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We've reviewed two Moneual HTPC cases previously here at OCIA.net, the MonCaso 972 and 932, and found them to be very stylish and extremely rich on features. With touch screen LCD, front panel knobs and remote control, these enclosures look more like traditional home theater components rather than cases for computer parts. But with all that gadgetry comes a price, to the tune of around $500 or so, which may be out of range for many potential HTPC builders. To that end Moneual introduces a new line of micro-ATX HTPC cases, the MonCaso 600 series.
With the Gladiator 600 chassis, Cooler Master has a very nice addition to their mid range, mid tower product line. They've managed to incorporate a great looking exterior with good cooling and a functional interior for a cost of around $70 US. Getting a case to market with these features at this pricepoint is no mean feat, and involves some compromises, but I like what Cooler Master chose to compromise on to cut costs with this chassis.
Last month NZXT launched a new case called the Hades and it’s one that is aimed at the PC enthusiast with several features that one might appreciate. Among those features you’ll find wire management built-in, temperature sensors, fan speed controls and even a rack for your SSD drives. The Hades looks nice but once I got started installing my system in it I ran into a few problems that detract from my overall view of this case. So read on to learn more about the NZXT Hades…
We always have a special pleasure reviewing power supplies from brands we've never reviewed before, and therefore we were very excited to see what the South Korean 3R System was producing. Is their 450 W power supply a good product? Let's see.
More than a year ago we took a close look at the original NZXT Tempest and gave it our OCIA.net Seal of Approval. Among the list of laudations were its good looks, roomy interior, massive amount of airflow yet quiet operation and reasonable price. Externally the Tempest EVO doesn't look much different, it shares the same appearance, dimensions and weight as the Tempest. It also offers the same number of drive bays, cooling fans and expansion slots. So what, if anything, did NZXT actually do to the Tempest to warrant giving it a suffix?
For this review I will be looking at a new product from a very well-known and respected pc hardware manufacturer. That manufacturer is Chieftec and the product under review is the first mini itx case made by Chieftec, the Chieftec BT-02B.
The other day I took a look at the NZT Hades PC case and I didn’t quite like it too much, but today I’ve got a case that’s the opposite, it’s one that I truly like. Today for review I have the NZXT Tempest Evo and it’s a very nice case with a lot of great features that makes it a great choice for anyone looking for a new home for their system.
Bei diesem Editionscase der Firma Cooler Master ist Black Name und Motto zugleich. Und dieses Schwarz schaut sich innen wie außen sehr schön an. Spiegelnde Elemente wechseln sich mit gebürstetem Aluminium ab, der Unterschied zwischen Stahl, Alu und Kunststoff ist auf Anhieb nicht zu erkennen. Was sich hinter dieser äußeren Hülle versteckt und wie es sich damit umgehen lässt, könnt ihr in diesem Review lesen.
Silverstone entwickelte sich in den letzten Jahren zu einem Hersteller, der weltweit mit Computergehäusen, Netzteilen und Zubehör vertreten ist. Ausschließlich für den Betrieb mit einem Micro-ATX Mainboard vorgesehen, sorgt das SSG04B-FH mit einem praktischen Tragegriff für maximale Mobilität. Wir werden in unserem heutigen Test Stärken und Schwächen aufdecken.
NZXT has just released a new mid-tower case, Hades, featuring a three-channel digital thermometer and lots of fans. Let's see if this product is a good buy.
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