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The Thermaltake Level 10 GTS Snow edition was the very first case I ever reviewed here on eTeknix, and it was absolutely fantastic, since then I've seen a number of great Thermaltake products arrive in the office and walk away with eTeknix awards, such as the Armor Revo. It's because of this reputation that I have somewhat high expectations of the product I'm looking at today, and I'm going to be looking for that same high level of build quality and value for money that I've seen across the rest of both the Thermaltake and of course the gaming orientated TTeSports product ranges.
Cubitek Magic Cube AIO Zu den jüngeren Vertretern der Hersteller von PC-Gehäusen zählt die chinesische Firma Cubitek. Eines ihrer neusten Vorzeigeprodukte ist das von uns getestete Magic Cube AIO.
When presented with a chassis like Lian Li's PC-B25F, it is very hard not to heap praise on it like a smitten middle school girl. There is, nevertheless, a hell of a lot to recommend this case. It looks good, has a fabulous feature set with many excellent tool-free elements and top shelf cooling. What more do you want?
The Sharkoon Fireglider is the most tragically whimsical name I’ve ever heard a mouse being given. When your friends ask you, “So, what mouse are you using?”, the answer “Sharkoon Fireglider” is not one you can give with a straight face. Don’t bring up its slogan either, “Procure the best advantage possible with the SHARKOON FireGlider!” That’s right, “procure” it.
The Corsair Obsidian Series 800D computer chassis was designed to have good airflow, be easy to work in, and to last for several system upgrades. The steel structure has a matte black coating on both sides and the brushed aluminum faceplate looks great. Read on to see how it does for our system build.
It's been a while since I've taken a look at any PC cases here I think... but I've got three of them coming up for review now. The first being what I have today from Xclio, the Godspeed One Advanced. This case features speed controlled side and top mounted fans, and enough room for a decent system to fit in it. Overall it's not a bad case, but there are some minor issues that I came across that need to be mentioned, so read on to learn more.
Today we look at the newest addition to Cooler Master’s HAF lineup, the HAF X. The HAF X is Cooler Masters new flagship case for the HAF series thus replacing the popular HAF-932 as the top dog. So join us as we see what Cooler Master has done to improve on the already impressive HAF lineup.
Today Cooler Master is releasing a new version of its CM Storm Scout mid-tower case, dubbed Scout 2. Let's see if the new Scout 2 is a good product.
NZXT released this week a new mid-tower case, the H2, with very sober looks yet with very interesting features. Let's take an in-depth look at it.
Outre les boitiers et les alimentations, SilverStone a pléthore d'accessoires, comme des cartes contrôleur, dont la SST-EC04, testée ce jour. Une petite carte low-profile avec un contrôleur TI, qui permet d'ajouter quatre ports SuperSpeed à une machine. Le bon plan pour un upgrade ?
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