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HTPC's and home servers are becoming a popular fad at this present time and as more consumers are jumping on this band wagon, more companies are feeling the need to fill the market with new products. This is where market leader Lian Li step in with the PC-C50B case, designed perfectly for server and HTPC use no matter who you are and what your needs are. This was obviously all added with the addition of low powered components from AMD and Intel in the form of Fusion and Sandy Bridge.
HTPC's and home servers are becoming a popular fad at this present time and as more consumers are jumping on this band wagon, more companies are feeling the need to fill the market with new products. This is where market leader Lian Li step in with the PC-C50B case, designed perfectly for server and HTPC use no matter who you are and what your needs are. This was obviously all added with the addition of low powered components from AMD and Intel in the form of Fusion and Sandy Bridge.
The Thermaltake A30 is clearly targeted at gamers if not LAN party enthusiasts directly. The all black SFF design does little to hide the modular chassis' ability to hold a full size build with only the micro/mini ATX motherboard limiting the options.
Neben normalen Midi- und Bigtowern bietet der taiwanesische Gehäusehersteller Lian Li auch kleine Mini-Tower Gehäuse an. Das auf den folgenden Seiten vorgestellte PC-A04 eignet sich für Micro-ATX sowie Mini-ITX Mainboards. Trotz der kompakten Bauweise soll aber nicht auf die Möglichkeit verzichtet werden leistungsstarke Hardware zu verbauen. Ob dies Lian Li gelungen ist, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Zalman et les boitiers, cela n'a pas toujours été une réussite. Pourtant, la marque rempile avec un nouveau modèle, le Z9 Plus. Un boitier d'entrée de gamme, au prix assez doux, qui, vous allez le voir, n'est pas avare en arguments de vente, à commencer par son prix, qui est sous la barre des 60 €. Mais le Z9 Plus est-il à la hauteur, surtout face à une concurrence de plus en plus rude ? Réponse dans notre nouvel article.
Sentey has brought the Burton to the table, and it’s a chassis made to be readily compared directly to enthusiast-level competition. While it isn’t a performance upgrade from the last GS-6400 model, it certainly is eye catching in its glossy stature, complimented by the blue glowing LEDs captured within its six included fans. However, nothing is perfect, and the Burton definitely has its imperfections, particularly its short front I/O cables that could render any front connections unusable.
A couple months back I took a look at the Cooler Master Test Bench V1.0, but it seems like it has been a while since I had a look at a case from CM. The last couple of cases I looked at were the HAF-X, CM690II and the Storm Sniper. The Sniper had some very cool features and a style all its own, keeping most of what made those cases a success while adding a fair bit of individualism to this new concept. Aesthetically this case looks like no other I have seen and almost looks like the case is in motion with the rounded design and stamped in designs in the steel.
You may not have heard much about Cubitek before as they are a very new player in the PC case market. In fact they only broke cover from the OEM market at the end of last year, releasing a small range of retail PC cases to compete with the likes of Antec and Cooler Master.
In European folklore, dragons were always depicted as evil serpentine-like creatures that roamed the lands wreaking havoc towards towns, and selfishly guarding treasure. Of course, a few things have changed, in that modern day dragons became more like huge fire-breathing creatures with horned dinosaur-like features over the less-frightening Germanic mythological dragon whose meaning came from the word "worm". However, I say "Screw European folklore!" To me, it is all about the Chinese mythology of dragons that really hit home. In fact, I am quite impressed by my own rich culture as a CBC (Canadian born Chinese) and I can attest to the fact almost everybody here in the staff team at APH Networks is yelling out "Damn straight!" towards our proud discovery of creating dragons. The Chinese depiction of the dragon is on a whole other avenue, as dragons were divine mythological creatures that brought prosperity and good fortune. So with the usual introductory-tangent-babble said and done, let us make our acquaintance with today's review unit, the computer chassis from In Win called the Dragon Rider. What is a dragon rider? Well, besides being a person that rides dragons, I really have no idea. Nowhere in mythology, whatever the culture, ever had dragon riders (Don't quote me on that though). So in this sense, has In Win forged a dragon rider out of a plastic and steel box? I can tell you this case is bold and beefy and strong and... well, let's just read on.
Depuis maintenant plusieurs mois, In Win nous propose d'excellents boitiers, qui méritent vraiment votre attention. En effet, la marque parvient à nous livrer des modèles très convaincants, tant au niveau du style que des fonctionnalités, ou encore du prix. Aujourd'hui, un nouveau modèle est disponible, le BUC, et ce dernier risque encore une fois de faire « Allo maman BOBO » à la concurrence.
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