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The Cooler Master Cosmos II is definitely a case for those who won't settle for the run-of-the-mill. It is an extremely well thought out case that combines great convenience features with appealing aesthetics, and low noise/high performance cooling. In the end I have to agree with Cooler Master's assessment that it was "inspired by luxurious supercars".
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The PC-X900 is a stylish, all-aluminum mid-tower case from Lian Li. Let's see if it is worthwhile paying USD 340 for it.
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Die taiwanesische Firma Ikonik Technology vertreibt seit einiger Zeit Gehäuse und Netzteile, wenngleich sie hierzulande bislang eher weniger in Erscheinung getreten ist. Vor kurzer Zeit hat der Hersteller vier neue Gehäuse vorgestellt – darunter auch das Ra 2000, welches wir in unserer heutigen Review vorstellen möchten. Das Ra 2000 kombiniert nach eigenen Angaben raffiniertes Design und hochwertige Verarbeitung mit der sog. Smart Platform. Die Smart Platform steht für geschickte Umsetzung von Temperaturreduzierungen, Lüftersteuerung, Reduzierung der Geräuschentwicklung und einfachem Einbau der Hardware bzw. einfache Wartung selbiger. Für ihr ehrgeiziges Projekt hat sich Ikonik keinen geringeren Namenspatron als den ägyptischen Sonnengott Ra gewählt. Wie sich das Gehäuse in unserem Test geschlagen hat und ob es zum hellsten Stern am Gehäuse-Firmament aufsteigen kann, lest Ihr wie immer in unserer ausführlichen Review.
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Le SilverStone Temjin TJ11 est un boitier qui a du user pas mal de touches, tant nous en parlons depuis longtemps. Petit à petit, le boitier a délivré tous ses secrets, jusqu'à son tarif, qui a fait l'effet d'une douche froide. D'abord supposé à 700€, nous l'avons finalement trouvé à 600€ au Japon, puis en France au même tarif. De quoi affoler tout le monde, et diviser les foules.
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I can honestly say that the Cooler Master HAF 932 AMD limited edition is a great case. The style is first-class, the red front face plate is gorgeous, and the side panel window with AMD dragon graphic is really cool. The tool-less design is very well thought out, and the included 8-pin power cable extension and caster wheels are a very pleasant surprise.
Thank you.
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In the eTeknix office this week we have something a little different, ok a lot different! We have the super rare, expensive and exclusive In Win Tou PC chassis and we feel very lucky indeed.
The In Win Tou is part of the premium range that In Win have been building, this means it sits alongside unique products such as the H-Frame and the D-Frame, both of which are pretty insane in their own right, but it looks like In Win are pushing the boundaries of what we think of as a PC chassis even further than before.
"tòu in Chinese means transparent. The design concept comes from glass building, we use 3mm tempered glass together with aluminium structure. With special glass coating if you switch on the LED you can see the components inside. When the internal lights are off, the chassis is pretty much just a mirror." - In Win
The Tou, which I'm told is pronounced "toe or tow", is made from glass and lots of it! Set upon an aluminium frame and at first glance it resembles more of a display case than a pc case. The concept behind the Tou is based around modern architecture, much like we see on fancy glass faced office blocks and as you can see from their concept design are work there are some unique inspirations that you don't really see in PC chassis designs... until now at least.
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Heute möchten wir uns mit einem der aktuellen Spitzenmodelle aus dem Hause Lian Li befassen. Es handelt sich dabei um das Gehäuse mit der Bezeichnung A77FA. Was der Käufer für den fürstlichen Preis von über 300€ bekommt und wie es um Alltagstauglichkeit und Qualität bestimmt ist, soll der folgende Test zeigen.
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We are taking a look at another product from Zalman, as we review the Zalman Z11 case. The Zalman Z11 case is one of Zalman’s High Performance Mid Tower gaming cases. The Zalman Z11 has a splendid external design, which is both appealing and powerful to view...
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Today we have something very special in the office, the latest entry to the already well stocked flagship range of NZXT chassis. The H630 is set to take a place on the podium of desirable chassis and will be going along side products such as the Phantom 630, and the Switch 810, both of which rightly earned our eTeknix Editors Choice Award.
NZXT has long been one of my favourite chassis manufacturers, and I know I'm not alone on this one either, they have a loyal and enthusiast community around their brand and their products, you don't have to look far on forums and tech websites to see some incredibly powerful and customised gaming rigs, but you'll notice a large chunk of them will be fitted into an NZXT chassis.
The Phantom range is loud an in many ways obnoxious with it's flashy lighting, huge panels, big windows and robust cooling systems, it's also pretty expensive too with models such as the Phantom 820 still costing around £200, yikes! Yet it is focused on the extreme performance end of the market. Then we have the Switch range, which offers many of the features of the Phantom range, but in a more refined and sleeker design, yet its still quite loud in terms of design and it's main focus is performance and style, with a price tag of around £140 it's also quite expensive, especially compared to rival brands premium models. So where does the H620 fit in?
"Beautifully architected, the new H630 was engineered for one simple purpose: provide enthusiasts the ability to build the highest performing systems while remaining audibly invisible."
There are two words that often don't go together in the PC market, extreme performance and silence, it's hard to get the maximum level of performance from your hardware without something (relatively) noisy to keep it cool, be that a fan, a radiator or both, either way, cooling is very important.
"Ushering in a new era of silent, high performance systems, the NZXT H630 leads the industry with a high-density sound dampening design that doesn’t impede its cooling capabilities. Fully enclosed in steel and combined with an intelligent vent design to minimize intake noise, the H630 offers a sleek, jaw-dropping design that will leave you and your components speechless."
With a price tag of around £120, the promise of high end component compatibility, extreme cooling and all in a minimalist sound proofed chassis, NZXT could be about to embark on something very special indeed, so lets dive in and see just what it has to offer.
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Technic3D hat das Phanteks Enthoo Evolv Gehäuse im Test. Das Evolv Micro-ATX-Case bietet einige Alleinstellungsmerkmale. Wie sich der kompakte Tower in der Praxis gibt, steht im folgenden Artikel.
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