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When it comes to manufacturing computer cases, every manufacturer has its strengths. Thermaltake and Cooler Master have been known to produce excellent PC and gaming enthusiast cases that provide superb cooling with great value. SilverStone has been known to produce cases focusing on design inspiration and quality. Lian Li is a manufacturer that designs fully aluminum cases with some of, if not the best, quality for enthusiasts and professional workstations alike. However, what we see all the more common nowadays, is several of these manufacturers have created sub-brands or subsidiaries that focuses on different goals. Thermaltake created the sub-brand Tt eSPORTS that focuses on fully featured and fully equipped gaming gear for eSports use. Cooler Master created CM Storm back in 2009 that zooms in on "arming the gaming revolution" with a futuristic military based thematic approach on chassis and gaming gear. Lastly, Lian Li created the subsidiary LanCool, also back in 2009, aimed at creating aluminum chassis much like their original line-up, but at a more affordable price. Today, we are looking at the LanCool PC-K9 from Lian Li's subsidiary LanCool. The big question for us today is, has Lian Li kept up their build quality aluminum characteristic designs, while keeping it at a more affordable price? Well, you will have read on to find out!
If you're looking to build a truly compact, no nonsense mini-ITX system, the Mini-Box.com M350 universal mini-ITX enclosure is an excellent case to consider. Just slightly larger than a mini-ITX board itself, and only 62mm tall, you can't get much smaller in this form factor. And depending on the components you use inside, you may be able to build a completely silent system.
We have seen many high quality chassis being released this year from various manufacturers, and while it is fun to concentrate on luxury high end products like the Thermaltake Level 10, not many people will be willing to part with £550, just for a case.
Technic3D hat das BitFenix Shinobi XL PC-Gehäuse im Test. Enthusiasten benötigen Platz und variable Kühlungsmöglichkeiten. Hier setzt das Shinobi XL Gehäuse an und buhlt im High-End Bereich um die Käuferschicht. Wie das BitFenix Shinobi XL die Praxisaufgaben meistert, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Aerocool have a sub-brand, Strike-X – much like Cooler Masters’ CM Storm brand, which is aimed towards the gamer end of the market. The Strike-X sub-brand currently incorporates, three cases, a fan controller, two power supplies and it will soon also feature speakers and other peripherals.
Cooler Master has been known for making some great computer hardware, and cases are no exception. Back in 2007, Cooler Master came out with the first iteration of the Cosmos case, named the Cosmos 1000. This case was well received by enthusiasts, and even I myself purchased one because I loved the design, features, and size. Over time, Cooler Master came out with different versions to add new features or even just minor updates to the original Cosmos 1000 case under the Cosmos 1010 name. Today we’re going to take a look at another version of the Cosmos, the freshly available Cosmos SE. The Cosmos SE is significantly smaller than its siblings, so let’s take a look and see what the Cosmos SE has to offer inside a smaller package!
Signori e signore, oggi analizzeremo un prodotto unico nel suo genere, ed anche in senso letterale dato che attualmente ne sono stati prodotti solo 50 in tutto il mondo. Stiamo parlando di un banchetto che si preannuncia essere uno dei più evoluti, costosi e promettenti, specialmente per quanto riguarda un utilizzo come piattaforma di test per recensori. Siamo lieti di presentarvi l’In Win X-Frame! E’ un modello interamente in alluminio, con una struttura configurabile in senso spaziale, ruotabile e persino con un piatto della scheda madre removibile. Oltre a questo, data l’eccezionalità del prodotto, non potevamo che fare test eccezionali, ed unici: abbiamo deciso di testarlo assieme al modello di dissipatore più interessante tra quelli recensiti fin d’ora, il Cooler Master TCP-800. Fin qui, nulla di eccezionale, allora di cosa stiamo parlando? Verificheremo l’orientamento spaziale del dissipatore, nelle diverse configurazioni dell’X-Frame! Dato che il banchetto può essere posizionato verticalmente, orizzontalmente (in maniera classica ed in maniera simil-silverstone) e nella configurazione BTX, sarà nostro interesse verificare il comportamento del TCP-800 in queste modalità; in molti portali online il modello precedente al TCP-800 è risultato essere inferiore alle aspettative e nel corso di questo articolo spiegheremo anche quali possono essere le ragioni di questo strano comportamento. Vi invitiamo a commentare ed a farci sapere cosa ne pensate, sia dell’articolo che del prodotto. Buona lettura!
Im Zuge des Aufbaus unseres Wasserkühler-Teststands, möchten wir euch heute das Phobya WaCoolT Benchtable vorstellen. Vielen sollte sicherlich bekannt sein, ist Phobya einer der wenigen Hersteller aus dem Wasserkühlungsbereich, der auch seit einige Zeit im das Gehäuse-Segment aktiv ist. Wir haben uns heute aber das WaCoolT Benchtable vorgenommen und werden es auf Herz und Nieren testen. Wie es sich in unseren Testbericht geschlagen hat, könnt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten nachlesen.
The Bitfenix Outlaw is a budget mid-tower case, coming with a unique feature: its motherboard tray is located against the right-side panel of the case, instead of against the left-side panel as it is usually. This way, you have to remove its right-side panel and not its left-side panel in order to open it. Costing only USD 50, let's see if it is a good option for users who are looking for a nice and yet inexpensive case.
Rosewill has had a renaissance of sorts in the case market. Trying to provide the right mix of features at the right price is always going to be a challenge – it’s a moving target. Lately though, Rosewill has been getting it right and some of their recent offerings have been very well received by enthusiasts. The Ranger-M Chassis seeks to earn its place among its peers and, at least on paper, it seems to have a shot. Our review today will examine the Rosewill Ranger-M MicroATX Dual Fan Mini Tower Computer which can be found at an extremely affordable price of $49.99
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