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Mit dem Midgard hat Xigmatek sein erstes Gehäuse auf den Markt gebracht und direkt einen Volltreffer gelandet. Viele Features, gute Qualität und das zum kleinen Preis ab 59 Euro.
For this review I will be looking at a new product from an old friend of Xtreme Computing and a well-known pc hardware manufacturer, Thermaltake. The product I am reviewing is a new Mid Tower Chassis in the shape of the VK90001N2Z or the Element T to you and me. Coming from Thermaltake I expect a very high standard.
Remember when Batman Begins came out? He was having to run across the city and was getting his ass kicked by every building he scrambled down. And then... that tank thing came along. The best piece of butt-kickery to grace a superhero with no powers. How awesome would it be to run around the city in something that looks like that? Well, there's not a flaming chance of you getting to sit behind the wheel of that tank, but at least you can have a case that looks just as hardcore.
NZXT, those moguls of awesomeness, have delivered unto us the Beta Steel Mid Tower. No wussified mini-ATX case here, this thing is a titan. The best thing to me is that even though it's a budget gamer case, priced at under $50, it still offers so much more than many of the cases that cost twice as much. Here's a little information to get us started in showing what this thing is really made of. You know, steel. It says so right in the name.
As well as looking at the usual aspects such as build quality, features and thermal performance we will also be taking a look at how fast we can make a system in this chassis. Are two high spec graphics cards and the Core-I7 useable?
Panzerbox is an all-aluminum case with removable motherboard tray and two huge 190-mm fans from NZXT. Let's see if this is really a good case.
Wer auf der Suche nach einem hochwertigen Aluminium-Gehäuse ist, wird kaum an Lian Li vorbei kommen. Die Gehäuse des taiwanischen Herstellers sind für ihre exzellente Verarbeitung und das schlichte und edle Design weltweit bekannt. Ob das Lian Li PC-A17 B diese Erwartungen erfüllen kann, erfahrt ihr in diesem Test.
Im heutigen Review sehen wir uns ein aussergewöhnliches Gehäuse des Herstellers GMC an. Das R4 Bulldozer ist eines der Gehäuse aus der R-Serie des koreanischen Gehäusebauers. Als Besonderheit hat das Bulldozer keine Einbauschächte sondern einen aufwändigen Frontaufbau, in dem das optische Laufwerk untergebracht ist. Ebenso sind digitale Temperaturmesser sowie drei Lüfter vorinstalliert. Ob das Konzept aus Design und sehr kompakten Maßen aufgeht werden wir in unserem Test zeigen.
The NZXT Beta's attractive styling, solid construction, enthusiast-inspired features, and tool-less (mostly) design offer most of the features one would look for in a new case. While it appears NZXT has tried to go the extra mile by including cutouts and rubber grommets for water-cooling, there really isn’t much space for a large top mounted radiator.
Element T (VK9000) is the most affordable product within Thermaltake's Element case series, costing around USD 85.00 (Element G costs around USD 145 and Element S costs around USD 105). While Element S and Element G share the same internal design, Element T is a completely different product, to the point we wondered why Thermaltake put it in the same product line. Let's see if this case is worthwhile buying.
Diesmal haben wir ein Roundup der etwas anderen Art. Der Tenor in unserem Forum war: Es müssen nicht immer Gehäuse jenseits der 100 Euro Grenze sein. Sehr schön zusammengefasst hat dies unser User gruenmuckel. "Material egal, das Ding kommt untern Tisch und wird nicht als Handtasche getragen". Daher haben wir uns diesmal speziell im unteren Preissegment umgeschaut und fünf Gehäuse von 30 Euro bis 60 Euro genauer unter die Lupe genommen.
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