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Die Firma Listan hat unter ihrer Marke Revoltec ein neues Gehäuse hervorgebracht. Das dritte Gehäuse der Sixty Reihe. Wie beim Vorgänger wurde hier auf Funktionalität gesetzt und das zu einem sehr kleinen Preis. Somit besitzt das Gehäuse 9 5,25 Zoll Schächte, die alle einen Staubfilter besitzen. Was noch im Revoltec Sixty 3 zu finden ist, erfahrt ihr in unserem Bericht.
Mit dem Sixty 3 erweitert Revoltec seine bestehende Sixty-Modellserie um einen interessanten Midi-Tower. Mit einem äußerst attraktiven Preis von rund 35 Euro und vielfältigen Einbaumöglichkeiten, sollen vor allem preisbewusste PC-User und Gamer angesprochen werden. Ob das Sixty 3 halten kann was es verspricht oder ob man angesichts des günstigen Preises mit Einschränkungen rechnen muß, soll unser Test auf den folgenden Seiten klären.
Mit der Sixty-Reihe bietet Revoltec eine Preisgünstige Gehäuse-Serie für den kleineren Geldbeutel. Trotz günstiger Preise möchte Revoltec dem Kunden möglichst viel und vor allem qualitativ hochwertiges bieten. So muss sich heute das jüngste Mitglied der Sixty-Serie, das Sixty 3, auf dem Technic3D Prüfstand behaupten. Neben einer ansprechenden Mesh-Front sollen auch Features wie die schraubenlose Montage der Laufwerke oder Vibrations-gedämmte Festplattenkäfige überzeugen.
Do you want your next computer to stand out from the crowd? The ARMOR ATX Mid Tower case from Rosewill could do the trick. Sporting an all black color scheme inside and out, a total of six fans and literally a surface that is 80% mesh, The Rosewill Armor was built with cooling in mind. Read on to see if this could be the case for you.
The Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra is a gigantic full-tower case supporting EVGA's Classified SR-2 motherboard, which at the moment is the only motherboard in the world based on the HPTX form factor. It also supports E-ATX, XL-ATX, and smaller motherboards. This case has 10 expansion slots, 10 internal 3.5"/2.5" storage bays, one external 3.5"/2.5" docking bay, and supports the installation of two power supplies. Let's take a good look at this unique product.
Desktop comptuters are seen by some pundits as a dying breed, and perhaps they are. Laptop and even tablet computers are now capable of fulfilling most people's needs, and even those who want or need a desktop machine could probably be satisfied with a micro-ATX motherboard in a small form factor case. Then there are those for whom even a full tower case is not enough: they need to accomodate a dozen hard drives, or an elaborate water cooling system, or perhaps an HPTX motherboard. For those select few, Rosewill offers the Blackhawk Ultra computer case, the largest case Benchmark Reviews has ever tested.
If you are tired of banging your knuckles in that cramped case it might be time to look at a full tower. Rosewill just might be the cure with their latest super tower the Blackhawk Ultra. Room for a SR-2 and 420mm radiator for starters. Check out the rest of the case as Legit takes a closer look.
The Rosewill FBM-01 is a basic case that can house a micro-ATX motherboard. The FBM-01’s body is crafted from SECC steel and measures 6.89” x 13.86” x 13.78”. A pair of 5.25” external drives as well as a 3.5” external drive can be installed while an additional pair of 3.5” drives can be installed internally. Since it can house a micro-ATX form factor, the FBM-01 has four expansion slots for discrete graphics cards or other devices. Users have an option between a black or white color with glossy front face finish. For cooling purposes, a 120mm intake fan is pre-installed in the front while an 80mm exhaust fan is attached at the rear.
Rosewill makes a plethora of products, including but not limited to: networking equipment, PC peripherals, computer cases, and even binoculars. They’ve been known to make a well functioning low cost alternative to the big boys, while also providing higher end products, which keeps them in the eyes of many. I personally have purchased a few products from them over the years and I think that they’re all great. Today we’re going to take a look at Rosewill’s Galaxy-03 case, which is a mid tower budget minded case. So if you’re looking to build yourself a new computer on a budget for the holidays, or even looking to gift a case for that great friend who is on a limited budget for his/her new gaming PC, you will definitely want to read on and see how this case fairs!
An unusual aluminium mid-tower chassis from Rosewill, the MX2-B goes under the microscope. Read on and find out what Chad thinks of it in this review.
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