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The Azza Silentium 920 is a case designed with silence in mind. The Azza Silentium 920 has a steel body and a fully painted interior that is available in both black and white coats. Thick, sound-dampening material line up both extruded side panels as well as the top and bottom floors of the Silentium 920 internally, minimizing noise generated by the installed components. Tall CPU air coolers as well as long video cards such as the HD6990 are supported inside the Silentium 920, cooled by a pair of 120mm fans at the front intake and rear exhaust. All 3.5” and 5.25” drive mounting is tool-less, requiring little effort in part of the user when it comes to installation. For connectivity, the Silentium 920’s front panel has a single USB 3.0 port, a single USB 2.0 port as well as audio jacks for a headphone and a microphone.
The new BitFenix Prodigy M Case now fits Micro ATX motherboards and has a better layout than the original Prodigy. It fits lots drives, there are plenty of fan options, it has water cooling potential, comes with study handles, looks amazing and is affordable. This is one the the best small form factor cases on the market, especially for LAN parties!
Long Live the Extra Large Full Tower PC Case?" My last review at Benchmark Reviews left off praising the shrink factor of technology and the maturation of micro cases (Silverstone PS07b micro case). At the same time, Benchmark Reviews has been busy reviewing monster sized cases. One conclusion that can be derived from the size and options of PC cases is that the PC case is not nearly as dead as some surmise, be they large or small. Otherwise, we'd be getting less variety and more generic offerings, along with fewer manufacturers. So, let's get going and see how the Fractal Design Define XL Silent PC Full Tower Chassis measures up to a market awash in full tower cases.
Corsair has really evolved over the past few years, not that long ago they only specialized in performance memory now it seems they have their hand in almost every component that goes inside your computer and many accessories as well. Corsair created their Vengeance line of products made for gamers and today we are taking a look at the first case to bare the Vengeance name, the C70. The Corsair Vengeance C70 gaming case is designed to look like an ammo box! Besides just the cool design it features three included 120mm fans, USB 3.0 support and quite a lot of room inside. Let’s take a look!
One thing is for sure, the Pelican 1050 Micro case can hold up to some abuse. The case is solid and comes in several colors with both clear and solid color lids. With the added Pick N Pluck foam you can customize the padding inside and secure your electronics.
Brandaktuell drängt sich auf dem Gehäusemarkt ein Duell der µATX-Tower auf: In Win Dragon Slayer gegen NZXT Vulcan. Beide Gehäuse sind erst kürzlich auf dem Markt erschienen und setzen größtenteils auf vergleichbare Ausstattungsmerkmale. In unserem heutigen Test lassen wir die beiden Kandidaten, die um die Krone der µATX-Gehäuse streiten, gegeneinander antreten.
Silverstone’s Precision PS08 is available in an all-white or all-black version and can fit mATX as well as mini-ITX motherboards. Despite the small size, the Silverstone PS08 can house aftermarket CPU coolers up to 140mm tall as well as video cards up to 358mm long. A 120mm fan is pre-installed in the front intake that has a measured max 1238 rpm (via ASUS FanXpert2) and runs relatively silent even on full voltage. An optional 80mm fan can be installed in the front intake and either an 80mm or 92mm fan can be installed in the rear of the PS08 as exhaust. The front intake of the PS08 has a removable dust filter and both front panel Universal Serial Bus ports use a 19-pin USB 3.0 header.
The original Phantom is almost a legend in the gaming chassis community, boasting build quality, sharp and radical design, water-cooling compatibility and superb airflow with plenty of fan options. Have NZXT done the same all round good job with the Phantoms younger brother the 410?
The Fractal Design Arc Mini R2 Case looks great, the build quality is excellent and there's plenty of room to install lots of computer components. And his includes large water cooling 240mm or 360mm radiators. It comes with 3 fans, but many more can be added, there are two USB3 ports, a window of the left side panel, cable management holes, it fits lots of drives, accommodates long video cards and it's affordable.
In Win Maelstrom was launched in year 2009 and this gaming chassis has gained pretty good reputation due to its cool designs, decent thermal solution, integrated tool-less kits, acoustic absorbers and etc. Today we would like to introduce the successor of Maelstrom; Dragon Rider which is even much interesting, let us deep dive this chassis together and you will be amazed by its features.
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