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In September 2010, KitGuru reviewed the BitFenix Colossus case and while it showed promise, we didn’t think it was totally ready for prime time release. Today we are looking at their Survivor case, a more modest design which we are sure will appeal to a much wider audience.
But little did I know, Corsair's plans for their new chassis were vastly different than my assumptions. I've often thought that if companies would simply listen to their customer's wants and needs rather than trying to decide on their own what an end user wants, they would be vastly successful. Corsair has done just that with their debut chassis, the Obsidian 800D. By listening to end user and reviewer feedback, Corsair steps up to the plate with a chassis that has the potential to be an all-time great. Keep reading as we take a detailed look at the Obsidian 800D to see if it can live up to the hype.
Bereits seit 1996 ist das Langenhagener Unternehmen Inter-Tech auf dem europäischen Markt für Computerhardware aktiv – während man das Augenmerk zunächst vor allem auf den OEM-Bereich richtete, zeichnete sich in den letzten Jahren auch eine zunehmende Aktivität auf dem Retailmarkt ab. Neben der bekannten Netzteilmarke „Coba Nitrox“ bietet Inter-Tech unter dem Namen „Eterno“ seit einiger Zeit auch eine Reihe von Gehäusen für den Gaming-Markt an, die sich tatsächlich nicht nur durch einen günstigen Preis, sondern auch durch einige innovative Merkmale auszeichnen konnten und leider viel weniger Aufmerksamkeit seitens der Fachpresse erlangten, als sie es verdient hätten. Aus diesem Grund haben wir uns mit dem Eterno A6 Confident, das weltweit erste verfügbare Gehäuse im RTX-Format, geschnappt (das Mainboard wird um 180° gedreht auf dem Kopf stehend verbaut), das auch über diese Besonderheit hinaus durch die Platzierung des Sichtfensters auf der ungewöhnlichen rechten Gehäuseseite attraktiv scheint. Zusammen mit den drei ab Werk verbauten und blau beleuchteten 120 mm Lüftern, der blauen Innenlackierung sowie einem Preis von lediglich um 40,- € ergibt sich eine augenscheinlich interessante Konzeption mit Preisbrecherpotential, die es auf unseren Prüfstand geschafft hat. Alternativ bietet Inter-Tech mit dem Eterno A6 Superior-RTX ein weitestgehend baugleiches Modell an, dass sich nur durch die optisch anders gestaltete Frontblende von unserem Testkandidaten unterscheidet. Die Ergebnisse dieses Tests sind somit weitestgehend übertragbar.
Test: Rasurbo Vort-X U3 Viel Gehäuse für wenig Geld? Genau das möchte Rasurbo mit seinem Vort-X U3 dem Anwender bieten. Ob der Hersteller die Erwartungen erfüllen kann, zeigt unser ausführlicher Test.
In this article Benchmark Reviews gets to evaluate a HTPC case from SilverStone's Grandia line; the GD06. With these smaller cases, space is always an issue. This is becoming increasingly critical as high definition content becomes ubiquitous. Not only do we want to view our new content in more pixels than our brain can even process, but we want to upscale the old content, or view it in 3D, and do it upside down, right side up and inside out. While you're at it give me dish, cable, recording, streaming, email, gaming and the kitchen sink. Oh...and it needs to fit in a single box on my entertainment system. Well, SilverStone is at least trying to provide the box, the rest is up to you. They've expanded on past models to fit even more powerful toys inside your HTPC. Read on to see how model SST-GD06B crams the performance you demand and puts it on your shelf.
I feel very lucky today, not only do I get the chance to play around with a Fractal Design chassis, but one of their flagship designs at that. Here, I have the Define XL R2 Black Pearl, a chassis that may just look like any other from the pictures, but when standing alongside one, it's fairly clear that this is something a little special.
BitFenix are relatively new in the market but that's not a bad thing as it seems they offer up some of the latest and greatest designs whilst giving features and functions galore. The Survivor lives up to this and gives a very unique style whilst giving the latest USB 3.0 functionality, the ability to chop and change certain aspects of the case and keeping quality to its highest form.
Cases
Buying an awesome tricked out computer case is the nerdy equivalent to buying a suped up hot rod of a car. The case is the outward manifestation of awesomeness inside. AeroCool does its best to combine car and computer with its AeroRacer Pro case. Unfortunately AeroRacer won't get you as much attention with the ladies as a real car, but it terms of nerd street cred, it works rather nicely. Also unlike a car, this case won't break the bank with its cost. So does the AeroCool AeroRacer Pro have what it takes to leave others behind in the dust? Lets take a look and find out.
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