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NZXT took the wraps off its newest Crafted Series case last month and, when it becomes available this September, the NZXT Phantom promises to the be an enthusiast favorite. With room for seven fans, a fully integrated fan controller, and an enthusiast-inspired design, it's easy to see why expectations of this case are high. Benchmark Reviews has been provided with an early sample and, hoping it will live up to the hype, we take an in-depth look at the Phantom Full Tower Case (PHAN-001BK) and deliver a verdict on this latest offering from NZXT.
Unser heutiger Test beschäftigt sich mit dem Midi-Tower H-80 des koreanischen Herstellers GMC. Das H-80 greift den Trend zu besonders gut gekühlten PC-Gehäusen für Übertakter und anspruchsvolle Spieler auf. Vier großformatige Lüfter mit 120 bis 250 mm Durchmesser hat der Hersteller bereits vormontiert.
Not long ago NZXT officially announced their upcoming new Full tower chassis The Phantom. This case is targeting the enthusiast market and offers many exciting features. The company spent countless hours working with members of the Case modding community like Craig Brugger and Bill Owen to help bring a product to fruition that is both easy on the eyes and very user friendly.
While most products on the market have a general "me too" feel, Cooler Master breaks out into the portable power source market with their Choiix Power Fort series. Combining some unique features and the ability to use standard cables, the Power Fort is a good competitor in this marketplace.
When Cooler Master offered us their latest high end chassis we jumped at the chance to test it.
The latest small form factor (SFF) case from SilverStone, the Sugo SG07, comes with a 600 W 80 Plus Bronze power supply. Let's see if it is worthwhile buying this case.
Our recent review of the Silverstone Sugo SG07 stirred a lot of interest with our readers and I received emails asking if it would be possible to passively cool a high performance processor in this chassis. KitGuru seemingly has a core audience of readers who loathe noise, with a vengeance.
Some years ago, Intel tried to move beyond the ATX "Advanced Texchnology Extended" motherboard standard with a new design layout called BTX, for "Balanced Technology Extended". One of the main reasons for doing this was to improve the cooling of motherboard components. The new design called for new cases as well, and although a few BTX systems and cases were produced, they never caught on. The ATX standard remains today, albeit with variants like "MATX", "EATX" and "HPTX". But innovation in cooling and case design is hardly dead, as the SilverStone Fortress FT02 cases proves, and Benchmark Reviews checks it out to see if its unique vertical motherboard mounting design has any real-world benefits.
Fractal Design ist in Deutschland nach wie vor ein eher unbekannter Hersteller. Zu Unrecht, wie wir finden, hat man doch mit dem Define R2 bereits deutlich mehr als nur einen Achtungserfolg vorzuweisen. Heute sehen wir uns einen weiteren Vertreter aus der schwedischen Schmiede an, dabei handelt es sich um das Array R2. Dieses kompakte Gehäuse ist, wie der Name schon vermuten lässt, als Speicherlösung vorgesehen. Wie es um Materialqualität und Verarbeitung bestellt ist, werden wir auf den folgenden Seiten untersuchen.
Lately NZXT has been sending me a few budget friendly cases as well as a LAN case or two and is always trying to go with a theme that sets their cases apart from the masses. It has been a while since I looked at a full tower from NZXT and the one I am about to look at today has already created a buzz over the last few days since the news was launched of its arrival. If you have been living in a tech-free cave for the past week, I am speaking of the arrival of the NZXT Phantom
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