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Taking a complete departure from the type of cases that TweakTown typically brings its readers, I had a server chassis delivered to my door. With my more basic needs around the house, I typically just use my main rig for any "server" type applications I need, but there are those around who have the need and desire to house a full out server system at their own home. Whether trying to initiate and host your own website, or even for those in the business world that custom build servers for work, you may be very interested to see what we are about to show. So grab yourself a beverage and settle in.
So once again Lian Li has changed up the computer case design while leaving the exterior of the case unchanged. Just when you think there isn’t much else you can do with a computer case, Lian Li comes in and WOW’s you once again. Check out why we feel the PC-90 should be on your watch list for a new case for its features and game changing design.
The BitFenix Comrade Case is available in white and black, it comes with one 120mm fan & two more can be added. Plenty of drives can be installed and it fits long video cards. Also, it's simple, but elegant design is impressive considering this is a budget case.
One thought springs to mind. Is this case too budget? It's for sale well under a hundred bucks, which might mean that there are too many cut corners, or maybe that instead of some kind of NASA-developed space quiet foam, they're using leftover packing materials. Maybe the steel's only for show, and the case is made out of plastic with a metal veneer (Cooler Master, I know you did this that one time, you cheeky channel partner, case, and cooling company). Well, no matter what, it's moot if it's sturdy, pretty, and above all, quiet.
Wer auf der Suche nach einem hochwertigen Aluminium-Gehäuse ist, wird kaum an Lian Li vorbei kommen. Die Gehäuse des taiwanischen Herstellers sind für ihre exzellente Verarbeitung und das schlichte und edle Design weltweit bekannt. Ob das Lian Li PC-A17 B diese Erwartungen erfüllen kann, erfahrt ihr in diesem Test.
Silverstone gehört mit zu den Top Gehäuse-Spezialisten wenn es um das Thema Aluminiumgehäuse geht. Mit dem FT02 hat Silverstone das schlichte elegante Design des Fortress FT01 mit dem Kühlkonzept des Silverstone Raven kombiniert, welches im Juni 2008 mit einem neuen Kühlkonzept aufwartete. Hier wurde gleich der ganze Innenraum um 90° gedreht, um sich den natürlichen physikalischen Effekt, dass warme Luft nach oben steigt, für die Gehäusekühlung zu nutze zu machen. Ob dieses Konzept aufgeht, werden wir auf den folgenden Seiten versuchen zu klären.
The PC-Q series from Lian Li have all been small in stature and along the lines improvements and new ideas are incorporated. What we are about to see does get most of its inspiration from the PC-Q11. The idea seems to have been to strip the PC-Q11 of the front I/O and external bays and leave a smooth undisturbed front panel in its place.
For the introduction of its fourth generation RAVEN case, SilverStone has opted to switch back to a more traditional layout with cooling fans moving air from front to rear and hardware located in its usual position within the chassis. Options are once again relegated to a single choice of color, which is fine as long as you like black. The right side panel is available with or without a window. New for the RV04 is a front panel door, the first to grace any RAVEN case yet. Can the fourth generation RAVEN carry on the well-respected name of its predecessors? Join us as we aim to find out.
It's been a while since we had a new Gigabyte Aivia peripheral to play with, not since the Aivia K8100 Keyboard at the start of this year and just over a year since our last Aivia mouse, the M8600. Both of them may have earned our eTeknix awards, but a lot can change in a year, with new technologies, innovations and ever changing demands of the modern gamer / pc user.
Auf der Computex 2010 in Taipei hatte man hinter verschlossenen Türen bereits die neueste Kreation vorgestellt, das NZXT Phantom, und mit Youtube-Videos vor der Präsentation kostengünstig die Werbetrommel gerührt. Das Phantom ist, wenn man einfach nur stur den Preis betrachtet, das bislang teuerste Gehäuse aus dem Haus NXZT. Ob das Geld der Spielergemeinde gut angelegt ist, wollen wir auf den folgenden Seiten zu klären versuchen
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