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Arctic Cooling et les boitiers, cela ne date pas d'hier et la marque proposait d'ailleurs quelques excellents modèles équipés de base d'une alimentation de qualité. Aujourd'hui, la marque nous revient avec un Silentium T11, un boitier qui vise avant tout le silence de fonctionnement. Un boitier qui devrait donc nous plaire, d'autant plus que le prix n'est pas abusé.
Today we are looking at the second case offering form the BitFenix. This newest case is a midtower aimed at the mainstream market and at gamers who move their system around to LAN parties. BitFenix has named the this new case, Survivor. Join us as we look over the Survivor and see what it has to offer as we show you the case fresh out of the box to being fully built up with a system inside!
If the name BitFenix isn't on your radar yet, I have to assume you have been living under a rock since CES back in January. In case you haven't been here and looked at previous reviews, I was privileged to be one of the select few to see the Colossus back in August so we could be one of the first to bring forth the new innovations and design ideas that BitFenix brings to the table. Even if the chassis wasn't as aesthetically pleasing to you as it was to me, the Colossus showed just how in depth BitFenix went to bring you a spin on some older ideas while still bringing things we had yet to see before.
BitFenix's Survivor case has a sleek, innovative look, outstanding feature set and a well-appointed I/O panel all packed into a Lan-friendly case with a rugged finish and sturdy handle. The interior is very roomy, for a mid-tower and has some outstanding cable management features and nicely configurable storage options.
Das BitFenix Survivor ist ein spezielles Gehäuse für Gamer mit einzigartiger soft touch Oberfläche. In unserem Review gibt es alle Details zum LAN und Gamer Case von BitFenix.
Caseking send us another mid-tower sized case to have a look at. Today's star is the Bitfenix Survivor Core case. At first glance it might look a bit dull and simplistic, but the Survivor Core case's looks can deceive. On the inside is where the real fun is at ! In the mood for something different ? Something more spacey looking ? Tired of square or rectangular angled cases ? This one is made for you then...
In September 2010, KitGuru reviewed the BitFenix Colossus case and while it showed promise, we didn’t think it was totally ready for prime time release. Today we are looking at their Survivor case, a more modest design which we are sure will appeal to a much wider audience.
Soon after the Colossus hit the market BitFenix announced their second case, the Survivor and today we have that mid-tower on our test bench. We'll be finding out whether it is the ideal solution for anyone looking at a high quality compact chassis and whether BitFenix have taken on some of the key learning's from Colossus.
The BitFenix Survivor is a nice-looking mid-tower case, with a rubber coating on its plastic parts which help avoid fingerprints, dubbed "SofTouch" by the manufacturer. The presence of a retractable handle makes it an interesting choice for gamers who go to LAN parties, but it will definitely please users who want a case with a sleek, professional look. Let's check it out.
BitFenix are relatively new in the market but that's not a bad thing as it seems they offer up some of the latest and greatest designs whilst giving features and functions galore. The Survivor lives up to this and gives a very unique style whilst giving the latest USB 3.0 functionality, the ability to chop and change certain aspects of the case and keeping quality to its highest form.
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