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Mit der Obsidian-Serie startete Corsair 2009 den Einstieg in den Gehäusemarkt. Das erste Modell war ein Big-Tower Gehäuse, das Obsidian 800D, kurze Zeit später folgte ein weiterer Big-Tower, das 700D. Und auch wenn es mittlerweile mit dem 350D einen Mini-Tower innerhalb der Obsidian-Serie gibt, so verbindet man doch immer noch große voluminöse Gehäuse mit ihr. Den Höhepunkt erreichte die Serie bislang mit dem 900D. Für unseren heutigen Test haben wir uns den neuesten Spross der Obsidian Serie angesehen: Das 750D
Fractal Design has made themselves a reputation for quality and attractive chassis that can serve as capable as a gaming system just as it would in your living room as your home theater PC (HTPC). With the Node 304 White enclosure, Fractal Design is offering a small form factor chassis with a lot of storage flexibility and still the ability to have a full size video card, all for under $90. The challenge with the living room is the acoustics play as critical a role as the aesthetics, so that will all be considered as we evaluate the Node 304.
Oggi vi presentiamo la recensione del nuovo modello in casa BitFenix, il “Ronin”. Appartiene alla tipologia Mid-Tower con schema di progettazione ATX, quindi classico, però nonostante questo presenta una particolarità degna di nota, finiture di elevata qualità ed anche una buona predisposizione interna. Scopriamolo insieme, buona lettura.
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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!
Technic3D hat das Corsair Obsidian 750D Gehäuse im Test. Etwas kleiner als das 900D Gehäuse, jedoch preiswerter und immer noch ein Big-Tower. Ob das 750D auch im Test überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Mit dem Obsidian 750D gibt es erneut Zuwachs in der High-End-Gehäusebaureihe von Corsair. Die Intention hinter dem neuen Modell ist mehr als klar: Geschlossen werden soll die Lücke zwischen dem Ultra-Tower 900D sowie dem ATX-Derivat in Form des Obsidian 650D. Im Rahmen der Veröffentlichung der Neuheit konnten wir ein entsprechendes Muster als eines der ersten Magazine auf unseren Prüfstand schicken. Ob die Korsaren mit dem neuesten Modell ganze Arbeit leisten, klären wir im Test!
In the eTeknix office this week we have something a little different, ok a lot different! We have the super rare, expensive and exclusive In Win Tou PC chassis and we feel very lucky indeed.
The In Win Tou is part of the premium range that In Win have been building, this means it sits alongside unique products such as the H-Frame and the D-Frame, both of which are pretty insane in their own right, but it looks like In Win are pushing the boundaries of what we think of as a PC chassis even further than before.
"tòu in Chinese means transparent. The design concept comes from glass building, we use 3mm tempered glass together with aluminium structure. With special glass coating if you switch on the LED you can see the components inside. When the internal lights are off, the chassis is pretty much just a mirror." - In Win
The Tou, which I'm told is pronounced "toe or tow", is made from glass and lots of it! Set upon an aluminium frame and at first glance it resembles more of a display case than a pc case. The concept behind the Tou is based around modern architecture, much like we see on fancy glass faced office blocks and as you can see from their concept design are work there are some unique inspirations that you don't really see in PC chassis designs... until now at least.
Corsair is well-known for consistently releasing high quality hardware and today we are taking a closer look at their latest case, the Corsair Obsidian 750D. With support for double 280mm radiators and a single 360mm radiator, up to 10 storage drives and a large side panel window it is clear Corsair are targeting enthusiast builders with this full tower case. The question is, can the Obsidian 750D convince the ever critical enthusiasts to pull our their wallets?
Today we have something very special in the office, while in many ways it is just another PC case I like to think that any part of the Corsair Obsidian series is somewhat of a special occasion. Obsidian has become a byword for high quality and some of the slickest and coolest styling in the PC market and it's certainly one of Corsairs strongest product ranges, with system builders and modders around the world buzzing on forums each time a new Obsidian chassis is approaching its retail release.
The Obsidian 750D is on the high-end of the price scale, with an RRP of around £135 ($200 USD) it is clearly the plaything of the enthusiast, yet it is still far from the most expensive in the Corsair range. At this time of writing there are two chassis above the 750D, the ultra-tower 900D that costs $349, and the 800D which costs $299. Obviously they're all very expensive, rare, premium and no doubt many other things, but that means one thing, either people are crazy enough to pay high amounts for a regular chassis, or this is no regular chassis.
When your spending this kind of money on a chassis you expect high quality and performance and that is just two of the things I will be looking for today. Design is one thing, but this chassis wants to be more than just any old case to justify its price tag and it will be fun to see just what Corsair have to offer to the market given its price and many of its specifications are in line with the equally popular NZXT Phantom 820. So let's get right to it and see just what this beast has to offer.
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