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Antec's Skeleton case is a real work of art that also brings top-notch cooling and innovative design elements to the table. The open design and sliding component tray makes installation relatively easy, and hardware changes can be achieved quickly and with minimal bother.
When it comes down to looking for a high end case with ample cooling and expansion options, the SilverStone RAVEN RV02-E is one route to definitely consider. The case looks seemingly simple from the outside but it’s a work of art inside and out. The 90° rotated motherboard with three 180mm Air Penetrator brings cooling performance I’ve never seen in a case before.
When buying a case enthusiasts must balance between cost, aesthetics, and build quality. Normally you can only have two of these three things but on rare occasions companies produce a case that has all three properties in one case. NZXT has given enthusiast one of these rare cases with the NZXT Source 210 Elite which at $50 combines all three of these traits into one case. Benchmark Reviews will see if the Source 210 Elite is really the holy grail of mainstream cases or will this perfect looking case fall apart when scrutinized?
Today we have something a little special in the eTeknix office, the brand new Phantom 630 ultra tower from NZXT. Many of you will already be fully award of the existence of this premium grade chassis, especially since it was launched at CES earlier this month and anyone who was following our coverage of the show will have seen some fantastic pictures of this chassis already. NZXT have already gone on to great things with their Phantom and Switch range, their unique style and unrelenting pursuit for chassis performance has caught the eyes of many system builders, enthusiasts and gamers.
Not having reviewed a SilverStone case in the past, I was nevertheless aware of their reputation for quality and performance. Therefore, I had high expectations when the Fortress arrived here in the Tweaknews lab. To say that I was impressed with this chassis would be a bit of an understatement. With top-of-the-line cooling performance, a rich and innovative feature set, great looks and a roomy and convenient interior, this is easily one of the best chassis' I've had the pleasure to review.
On a day just like today 10 months ago we launched this entirely new project and since in such a short time we've managed to make gigantic steps i just wanted to thank all of you our readers for your continuous support. Getting back to today’s review some of you may recall that one of the many manufacturers that made their debut in this year’s CES the Xi3 Corporation predicted the end of desktop computing when they unveiled their HTPC sized Z3RO Pro Computer system. Now i do hope that in the future technology will make it possible for us to own tiny systems with tremendous potential able to play the most demanding of games and thus remove the need for large tower based systems but until that day comes i will always choose a full tower over a midi/mini PC Case because quite honestly i like having the extra space not only to fit the largest possible hardware components but mainly to do that with extreme ease. So today we will be taking a look at such a tower and more specifically the latest addition to Antec's performance one line the Super Mid Tower P280.
Das im Jahre 2000 gegründete, niederländische Unternehmen Nexus Technology ist auf Silent Produkte spezialisiert und hat seit ein paar Jahren seine Prominent-Gehäuseserie auf dem Markt. Ab Werk montierte Dämmmatten, leise Lüfter sowie hochwertige Qualität – vielversprechend, nicht? Wir haben uns den Prominent 5 näher angeschaut und überprüft, ob er wirklich alles erfüllt, was er verspricht.
Today HardwareHeaven are going to look at the VentMax gaming chassis which is designed to suit the needs of demanding customers. It differentiates itself from other budget chassis as it has a number of features which are usually reserved for more expensive cases.
Antec hat mit dem ISK 100 und ISK 300-150 zwei verschiedene Definitionen eines ITX-Gehäuses vorgestellt. Ersteres ist sozusagen puristisch angehaucht, nur das Nötigste hat Platz gefunden und das sind ein Mainboard und zwei Festplatten. Optisches Laufwerk: Fehlanzeige. Das ISK 300 hingegen kommt mit seinem Konzept sehr viel erwachsener daher. Was für eine Figur beide in einem Test abgeben, wollen wir heute klären und wünschen allen Lesern viel Spaß auf den folgenden Seiten.
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