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Wir hatten Gelegenheit zum Launch das neue CM Storm Enforcer von Cooler Master zu testen. Das erste CM Strom mit Fronttür.
Let me start off by asking you this question: What did you want to be when you were growing up as a child? I have heard many answers from various different people. Some wanted to be teachers, others wanted to be policemen, and still others wanted to be programmers working for Microsoft. Being slightly stereotypical here, but by far the most common includes musician, doctor, lawyer, engineer, and other "Asian" responses along these lines (No offense to anyone, being Chinese myself, haha). For myself, I have always wanted the best of all of these, but of course, it was near impossible to be all of them at the same time. As I grew older, having the dream of being the best in the world faded out as reality came into view. As an engineer would put it, these two factors are inversely related. One of my very first choices, and it still holds today, is dreaming to be a policeman. Yes, being in an Asian family, this is certainly not high up on the list, or at least, in my family anyways. But of course, you always had to choose one out of the many, and at that time, I still wasn't sure what I wanted to be, so I chose computer science and anything related to IT. Let's be realistic here, who doesn't need an IT guy in this day and age? With the growing interest in both the police force and the field of technology, I recently came across something that seems to combine the best of both worlds. With the NDA lifting today, Cooler Master unveils the Storm Enforcer to the world. Implementing a very police-like theme in the case -- or at least in its packaging -- it offers an aggressive gaming design that is restrained to a clean model all the same time. Is this one product that would at last turn my dreams to reality? Well, you will have to read on to find out!
Today the latest product in CM Storm's range launches and it is a new mid-tower gaming case, the Enforcer. We have reviewed a number of cases from Cooler Master in the past however this is the first case from CM Storm that we have reviewed so we shall see if CM Storm have been able to carry the quality of their peripherals over into a chassis.
Today we are going to look at the latest CM Storm case by Cooler Master, the Enforcer. It has a recommended retail price of €90 which translates into about £78 at the time of writing. This puts it up against some very strong performers like the Fractal Design Define XL which costs £83 and Cooler Master’s own 690 II Advanced.
The CM Storm Enforcer is a welcome addition to the CM Storm line and Cooler Master has done an outstanding job of combining aesthetic features with performance, and design features you rarely find in high end cases. The case feels sturdy and the finish work is exactly what you would expect from an industry leader.
Der Begriff High-End ist in aller Munde und wird leider bisweilen auch gerne mal überstrapaziert. Im Hause SilverStone will man nun statt leerer Worthülsen Taten sprechen lassen. Ob das gelingt und was das auf die Bezeichnung TJ11 getaufte Luxusgehäuse am Ende des Tages wirklich zu bieten hat, wird unser ausführlicher Test klären.
Case fans are one of those things that are essential but rarely discussed. It is much more important to have a good CPU cooler than good case fans. That in itself is not quite strictly true. Ok yes without a CPU cooler your processor will overheat within seconds but without a case fan you will struggle to remove any heat removed from the CPU and of course then no more heat can be removed. More simply put, it is essential to have good airflow through the case to remove the heat build-up else the CPU cooler won't be able to operate.
Explizit handelt es sich dabei um die ITX-Gehäuse LC-Power LC-1380Bmi und Thermaltake Element Q, sowie aus dem mATX-Bereich das Techsolo TC-020. Für alle drei kam unsere ITX-Plattform zum Einsatz und wir haben, neben den blanken Gehäuse, den dazugehörigen Netzteilen ebenfalls wieder eine kleine Rubrik geschenkt.
Das BitFenix Survivor ist ein spezielles Gehäuse für Gamer mit einzigartiger soft touch Oberfläche. In unserem Review gibt es alle Details zum LAN und Gamer Case von BitFenix.
Today for review I’ve got a PC case from a company called Sentey, it’s the GS-6400R Arvina and it’s a big case with a ton of room in it. The case has a built-in card reader and an SATA port on the top that works with the included SATA data and power cables that come with the case. The Arvina has more than enough room for the largest of video cards, along with space for five hard drives.
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