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Thermaltake is constantly revamping their case line to provide users options. The original Chaser MK-I full tower was popular among enthusiasts; Thermaltake’s response was evident at CES 2013 when they expanded the Chaser line. Continuing with the style of the MK-I, they have released the A31, A41 and now the A71 Chaser cases.
APH Networks reviews the Cooler Master Cosmos II case. Is it as intense as its price suggests?
Technic3D hat das MS-Tech Hornet PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das Gehäuse soll mit einem niedrigen Preis den Gamer-Markt ansprechen. Wie das "Hornet" hierbei abschneidet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
When I mention the Cooler Master Silencio 550, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the movie "Mulholland Drive". In the film, there is an eerie theater by the name of Club Silencio. Actually, that is about all I can tell you, because as someone who is in Electrical Engineering, I have actually never seen the movie in question -- for one thing, we all know engineers never ever go outside, do not stray more than three feet away from our computers, and has never met a girl before -- so hitting the cinema is unsurprisingly out of the question. (Actually, it was probably because I was eleven years old when it was released.) With that in mind, I got some bad news for you. If you are into eerie theaters and whatnot, then the Silencio 550 is going to be pretty disappointing. On the other hand, for the rest of you out there, I don't think Cooler Master actually intended to allude to the psychological thriller, but rather a modified version of the word, "silence". In that case -- no pun intended -- whether you are into quiet computing or an avid fridge enthusiast, the Cooler Master Silencio 550 wants you to take it seriously as a new contender in the rising market silent PC chassis. Following the footsteps of runaway successes like Antec's Performance One series and Fractal Design Define line of cases, is the new kid on the block cutting into the pie everyone is after? After a month of testing, we have all the answers for you today.
Cooler Master delivers the Stryker from its Storm Series of chassis designs. Come see what is new in full-tower cases.
Technic3D hat das Corsair Obsidian 650D Gehäuse im Test. Corsair möchte bei diesem Modell möglichst viele Features und Details unterbringen. Ob die Obsidian Gehäuse-Serie weiterhin auf Erfolgskurs bleibt, steht im nachfolgendem Testbericht."
Zalman is no stranger to what PC enthusiasts want in a product. The Z9 Plus computer case aims to please with attractive features at an attractive price. Zalman has included such features as a 2 channel fan controller and temperature display built into the 4 USB front I/O panel. The Z9 Plus supports up to 7 system fans, as well as up to 290mm video cards for your convenience. Will this newest Mid-Tower ATX Case, the Z9 Plus live up to the Zalman name of performance and quality? Benchmark Reviews is pleased to have one of the first looks at this new chassis.
From a recent poll regarding external storage, it is clear that a significant number of respondents are making use of external storage options using interfaces such as USB and eSATA. One of the drawbacks of USB 2.0 is its lack of speed, while eSATA is not nearly as pervasive as USB. With USB 3.0 found in more motherboards, chassis (Fractal Design Define Mini, SilverStone TJ08-E), and expansion cards (SilverStone EC01), it seems like a perfect time to take a look at SilverStone’s new USB 3.0 3.5” external drive enclosure, the TS07.
The Corsair Carbide Series Air 540 is a mid-tower case which is designed to provide maximum airflow across your mainboard components. The Air 540's dimensions are 415mm x 332mm x 458mm which actually make the case cube shaped. The Corsair Air 540's two compartments are separated by a motherboard tray. The left side which is used to house all the components that attach to your motherboard as well as three pre-installed 140mm fans (two for intake and one for exhaust) and two Hot Swappable bottom mounted 3.5/2.5"HDD/SSD caddies. The right side behind the motherboard tray has plenty of room for cable management it will also accommodate up to a 200mm Power Supply has a removable 4 bay SSD tray and will hold up to 2 5.25" drives. This is not where the versatility ends by removing the front 140mm fans the Carbide Series Air 540 can hold up to a 360mm radiator as well as a 240mm radiator at the top. The Air 540 is constructed of steel and plastic and much to our surprise it was not very heavy even with a full build.
A new company to us here at TweakTown is ID Cooling, and today Chad takes a close look at its 60-SFX mini gaming case. Should you buy it? Read on.
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