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For people on a very tight budget the Merc Alpha midi tower PC Case by BitFenix may not just be the ideal gift to make to themselves in light of the upcoming holiday season but also the ideal gift for people really close to them.
Günstige Midi-Tower erfreuen sich bei vielen Anwendern großer Beliebtheit, das hat sich auch BitFenix gedacht und bringt mit dem Merc ein entsprechendes Gehäuse auf den umkämpften Markt. Was genau man von dem Neuling so erwarten kann und an welchen Stellen der Rotstift angesetzt wurde, werden wir in unserem gewohnt umfangreichen Test herausfinden.
BitFenix est parvenu à s'imposer dans nos cœurs assez rapidement, grâce à des productions qui valaient le détour, de par leur Design ou leur Conception. Aujourd'hui, la marque s'intéresse à l'entrée de gamme avec son tout nouveau Outlaw, mais forcément, BitFenix a décidé de prendre tout le monde à contrepied avec un modèle Reverse ATX. A découvrir maintenant.
Outlaw, heißt zwar soviel wie Bandit oder Geachteter. Als geächtet wollen wir das Gehäuse aber nicht bezeichnen. In Bezug auf das Innere ist das Outlaw eher was Besonderes, denn um die Hardware einzubauen wird hier nicht das linke Seitenteil, sondern das rechte entfernt. Diesen Aufbau hat man in letzter Zeit nur bei Gehäusen im oberen Preissegment und findet man recht selten. Dabei kostet das Outlaw von BitFenix bei Caseking gerade mal 39,90 Euro (10/2011). Was das Outlaw von BitFenix noch alles zu bieten hat, erfahrt ihr in unserem Bericht. Viel Spaß beim Lesen...
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.
BitFenix are a relatively new company as far as case manufacturers go. They exploded onto the market back in 2010 with their revolutionary Colossuswhich helped catalyse a significant design change for many future cases. The enthusiast and gamer market saw full-tower cases become more appealing by offering the external eye-candy they had previously lacked. Innovation is universally welcomed. With this fact in mind, BitFenix have designed the unique case we will be reviewing today, the Outlaw.
To date, from BitFenix I have seen some really unusual designs such as the Survivor and Colossus, but in more recent times they have moved to more widely acceptable aesthetics and design layouts. Of the last pair of chassis designs, both are more of the usual suspect when it comes to mid tower cases, yet still have things that make them stand out when scrolling through what seems like an endless list of chassis purchase options.
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