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NZXT is rather new to the case business in comparison to names like Cooler Master or Antec, but they have been taking both companies by storm with their award winning Classic series. Today I've got the pleasure of taking a look at the NZXT Beta Evo from the Classic series. This case was purchased by myself for my rig to replace an Antec 300. When I originally saw the roll-out of the NZXT Beta, I was rather surprised that a $50 case, considered part of the budget market, was going to have a black interior and cable management abilities. At the time I was running the Antec 300, but I wanted a case with a bottom-mounted PSU as that had become my preference in design.
After a couple of coolers, it’s back to another chassis and this time it happens to be a mid tower chassis from Enermax. Now, Enermax has been in the game since 1990 and has had quite a following with their power supplies. Usually when I see someone ask for a power supply is when I see Enermax being thrown around as one of the top five contenders. From what I can tell from reading up on their power units, Enermax takes no prisoners when striving for the best in materials and components. Let’s just hope this rule applies to their chassis’ as well.
Die Firma Xigmatek hat sich mit ihren verhältnismäßig günstigen aber dennoch leistungsstarken CPU-Kühlern auf dem Markt einen guten Ruf erarbeitet. Schon seit längerer Zeit bietet der Hersteller neben Netzteilen auch Gehäuse an. Letztere sollen speziell durch ein gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis glänzen. Der neuste Streich hört auf den Namen Utgard und soll die Konkurrenz das Fürchten lehren. Wie es um Qualität und Alltagstauglichkeit bestellt ist, wird das folgende Review klären. Im Test haben wir die von Caseking mit Dämmmatten aufgewertete Version. So können wir dann gleich ergründen, ob das eingesetzte Material etwas taugt und schließlich auch ob der Aufpreis lohnt.
GM Corporation has made a strong introductory here at Overclockers Online. Integrating full features with an attractive yet unique appearance, and mixing in a strong touch of performance, we have the H-80 come forth. The pre-installed 250mm red LED and three other 120mm fans alone up the bar for competing cases to match, and the clean, yet modern, appearance all around is something other manufactures need to make a note of.
Lately we are getting more and more case reviews done at XSReviews. One could say the more the merrier, but with computer cases this is not always true. It is hard to design a case that fits a lot of consumers and it is even harder to design a case that fits a special user group. Today I present to you the Fractal Design Define R2 Black Pearl case. It is a hybrid, aimed at users that want a silent rig with water cooling options and ease of installation for a reasonable price.
Diesmal haben wir einen außergewöhnlichen Wohnzimmer PC unter die Lupe genommen. Ob der Testkandidat überzeugen konnte können Sie im ausführlichen Testbericht nachlesen.
The NZXT Tempest EVO is an all black colored steel mid tower chassis that was developed with gamers in mind. Building off of the original Tempest's design, the EVO brings advanced cooling power, expandability, and cable management. The Tempest EVO maximizes airflow circulation with Dual 120mm intake, dual 140mm top exhaust, side 120mm, and a rear 120mm fan. NZXT even redesigned the fan blade design to reduce fan noise levels and the price remains at $89.
Antec has a successor to the mid tower P190 case with their gunmetal gray P193 chassis. Will the upgrades put in place overcome some of the shortcomings of the original design? We build it out with some of the largest components available to see how it fares on a system build that mirrors what any gamer our enthusiast would build if they buy one of these cases!
Ironclad is the latest full-tower case from In Win, based on the award-winning Maelstrom and supporting nothing less than 10 fans!
I received the Bruiser variation of this case. The standard version is the BiPolar which is all clear and black acrylic pieces. For an additional fee, there are seven other versions to choose from. With a name like Bruiser, the black and blue theme is most fitting. I say we get down to business and throw the Bruiser into the ring and see where this Black-Series Tower 21 contends against our previous samples.
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