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If you are in the market for a new, high end aluminum chassis, then today’s review may very well just tickle the taste buds. Lian Li have a well earned reputation for producing some of the most exquisite designs on the market and today we are looking at their high end X2000 gaming case.
As far as being "no frills" and full of experiences, that holds true to the chassis as well. Don't let the no frills label I use scare you. Even in human form, you need to check waistbands and boots to be sure that you don't run into any surprises. The chassis we are about to look at also appears to be simple to give you that feeling of comfort as it sits on the table and stalks the competition, but behind its back, or under the door panels, there is plenty in store to aid you in an epic kill/death ratio, collecting dog tags, or in the quest for a golden gun!
In 2010 Thermaltake partnered with BMW to design a unique chassis for their 10 year anniversary, the result was the artful Level 10 case. The BMW designers came up with a free standing tower chassis that featured individual compartments for each of the computer components. Needless to say this case was big, expensive and looked amazing. The expensive part is what kept most users from buying this piece of history and which we believe lead the Thermaltake designers to create the case featured in this review.
Today is a pretty cool day at eTeknix HQ, as I get to take a look at my very first Phanteks chassis! The new Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV looks set to be another welcome addition to the enthusiast gaming chassis market, perfect for those who love to show off their build. Phanteks already have a great reputation thanks to their extreme performance air coolers, which are still proving popular amongst system builders, so I’m certainly eager to see what this chassis has to offer.
Nous vous avions proposé il y a quelques semaines un PCi Labs sur le boîtier Silencio 550 de Cooler Master. Il est aujourd'hui temps de passer aux choses sérieuses avec un test complet de ce modèle qui, comme son nom l'indique, se veut silencieux.
A little less than one year ago, Corsair decided to expand into the PC case market. Their first offering, the full-tower Obsidian 800D, carried a heavy price tag (USD 300) and didn't get our stamp of approval, even though it brought tons of features. Now Corsair is offering a brand new mid-tower case, the Graphite Series 600T, at a more affordable price, but carrying features usually found only on more expensive, full-tower models. Let's see if Corsair has finally hit bull's eye.
As you know we just got back from CES and almost everyone on staff has an iPhone. This gave us the perfect oppurtunity to test out the Maca Color iPhone 4 charging cases. These iPhone 4 cases not only provide protection for our iPhone’s, but also have a built in battery to keep our phones charged. We are going to take a look at 2 different cases the Maca Color 2200 and the Maca Color Air. The 2200 has a capacity of 2200mAh and the Air has a capacity of 1200mAh. Read on to see how these charging cases compare to other charging cases we have reviewed.
Many manufacturers follow a generic trend when releasing a new computer case, but Cooler Master have caused quite a stir with the recent release of their Storm trooper chassis. Kitguru Lite takes a look at the chassis that looks custom made for Darth Vaders next gaming rig. Is the force really with Cooler Master?
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