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Corsair has established itself quite nicely into the market of high end cases with their Obsedian series. Immediately competing with brands, that have been manufacturing cases for ages. Due to the high quality build and included features the price level was pretty elevated. Though Corsair is back with a vengeance. Targeting the sub 100 euro market now with it's latest Carbide series cases. It's main rivals probably will be from Coolermaster with it's legendary CM690 series. Or the newer but also insane popular HAF and Storm cases. Again not an easy task for the Corsair development team to design a case that looks slick, yet build of high quality components and including top notch features. Biggest issue is to keep the price at an affordable level. Time to introduce you to the Carbide 400R.
Der Gehäusemarkt bietet inzwischen eine sehr differenzierte Auswahl an Herstellern. Viele dieser Firmen kommen ursprünglich aber aus anderen Bereichen oder sind dort vertreten und verkaufen so nicht nur Gehäuse, sondern beispielsweise auch Netzteile und Kühler. Letzere waren bisher das Fachgebiet von Scythe. Jetzt wagt sich der Hersteller aber mit dem ersten vollständig eigenen Gehäuse auf den Markt und präsentiert mit dem Ikazuti ein interessantes Gehäuse, das letzten Endes aber noch nicht an die Konkurrenz heranreichen kann.
Corsair's cases have long been considered to be some of the best, but at prices of $180+, many have had to sit out and hope for more modest offerings. With the Carbide series, those have arrived. The 400R mid-tower we're looking at here retails for just under $100, so let's see how it compares to Corsair's other offerings.
The Chaser MK-I sits on giant (Galaxy Size?) feet nearly 1.5 inch tall and about 4 inches long that swivel out. This not only stabilizes the chassis but helps improve airflow to the power supply even when sitting on carpet or other soft surfaces.
The external hard drive market has been long established and heavily saturated. In order to succeed a company must do something different or else risk falling into line with the hundreds of other virtually identical products. Does the HornetTek Defender have what it takes to stand out from the crowd?
Today we are going to look at the latest product in the HAF series, the 932 Advanced which is essentially an updated version of the original HAF 932 case that was released back in 2008. There are only a few minor tweaks here and there, though, which bring the old case into the modern era by adding features such as USB3.0 on the front panel.
Technic3D hat das Corsair Carbide 400R PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das Gehäuse soll mit einem niedrigen Preis den Gamer-Markt ansprechen, ohne auf zu viele Features verzichten zu müssen. Wie die Corsair Carbide Series 400R hierbei abschneidet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
Während der Bereich der Mini-ITX-Gehäuse lange Zeit vernachlässigt wurde und die Auswahl dementsprechend klein war, wächst auch dieser Bereich immer stärker. Gerade immer leistungsfähigere Komponenten sorgen dafür, dass die Nachfrage an solch kompakten Systemen hoch ist. Das in Deutschland ansässige Unternehmen Eolize bietet für diesen Einsatzzweck drei verschiedene Gehäuse an, welche allesamt für den Einsatz mit mehreren Festplatten geeignet sind. Aber nicht nur das, so besitzen die Gehäuse sogar Hot-Swap-Rahmen, die einen leichten Austausch der Festplatten ermöglichen. Während eines der Gehäuse sogar bis zu vier dieser Schächte besitzt, bietet das heute vorgestellte SVD-NC12-O2 zwei Hot-Swap-Rahmen. Was das Gehäuse noch zu bieten hat, zeigen wir euch auf den folgenden Seiten.
The new Cooler Master Storm Trooper is a case that is getting a lot of attention in recent weeks. It is a full tower chassis able to handle an array of hard drives, graphics cards and XL ATX motherboards. It also has full dust filter coverage, a fan controller, an external SSD drive hot-swap dock and two uniquely designed modular hard drive cages. The appearance is also something you won’t forget in a hurry.
The new P280 from Antec is a mid-tower case (or "super mid-tower," as the manufacturer calls it) with nine expansion slots, allowing you to install XL-ATX motherboards and four dual-slot video cards. It is part of the Antec Performance One series, which brings several features to reduce the noise produced by the PC. Let's take a good look at this new product and determine if you should buy it. click to enlargeFigure 1: Antec P280 case
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