Sort by:
Title (
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
)
Sites currently sorted by: Date (New Links Listed First)
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
) Sites currently sorted by: Date (New Links Listed First)
Das Xigmatek Gigas PC-Gehäuse sieht nicht wie ein gängiger Midi-Tower aus, sondern vielmehr wie ein Subwoofer in einem hochwertigen Aluminiumgehäuse.
Dem anspruchsvollen Anwender damit selbst überlassen, ob der Xigmatek Gigas Gehäusewürfel aus gebürstetem Aluminium als HTPC Gehäuse im Wohnzimmer eingesetzt wird oder als schicker Gaming PC.
Denn das Gehäuse sieht nicht nur sehr ansprechend aus, sondern bietet reichlich Kühlung für High-End PC-Hardware.
Wir haben uns das Xigmatek Gigas Gehäuse angesehen und testen die Praxistauglichkeit auf den folgenden 5 Seiten.
Zudem kann man dieses schicke Aluminiumcase in unserem Hardware Forum bei der LT-Battle Verlosung gewinnen.
Xigmatek Gigas Aluminiumgehäuse Testbericht
Fractal Design is releasing a new version of its Define XL full-tower case, dubbed the Define XL R2, targeted to users who want to build a high-end yet quiet computer. The first version received our "Golden Award." Let's see what is new and if the revamped model also deserves our recommendation.
Test: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 Abseits der neuen Node-Serie entwickelt Fractal Design ältere Produkte weiter, um die jeweiligen Schwächen des Vorgängers auszumerzen. Kann sich das Arc Midi R2 im Test behaupten?
Today we are going to look at a budget-friendly case for those users who are looking to build a reasonably compact system with limited funds. Evo Labs is a budget-focused brand from UK based distributor Target Components, which aims to deliver customers more bang-for-buck than better known brands such as Thermaltake and Antec.
In der heutigen Zeit geht der Trend zu immer kleiner werdenden Komponenten. Der Hersteller Fractal Design, der bekannt ist für preiswerte aber hochwertige Gehäuse, passt sein Portfolio mit dem Node 304, dem Mini ITX bzw. DTX Format, an. Das Fractal Design Node 304 fällt in die Kategorie der Cube Gehäuse und soll demonstrieren, dass auch in ein kleines Gehäuse leistungsstarke (Gaming)-Hardware verbaut werden kann. Damit eine entsprechende Kühlleistung gewährleistet wird, kommt das Gehäuse mit drei vorab installieren Lüftern.
Small form factor systems have become increasingly popular over the past year. The main reason for this is the availability of Mini ITX motherboards that have some of the same features as full-sized ATX motherboards. Having a smaller system means it is easier to take with you to LAN parties, takes up less space on your desk, and is able to fit in your home theater setup. Today we are taking a look at a case that is perfect for building a small form factor system. The Fractal Design Node 304 has that familiar cube design that many SFF systems has, but inside you are able to fit a Mini ITX motherboard, up to six hard drives and a full sized ATX power supply. Read on as we take a look...
The average selling price on a PC case today in North America is right around $80, but today we are going well below that price point. The Cougar Spike micro-ATX chassis has an MSRP of $39.99, but it is available right now from Newegg for $24.99 shipped after a $5 rebate! For $24.99 you might be wondering what you get and to be honest, it's not half bad!
Fan controllers are all about functionality and style. The Fractal Design Adjust 108 fits the bill for both with six 35w channels and a solid brushed aluminum panel. The Adjust 108 fits into a single 5.25” drive bay and has long 600mm 4-pin/3-pin fan cables to reach any part of a normal full tower case without stretching them across the motherboard. Power is provided to the controller and fans through a single 4-pin Molex cable or 15-pin SATA power cable. Each channels fan speed is adjusted with one of the rubberized sliders on the front of the panel. LED’s are present below each slider that shifts from white (low) to blue (high) when the sliders are adjusted.
For those looking to build a mini-ITX system, maybe as a HTPC, server or just as a compact desktop Fractal Design recently released the Node 304. With support for standard PSUs, six hard drives and graphics cards up to 310mm in length this could make for a very flexible mini-ITX build...
The fourth incarnation of this NZXT chassis has hit the market. Have a look at what the Phantom 630 case offers this time around.
execution time : 0.152 sec