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Over the years In Win has always been able to create very attractive cases that we have really enjoyed. The thing about the cases is that they would always seem to be able to keep the price down. This is again the case with the GT1. A mid tower case that has great looks, support for long video cards, 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch hard drives, a hard drive dock and USB 3.0. All of those features come at a price of $64.99, which seems like a steal. Read on and see if it really is a steal of if this case turns out to be a disappointment.
In the eTeknix office today we have the latest entry to the Thermaltake Urban series, the Full Tower S71. We recently took a look at the fantastic mid-tower model "S31" and you can check out that review here. Yet as much as we liked the S31 we wanted more and we wanted something a little bigger, fortunately Thermaltake have answered our prayers and given us this monster of a chassis and I personally can't wait to see what it has to offer.
With a price tag of around £130 there is no doubt that this is targeted at the high end and enthusiast markets, your average consumer just don't normally spend that kind of money on a chassis and this price range is typically reserved for specialist builds that have a design and specification in mind, as well as a healthy sized budget to match as a full tower like this is more than capable of holding multiple graphics cards and high end components.
Thermaltake has a solid reputation to uphold and given that they're S31 was really well made I have no reason to suspect anything less of it's bigger brother the S71, so lets dive right into the good stuff and see just what Thermaltake have to offer with their latest premium chassis option.
The Rosewill Line Glow mid tower case is a steel case targeted at consumers looking for a basic chassis. The front of the Line Glow features a plastic bezel with three external 5.25” drive bays, one of which can be used as an external 3.5” drive bay. There are two 120mm blue LED fans pulling cool air into the front of the case. Additionally, there is a 120mm fan on top and 120mm on the rear exhausting warm air out. A second 120mm fan can be mounted into the top of the case. The front panel connectors include two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and audio jacks for convenience. Drive support is included for eight internal 3.5” drive, and a bracket is provided for one 3.5” bay to be used with 2.5” drives.
Das Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 PC-Gehäuse fällt nicht nur durch seine besondere Schlichtheit auf, sondern vor allem durch die großen Mesh Flächen auf der Oberseite und der Front, die für einen extrem hohen Airflow sorgen und dank Staubfilter sehr leicht gereinigt werden können.
Fractal Design liefert den Arc R2 Midi-Tower mit einem Acrylfenster, USB 3.0 Ports, drei leisen 140mm R2 Lüftern mit 3-stufiger Lüftersteuerung und das Gehäuse kann so umgebaut werden, daß ein Dual Radiator in dem Gehäuse Platz findet.
Der Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 Test wird zeigen, ob das Gehäuse in der Praxis überzeugen kann.
Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 PC-Gehäuse Testbericht
The Evolution chassis from Cougar carries a commendable design concept. Installing all the components into the chassis left us with plenty of room to move around internally, and the removable and tool less drive trays make installing any type of drive rather simple.
Neben den zahlreichen Towern und Mini-ITX-Gehäusen erreichte nun nach langer Zeit ein Micro-ATX-Case unsere Redaktion. Letzteres stammt vom Hersteller Chieftec und hört auf die Bezeichnung "LT-01B". So zählt das genannte Case zur Libra-Baureihe, von der wir bereits einen Ableger getestet haben. Was das kompakte Modell der durchaus soliden Serie für gerade einmal etwa 35 Euro bietet und ob sich darin ein performantes System realisieren lässt, zeigt dieser Test.
Continuing the expansion of its chassis range, Corsair has added a low-noise option to its Carbide series. Can the Corsair Carbide 330R quiet case prove that it can compete in a tough market?
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.
Earlier this year we went hands-on with the R4 from Fractal, a mid tower solution to the Define product line. We were quite pleased with the humble case, the simple Fractal facade silently housing a myriad of features. Our one complaint was the weight of the chassis, to which Fractal responded by sending us the R4’s big brother full tower, the XL R2. I'll be installing a full ATX building and, against better judgement, showing it off at our upcoming LAN party.Take a look with us, we could use an extra hand lifting.
Just over a week ago Aerocool announced their new line of Dead Silent Gaming Cubes and today we are taking a closer look. With support for air coolers up to 190 mm in height, GPU’s up to 320 mm in length and even radiators up to 240 mm in length it is clear Aerocool is targeting enthusiasts. The big question is, can Aerocool successfully challenge the Bitfenix Prodigy’s position in the small form factor arena?
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