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Beim Namen Dragonlord für ein Gehäuse entstehen vor unserem inneren geistigen Auge unweigerlich Bilder asiatischer Gaming Gehäuse im Plastiklook. Doch beim Lanccol Dragonlord ist dies glücklicherweise nicht der Fall. Lancool ist ein Branding des Edelherstellers Lian Li und demnach sind wir ziemlich zuversichtlich ein qualitativ eher hochwertiges Gehäuse in unseren Händen zu halten. Nicht zuletzt kommen in der Dragonlord Serie die Lian Li typischen Innovationen welche wir schon vom B25F kennen zum Einsatz.
Antec’s Performance One chassis range has evolved greatly over the years from the original P180 which has then taken on a series of updates, revisions and improvements with the latest edition being the P183.Due to these cases being compatible with all form factor motherboards up to and including ATX, the chassis are understandably large and spacious. With this in mind, Antec created the mini P180 aimed at the more niche market – users with micro-ATX rigs. Featuring a similar, yet smaller, layout to the larger chassis’ in the range, the mini P180 is marketed as being an excellent gaming enclosure as well as easy to transport. On paper everything sounds rosy so let’s see how it shapes up as we look a little closer
The Cooler Master HAF series began with the 932 which evoked mixed opinions among users and enthusiasts. The second edition in the series, with a similar imaginative name, the 922, has been adjusted a little making it into a slightly smaller Mid Tower chassis as well as allowing a price drop in the region of $20.
In this corner, we have NZXT's Panzerbox mid-tower LAN case. This featherweight can pack a heavyweight and not tire you out on the trip to the LAN as well as provide the proper cooling for your portable heater. We'll weigh in the NZXT Panzerbox after the break.
The AeroCool Vx-E mid-tower chassis is marketed as a "value added" performance gaming case. For builders on a budget, will this be the case to bring performance and style at a basement price? Have a look at the article and see if it's a contender.
Today at Tech-Reviews we are reviewing a new case from In Win, a relatively well known company who specialise in computer cases and power supplies. The X-Fighter has been produced with a certain theme in mind. And that theme is Star Wars. Now, being a fan of the films, this case immediately grabbed my attention with its futuristic design. But, it’s not all about looks, so let’s see if the interior lives up to the same standards as the exterior.
Up on the review block today I’ve got the Thermaltake Element T Mid-Tower Chassis or PC case. This case is sold as something for gamers, or pros, and it has a simplistic yet elegant design to it. There’s plenty of room inside for any system, and room enough for the largest video cards and many hard drives. The case is very subtle in it’s look, and style, being basic black with red accents, there’s a top mounted 200mm cooling fan included and the PSU is mounted on the bottom of the case to help keep the inside of the case cool. One great feature of this case is that the motherboard tray is cut-out where the CPU cooler would be located, so you won’t have to remove the motherboard tray to change coolers like some coolers require. Read on to check it out…
Nach dem großen Erfolg des HAF 932 präsentiert Cooler Master den kleineren Bruder HAF 922. HAF steht auch hier für High Air Flow und verspricht eine gute Kühlung der verbauten Hardware. Ob die coole Optik und der Name halten können was sie versprechen oder ob am Ende doch nur heiße Luft herauskommt, soll unser Test klären.
The Element T certainly brings a different package and look than the Element G. The Element T brings a lot of to the table when it comes to storage with six 3.5" bays and one space to mount a SSD drive. There is enough room that worries should be minimal for full size power supplies or larger heatsinks.
mit dem K58 schickt die Lian-Li-Tochter Lancool einen weiteren Miditower in dezent-schicker Optik ins Rennen. Nach dem K7 testen wir auch diesen Sprössling auf Herz und Nieren. Wir werfen einen Blick hinter die schwarze Fassade, zeigen die Stärken und Schwächen in unserem ausführlichen Test und klären, für wen dieses Modell in Frage kommt.
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