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Vor einiger Zeit hatten wir das Corsair Obsidian 800D im Test. Ohne Übertreibung können wir behaupten, dass es sich dabei um eines der besten Gehäuse gehandelt hat, was wir bisher testen konnten. Mit dem Obsidian 700D stellt der Hersteller nun den Bruder des beliebten 800D vor. Auf den folgenden Seiten möchten wir, wie bei Casecenter üblich, das Gehäuse detailliert vorstellen und dem interessierten Leser Fakten liefern, die ihn bei einer Kaufentscheidung unterstützen.
Beta is an inexpensive mid-tower case from NZXT. Will it keep up with the high-end models from this brand? Check it out.
Lian Li have always liked to do things a little different to most chassis manufacturers. A typical Lian Li chassis is made of full aluminium construction, is super lightweight and is precision engineered to perfection. They are also normally a massive headache for me given that the design team at Lian Li like to think a little outside of the box from time to time and unless you're an experienced system builder, they can be tricky to build a system in.
The Source series gets serious as it moves away from a budget chassis, and into this feature-rich Source 530 that NZXT has us looking at today.
Fractal Design is a Swedish manufacturer, and their products are easy to find in the US. The Arc Midi is a mid-tower case that comes with eight 3.5"/2.5" bays, three 140 mm fans, and an analog fan controller. Let's see if it is a good product.
While the Standard Case series from GameTiger failed to impress, we now are looking at a chassis from the Advanced Case series with the T-Rex FR-16. We are looking for a massive improvement.
The original Cooler Master Cosmos is a chassis that almost needs no introduction, it is one of the most famous and coolest chassis on the market, the desirable item that many system builders want. Then we have the Cosmos II, one of the most bad-ass, expensive and expansive chassis on the market. In fact, I think it is safe to say that all of the Cosmos chassis models ever released to this day are some of the best looking and performing cases on the market! So I’m deadly serious when I say that Cooler Masters latest product, the Cosmos SE, has a lot to live up to.
Priced at around £130 here in the UK it is still not a cheap product and is well into the premium and enthusiast end of the price scale. Yet it is still a more affordable option than the popular Cosmos II, not to mention a fair bit smaller and more realistically manageable for use as a day-to-day chassis. It also falls in line with some tough rivals from the likes of NZXT, Fractal, Nanoxia, Corsair and Lian Li, all of whom boast an impressive chassis for the same price as the Cosmos SE, so like many products on the market we will be expecting something unique from Cooler Master that sets it apart from the competition.
Continuous price drops in the storage industry have made it possible for many people to currently have at least one brand new external 2-3TB drive sitting ontop of their desks. Unfortunately not everyone can afford to get new drives all the time and so if you happen to have a couple of let’s say 1TB ones laying around chances are that you will want to make good use of them and to do so you obviously need an external HDD enclosure that can fit both. There are many available USB 3.0 compatible models in the market some of which can even hold up to 8 drives but there aren't really many that allow the owner to use the drives in anything other than single and/or BIG mode. Today on our test bench we have the latest dual bay addition in the ICY BOX line by RaidSonic, the IB-RD3662U3S External HDD RAID Enclosure.
Antec brings forth a rugged, military inspired, mid-tower chassis perfect for those military themed case mods everyone is doing these days. Say hello to the GX700 case.
NZXT have become legends in the eyes of many PC gamers, their chassis designs are highly focused on gaming builds and often offer loads of innovative features, cool designs, great build quality and more, the only downside being that all this glorious quality comes at a price. With many of the best NZXT chassis costing in excess of £100, it can leave many of us feeling left out as not everyone is comfortable with spending that kind of cash on a PC case, which is why NZXT has created the Phantom 240.
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