit dem P280 erfüllen.
The Cougar Evolution is a mid-tower case with interesting features such as a hot-swap docking station and two-channel fan controller, offered for USD 110 in the US. Let’s check it out.
Unter einem HTPC versteht man eigentlich einen schmucken kleinen PC, den man bequem unter dem Fernseher verstecken kann. Doch für all jene, die etwas anspruchsvollere Hardware-Vorlieben an den Tag legen, gibt es natürlich auch ausgewachsene HTPC-Gehäuse.
Our recent review of the Silverstone Sugo SG07 stirred a lot of interest with our readers and I received emails asking if it would be possible to passively cool a high performance processor in this chassis. KitGuru seemingly has a core audience of readers who loathe noise, with a vengeance.
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