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Après une série de tests aux résultats somme toute peu concluants (Staray, CS 777…), nous nous attelons aujourd’hui au test du boîtier Antec Three Hundred Two, l’une des dernières sorties en date du célèbre constructeur américain.
It seems like it has been quite some time since I had the opportunity to bring you a new chassis from Cooler Master, but today changes all of that. Let me start by clearing up some confusion. All of the Storm series cases we have seen up to this point were spin-off's of the Storm Sniper, which itself was a CM 690 II in new clothes. Gone is the misconception that the Storm series is only for mid-towers, as this chassis is most definitely a full tower, and then some!
Two Hundred is an inexpensive case from Antec, costing only USD 50 in the US. Is it a good choice? Let's see.
Enter Fractal Design’s Node 804. While it isn’t an exact scaled-down replica of cases like the Carbide Air 540 or HAF XB, it still uses a cube/split chamber layout – this time in a micro-ATX size. With dimensions of 344 x 307 x 389 mm or 13.5 x 12.1 x 15.3 inches (WHD), the Node 804 is just a bit wider than a BitFenix Prodigy and almost exactly a third larger than the Node 304 (in the height and width dimensions – depth differs by only 15mm). The Node family is designed with a focus on Home Entertainment; with the vast array of fan, radiator and storage combinations that are possible the Node 804 could easily take on any number of roles. Benchmark Reviews has received the Node 804 for some testing, so let’s take a look at the newest member of Fractal Design’s Node family.
With a large amount of cheap cases on the market, Antec go for the no frills option for their latest chassis; the Antec One.
The Prominent 5 is a mid-tower case from Nexus targeted to users looking forward to build a quiet PC. Let's take a look at it.
Today we have a newcomer on our test bench, the Anidees Al 6 Mid Tower. This is the first offering from Anidees … a very stylish chassis with a brushed aluminum finish and plenty of features to capture the attention.
Aujourd'hui, retour à nos amours avec un boitier, et un boitier qui a bien des choses à faire valoir. Mais pourquoi ? Tout simplement car ce dernier est une grande tour tout aluminium compatible Full ATX, et qu'elle est vendue sous la barre des 200 € sans pour autant oublier d'arriver avec des fonctionnalités intéressantes. Cette grande tour qui en promet tant et tant n'est autre que la HPTX-Tank de Cubitek. Verdict Now...
It's time to see the Redline series, and see what a budget friendly chassis looks like from Silverstone with the SST-RL04B.
Today we are going to take a look at the Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 which directly replaces the Arc Midi case that we looked at in-depth last year over here. The Arc range of cases are designed with performance users in mind as they don’t focus specifically on noise suppression like Fractal’s original define range, focusing on cooling performance instead.
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