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The Shinobi XL is the latest full-tower case from Bitfenix, featuring nine expansion slots and, therefore, supporting XL-ATX motherboards. It has the same basic look as the original Shinobi mid-tower case, with a rubber coating on its front and top panels. Let's see what the Shinobi XL brings to the table.
BitFenix have been producing computer cases now for a few years and are earning a reputation in the industry, mainly due to their approach of producing products that ‘grant the user the utmost control, strength and performance to complete their computing tasks’. Their product range is currently fairly specialised and is focused completely on chassis and chassis accessories.
Released last year by BitFenix, the Shinobi becoming an instant hit in the chassis market, and winning multiple awards in the process. Remakes are typically not as good as the originals, hence there was a sense of foreboding when BitFenix released the larger version of its mid-tower case; the Shinobi XL. Instead of a new design, the engineers at BitFenix boldly decided to expand on their most popular product yet. If the Shinobi review is anything to go by, then the XL has much of its work cut out..
Today we take a look at the latest offering from BitFenix, the Shinobi XL. BitFenix took their proven Shinobi case and upsized it accomodate the largest of hardware today. This case supports XL-ATX motherboards, long graphics cards and up to two 360mm radiators for water cooling enthusiasts. You also have four USB 3.0 ports and the all-new BitFenix SuperCharge port keep your peripherals and mobile devices ready. Join us as we see just how much hardware the Shinobi XL can hold.
The original Shinobi caused quite a stir when it hit the shelves, offering affordability, quality and clutter free looks. Available online for around £120 puts the Shinobi XL in direct competition with NZXTs Switch 810 and the mighty Fractal Design Define XL so competition in the price bracket is certainly tough, can the Shinobi XL compete?
BitFenix adds another stylish and featured-packed addition to its chassis line-up with the Shinobi XL full tower case.
Do you need to house an XL-ATX motherboard, up to nine expansion cards, five 5.25-inch drives and seven 3.5-inch drives? And would you like to do so in a case that isn't visible to astronauts on the ISS? Then Bitfenix claims to have the perfect solution for you with the Shinobi XL. OK, it's not that small, but still more subtle than many cases out there. As the name suggests, there is more to this case than meets the eye, not just a lot of space. Time to take a closer look.
Das frischgebackene Unternehmen BitFenix präsentierte 2010 mit dem Colossus einen Big-Tower, der auf Anhieb viele Preise abgeräumt und Käufer gefunden hat. Dies gelang durch interessante Features, einem guten Platzangebot und wurde abgerundet durch einen fairen Preis. Statt sich auf den Lorbeeren auszuruhen, arbeitete das Unternehmen tüchtig weiter, so entstand das neue Survivor. Dieses gibt es in der vollausgestatteten Variante und in einer abgespeckten Version namens "Core". Heute schauen wir uns das Survivor mit der Vollaustattung genauer an. Es soll besonders für LAN-Gänger interessant sein. Was sich hinter dem Gehäuse wirklich verbirgt und ob es für LAN-Gänger die erste Wahl ist, klären wir in diesem Test.
BitFenix are relatively new in the market but that's not a bad thing as it seems they offer up some of the latest and greatest designs whilst giving features and functions galore. The Survivor lives up to this and gives a very unique style whilst giving the latest USB 3.0 functionality, the ability to chop and change certain aspects of the case and keeping quality to its highest form.
The BitFenix Survivor is a nice-looking mid-tower case, with a rubber coating on its plastic parts which help avoid fingerprints, dubbed "SofTouch" by the manufacturer. The presence of a retractable handle makes it an interesting choice for gamers who go to LAN parties, but it will definitely please users who want a case with a sleek, professional look. Let's check it out.
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