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Looking for a new Gamer Case? It could be the new AeroCool XPREDATOR X3 - Devil Red
Edition. It's an updated version of the older XPREDATOR Case. It supports longer graphic
cards and larger CPU coolers. And it has space for eight internal 3,5 inch disk drives,
water cooling and much much more.
Technic3D hat das AeroCool XPredator X3 Evil Black Edition Gehäuse im Test. Mit Platz für viele Lüfter, Hot-Swap und einer Lüftersteuerung wildert AeroCool im Gaming-Bereich. Ob das "X3"-Gehäuse auch im Test überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
The Ultimate Gaming Series of cases from Aerocool gets a new design. They delivered the Xpredator X3 Devil Red Edition to our labs for testing - let's take a close look.
In dem heutigem Review möchten wir ein Gehäuse von AeroCool vorstellen. Mit dem AeroCool XPredator X3 in der Evil Black Edition erweitert der Hersteller seine XPretator Serie in der "Performance Gaming System" - Reihe. Die Gehäuse von AeroCool fallen hauptsächlich durch das Design und die Farbgebung auf. Wir wollen in diesem Review zeigen, wie das Gehäuse aufgebaut ist, was es für Extras gibt und vor allem wie die Verarbeitungsqualität besticht.
We liked the Aerocool XPredator X3 chassis. It has a design that stands out from the crowd, without overdoing it. The shell-like vents on the top help the cooling, and look neat. It doesn't lack in features, the build quality and finish are good and the plastic is of decent quality. For this price point, the XPredator X3 provides everything you expect. The fan controllers are a nice extra, along with the external 2.5-inch dock.
Comme nous l'avons vu lors de nos précédents articles, Akasa est sur tous les fronts actuellement. En effet la marque a revu son image et se veut maintenant orientée pour les joueurs, notamment avec sa gamme Venom. Un pari qui est en train de portée ses fruits et qui donne plus de liberté à Akasa. La preuve en est avec ce nouveau boitier, le Blade, un modèle qui se veut accessible, et que nous allons tester ce jour.
Today we are going to have a look at their latest high performance case, the Freedom Xone. Unlike the Omega and the Infinity Zor cases that we recently reviewed and which Akasa classes as full size tower cases, the Freedom Xone is classed as a midi tower case even though its physical size is marginally smaller than the Omega’s.
For this review I will be looking at another product from one of Xtreme Computing’s long time friends, Akasa the product under review is the Freedom Xone midi pc chassis. As ever coming from Akasa I am expecting a quality product.
Not long ago we reviewed the Akasa Omega, a large high performance case designed to appeal mostly to hardware enthusiasts. While the Omega was a very good case, its simplistic appearance wouldn't really attract modders and gamers. Today we will have a look at a case from Akasa designed to appeal exactly to these groups of people, the Infiniti Zor. The Infiniti Zor is designed to be visually appealing but also to offer superior thermal performance for high-end gaming systems. We are going to examine its ergonomics, thermal performance and overall quality in this review.
More blue from the front also, all matching as the power and drive LED's are blue also. The whole thing is pretty quiet little more than a low hum coming from it and looking rather splendid with the blue lights and black with a splash of silver detailing on it.
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