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Picking out the right gaming case can be a very tough choice with the ever expanding market, new ideas and fantastic looking innovative designs coming out of a large lineup of companies. With the larger more expensive internal parts putting out more heat, a gaming case that allows more airflow will be needed. NZXT hopes the Zero 2 will fill the gap and targets not just the gamer but also the standard home user by offering a case with cooling and expansion. Check out our review to see if the new NZXT Zero 2 is suited for your needs.
So, how does the Zero 2 compare to the original? Is this an update or a downgrade? After playing with the Zero 2 for about a week, I'd have to say that it is a bit of both. NZXT kept the form factor but changed the case material from aluminum to steel, making it much more robust and almost six pounds heavier.
Zero 2 is a steel full-tower case from NZXT supporting a total of nine fans, but only three of them come with the product. Let's take a good look on this new model from NZXT.
Hinter dem kryptischen Namen NZXT verbirgt sich ein kalifornisches Unternehmen das allerdings ausnahmslos in Asien produziert. Einen Namen gemacht hat sich die von Gamern gegründete Firma unter anderem mit qualitativ hochwertigen PC-Gehäusen. Den Nachfolger von einem ihrer Kassenschlager haben wir heute auf dem Prüfstand.
Join my tech team and I in our reviewing of NZXT’s Beta case as with most budget cases we are going to be looking at this case in full body armor to prevent the possible loss of arm associated with sharp edges left by cutting corners and cutting costs.
Ein HTPC-Gehäuse der gehobenen Mittelklasse hat sich bei uns zum Test eigenfunden - das OrigenAE S14V. Ein klares Design, gebürstetes Aluminium und ein VF-Display sind nur die äußerlich sofort sichtbaren Merkmale. Das S14V besticht aber auch durch innere Werte und gut durchdachte Details.
I've seen too many expensive gadgets destroyed in my lifetime. I cringe every time I see a cell phone, mp3 player, or camera crash to the ground, splashed, or overrun by an early tide. Today's tech gadgets just aren't meant to stand the elements... the only ones that are remotely protected are professional gear that costs many thousands of dollars.
Back up the truck: I received the OtterBox 8000 Series Waterproof Case just in time for a camping trip. Although small in size (the 8000 Series case is meant for GPS units, cameras, sunglasses, etc.), I was able to pack around quite a few small objects (like matches, camera, iTouch) locked securely inside of it. During this trip, the case was subjected to a lot of abuse, considering what a klutz I am by nature. I dropped it from my belt while mountain biking, sloshed it in a stream, smashed it with a cooler, and still it survived another day.
The Commuter Series Case from Otterbox for the Samsung Galaxy S II phone offers good protection, without adding a lot of additional weight or making it too bulky. The product is composed from two layers, one silicone and the other one a high quality polycarbonate. Otterbox also includes inside the package a protective screen, along with the usual soft wipe and squeegee.
Ein PC-Gehäuse selber zu bauen, hat seinen Reiz. Nur wenige wagen sich daran. Umso erstaunlicher, was unser Leser Sebastian mit dem „Inkubus 300µ“ geleistet hat. Eine Reportage.
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