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Schon die erste Version des SilverStone Fortress konnte durch Material und Design überzeugen, wir schauen uns mit dem FT02 Fortress 2 den Nachfolger genauer an. Bei diesem Gehäuse hat nun auch der spezielle, um 90° gedrehte Innenaufbau der Raven-Serie Einzug gehalten, von dem sich der Hersteller wie überlegene thermische Eigenschaften verspricht.
Although NZXT aren’t one of the biggest case vendors when compared to the likes of Antec and Cooler Master, they do have a large range of enclosures and have recently been busy revamping their product line with affordable, well designed cases. Their cases are mainly aimed at gamers and are popular due to being innovative and affordable. One of these is the NZXT Beta, which is a mid-tower case, manufactured from steel and has a few handy features such as a screw-less design and a black internal finish. Let’s find out if the Beta is the ideal budget gaming case…
Join us as we take a look at the Tempest-Evo, NZXT's latest revision of the award winning case. The Tempest EVO packs a lot of features but find out why we think its might not be the best bang for your buck.
In Win has just released an inexpensive mid-tower case, Griffin. Let’s see whether or not it is a good buy.
Mitte 2007 präsentierte Cooler Master das CM 690, ein Gehäuse, welches bis Ende 2009 zu einem der beliebtesten Gehäuse unter 100 Euro zählte. Durch reichhaltige Features, schier unbegrenzten Belüftungsmöglichkeiten gepaart mit einem guten Preis gewann das CM 690 die Gunst der Anwender. Mit dem CM 690 II Advanced versucht Cooler Master an den Vorgänger anzuknüpfen. Mit neuem Design, diversen Verbesserungen am Belüftungskonzept sowie der Wasserkühlungsfreundlichkeit bietet das Gehäuse eine gute Basis, um in die Fußstapfen seines Vorgängers zu treten. Ob es sich beim CM690 II nur um einen simplen Facelift handelt oder sich wirklich etwas getan hat, klären wir in diesem Test.
As I'm sure many people will tell you, frequently reviewing or benchmarking lots of different computer hardware can be a real pain in the butt. Sure, trying out new gear is usually fun and it's exciting to get our hands on leading edge technology, particularly before it's publicly available. But the physical act of constantly replacing components in our test machines can get a bit monotonous, especially when you spend so much time disassembling, then installing, only to disassemble it yet again. So over the years there have been a small number of manufacturers that make cases designed specifically for the reviewer or "bencher", such as the one we have for review today, the Banchetto 101 from Microcool.
In Win, as a high end case manufacturer, are the makers of some of the most uniquely visual designs on the market. Previous designs such as the Star Wars styled X-Fighter, stealth bomber-esque B2 and racing car inspired F430 have certainly caught the imagination offering a very different perspective to the full-ATX case.
Mit dem Define R2 bietet der Gehäusehersteller Fractal Design ein schlicht designtes Gehäuse an, dass vor allem für Silent-Enthusiasten interessant sein soll. Zu den Features gehören neben dem durchdachten Design auch eine hochwertige Gehäusedämmung sowie Vibrationsdämmende Festplatteneinschübe. Wie sich das leise Gehäuse in unserem Parcours schlägt wird dieser Test zeigen.
I received the Bruiser variation of this case. The standard version is the BiPolar which is all clear and black acrylic pieces. For an additional fee, there are seven other versions to choose from. With a name like Bruiser, the black and blue theme is most fitting. I say we get down to business and throw the Bruiser into the ring and see where this Black-Series Tower 21 contends against our previous samples.
Ironclad is the latest full-tower case from In Win, based on the award-winning Maelstrom and supporting nothing less than 10 fans!
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