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Today we return full circle to Cooler Masters range of cases with the new HAF 912 Plus, a compact ATX model which is designed to be flexible while offering excellent cooling potential. Let's find out if it lives up to the standard of their other recent products.
The BitFenix Colossus is a full-tower case for gamers and PC enthusiasts, the company strongly focused on design and promises unmatched expandability, security, and cooling all wrapped up in a modern and elegant body. The Colossus is available in two versions, there's the usual all-black version and for those who prefer light colors the company has created a model with all-white exterior and interior.
The LanBoy Air is without a doubt one of the most unique case we've ever seen, being completely meshed to improve air flow and highly customizable. This is not the first time Antec is trying to improve airflow: two years ago they released a completely open case, the Skeleton. On the Skeleton, however, as you computer components are completely exposed, you may damage your components by accident. Is the LanBoy Air the solution all hard-core enthusiasts were looking for? Let's see. The LanBoy Air is currently available in two colors, blue or yellow. We reviewed the blue version.
Die Hausmarke von PC-Cooling dürfte noch nicht jedermann bekannt sein. Das auf Cooltek getaufte Label hat jedoch eine reichhaltige Produktpalette zu bieten. Diese reicht von diversem Zubehör über CPU-Kühler und Netzteile bis hin zu PC-Gehäusen. Mit der CT-K-Serie versucht man sich im Niedrig-Preis-Sektor einen Namen zu machen. Heute nun stellen wir euch das CT-K III Evolution vor, welches durch ein großzügiges Platzangebot, eine gute Belüftung und einen sehr attraktiven Preis die Gunst der Käufer gewinnen möchte. Was es mit dem Gehäuse auf sich hat, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
Today we get to look at the newest case from Antec, the LanBoy Air. The LanBoy Air is a fully-modular case that can be customized 34,800 ways. The LanBoy Air sports unprecedented top-to-bottom mesh construction for extensive air ventilation and includes five 120 mm fans and space for a total of 15 cooling fans! So join us as we look at this newest offering from Antec.
I am a sucker for a well designed aluminum chassis and Lian Li have always been one of the pioneers in this sector. They recently updated their fantastic Q series of compact enclosures with the PC-Q11.
Epic in proportions this 4U case packs an awesome 16 hot swappable drive bays all fully capable of delivering an impressive raid.
With more and more cases being placed in the market, it makes buying choices much tougher than they were, say even three years ago. Then there were a select few that everyone stood by as the top three or four cases you would really enjoy working in and looking at. More companies are offering Aluminum based chassis', and almost everyone has a case designed with high air flow in mind; some with and some without lighting. So what does it take these days to set yourself apart from the crowd and make heads snap back to double take on what your brain just processed?
NZXT has really hit the mark with the Phantom. There has been a lot of hype surrounding NZXT and this new release, and that hype is not in vain. The Phantom is indeed something to be excited for, as it feels the needs for virtually any enthusiast; the sheer size, the smooth contours, and glossy finish are the initial attractions, and it goes even deeper than that – excellent cooling performance, clean cable management, and an easy installation seal the deal.
This heavyweight is composed of steel and plastic. Designed with the PC enthusiast in mind it includes dual radiator support, quad watercooling cutouts, and an integrated fan controller with up to five 20W channels. NZXT provides plenty of room inside the Phantom as it can accommodate larger heat sinks, graphics cards and E-ATX motherboards. In addition the case supports seven hard drives and five 5.25" devices. Absent from the Phantom are 3.5" external bays, so say goodbye to your floppy drive; if there are any people who still use them.
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