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Early in my career with TweakTown, I was asked to review a chassis for SilverStone, and with it being only my fourth go at reviewing cases, I remember feeling like I wasn't covering all that the case had to offer. The case I'm reminiscing about was the original Raven chassis design, the RV01. While it had the outer dimensions of a typical tower chassis when comparing to other chassis' being released at that time, the similarities ended there. It was the first in using a motherboard orientation that took advantage of convection and was aligned so that the rear I/O faced up in the chassis. It had a cool drop down cover for the drive bays, and from what I remember, as it spent some time in my personal use, it was a great case overall.
Now some of you may have heard on our forums that the official release date of the Cooler Master Silencio 550 was the 23rd May. We do here at eTeknix like to give you the reviews, when possible, at the earliest time that we are allowed to release them.
Mit dem 500 Euro teuren Level 10 konnte Thermaltake (TT) für Aufsehen am Gehäusemarkt sorgen. Nun bringt TT einen deutlich günstigeren Nachfolger für den Massenmarkt in Stellung. Ob der Level 10 GT ähnlich innovativ ist und wie es um die Praxistauglichkeit bestellt ist, werden wir in unserem ausführlichen Test beleuchten.
The BitFenix Shinobi is a nice-looking mid-tower case, with a rubber coating on its plastic parts which helps to avoid fingerprints, dubbed "SofTouch" by the manufacturer. It is available in two versions, either with a tinted transparent side window (USD 70), or with a solid side panel (USD 60). Let's see if the Shinobi is a winner.
Enthusiast users with a constrained budget often have to make compromises in regards to quality, building a PC around a chassis that emits a lot of fan noise due to thin panel design and the inclusion of low quality fans. Enter Cooler Master with their new Silencio 550, a case set to redefine noise emissions for the low end market.
On repart aujourd'hui chez Cooler Master, avec un pion qui manquait à son échiquier; un modèle capable de discrétion, tant sur le plan du look, que sur le plan des nuisances sonores. Deux ans après une première tentative répondant au nom de Sileo 500, la marque opère un nouveau virage à 180° pour nous proposer ce second modèle 100% silence, nommé Silencio 550. Ce boitier moyen tour ultra sobre, à l'opposé des boitiers gamer habituellement produits par la marque, avait été exhibé en mars dernier lors du Cebit. L'objectif principal de ce nouveau venu étant de faire barrage aux Define R3 et autre Sonata, il nous tardait de le passer à la moulinette et de voir comment il alla it s'en sortir. Alors, nouvelle référence ou ratée ?
Today we will be looking at a new mid-tower case from Cooler Master, the Silencio 550. As the name suggests, the Silencio 550 is a chassis aimed at those who require quiet operation. Hopefully Cooler Master can achieve this while retaining their usual level of build quality.
The AZZA Toledo 301 is a mid-tower case that comes with a "250 mm" fan on its left-side panel and a terrific price tag. Let's see if it gets our recommendation.
Corsair has been a new player to the computer case market, and has been taking it by storm with their Obsidian Series of cases. With the 700D and 800D featuring full windows, brushed aluminum front panels, all black cables & interior with plenty of cable holes, most folks could not find a thing they wanted to change about these cases. Today we get to look at the new member of the Obsidian family, the Corsair 650D Mid-Tower; read on to see this case at work.
I had to look back at the last time I received something from LanCool. I knew I looked at the PC-K62 a while ago, but upon further looking I just realized it was in September, of 2009! - Things have been busy for LanCool, and as I look over their site again I see that a lot has changed. Not only were there additions to the Dragon Lord series of the K-62, but new series' of chassis designs have been introduced. I am speaking of the First Knight Series, of which we got our newest arrival to my desk.
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