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TechConnect Magazine (Free subscription) | yesterday
NZXT has just announced a new update for its Crafted series of PC cases, the Guardian 921 gaming-oriented mid-tower enclosure. Based on the apparently successful Guardian case, the 921 is built out of 0.88mm and 1.00mm steel, has a black coasting and a mix of curves and straight lines that should be appreciated at LAN parties. Featuring a clear side panel for extra inner bling, the Guardian 921 has...
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Engadget (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Desktops Here's the thing about PC cases -- they spend a good bit of time showing off how fantastic the outside of component-filled boxes can look, but generally speaking, the innards are completely overlooked. Digital Cowboy is out to dramatically reverse the trend with its Acrylic Cowboy cases, which -- by and large -- place your hardware on the outside of the case. We can't exactly...
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Today's Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — GMC launched its multi-media PC case ‘EBONY’ in Korea market, which combines an existing ATX case with a HTPC case. Equipped with a 9-in-1 multi-card reader and display to show the state, the EBONY supports a remote controller and software for HTPC functions. Suggested price is around 240,000(KRW). From [...]
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übergizmo (Free subscription) | yesterday
Digital Cowboy from Japan has unleashed its Acrylic Cowboy computer case range that does away with exterior case walls, which is a two-edged sword IMHO. It leaves your computer innards open to all sorts of mishaps (and a whole lot of dust attack) but will definitely run much cooler compared to a traditional PC case. There are various styles to choose from, ranging from the minimal orange platform...
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Madshrimps Forum Madness (Free subscription) | yesterday
Today we will have a look to the cheapest case by Gigabyte. The GZ-X5 that interests us, a PC Case which is available below 40 , and which normally provides all the good things from Gigabyte. Is that case good for a low end PC ? response in this review. Image: http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/3402/00251bd849gy3.jpg Image: http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/5881/00151bed29qk7.jpg http://66.196.80.202/babelfish/translate_url_content'.intl=us&lp=fr_en&trurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cowcotland.com%2Farticles%2F309%2Fboitier-gigabyte-gz-x5.html...
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SlashGear (Free subscription) | yesterday
I’ve always thought of a person’s PC case as something of form of self-expression. Often you can find a bit out about the person, and the PC simply by looking at their case. If a person isn’t big into gaming or performance, they will generally have a stock case, or a plain ATX chassis. PC gamers will generally go for a case with plenty of cooling, and a specific look that suits them. The new Guardian...
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Shivaranjan's Blog (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
There may be occasions when the Hard disk drive activity LED present in the computer case may blow out. Then it becomes very difficult to know if your hard disk drive is active or not active. HardDriveIndicator is a freeware application that will come to your rescue this scenario. Just download this small utility and [...]
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TechConnect Magazine (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
Lian-Li has now announced yet another PC chassis that is marketed under the Lancool brand. Officially named K12, the fresh mid-tower case measures 210 (W) x 450 (H) x 526 (D) mm, is made out of aluminum and has a steel inner core. Designed for the LAN power user, the K12 painted black and offers up to nine 5.25-inch bays, a modular, anti-vibration HDD cage which supports up to 3.5-inch drives and a...
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Madshrimps Forum Madness (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
Not everyone has the need or desire for a full tower chassis, so Thermaltake took many of the features of the popular Armor case and compressed it all into a very pleasing mid-tower offering. The Armor MX has a lot in common with its big brother including a massive intake fan on the side panel for cooling, ample room for hardware, and solid construction. http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/thermaltake_armor_mx_computer_case_review/...
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übergizmo (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
Shuttle concentrates on Intel-based systems this time round with its SX48P2 Deluxe chassis which was specially built for gamers. It also holds the distinction of being the first chassis from Shuttle that is able to support DDR3 memory. This bodes well for those who want to come up with high performance systems, as it offers more memory headroom (up to 8GB if you're rocking to a 64-bit operating system)...
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Incremental Blogger (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
Last week Lora posted over at WhatIsNew a list of school case studies on Tablet PCs and touch. Wow. Things have sure progressed in the education space. Sometimes I feel like there’s not much going on and then I read this. I’ll say it again: Tablets make sense in education.
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SlipperyBrick (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
I know for a fact that several nerds just crapped themselves looking at the picture above. This monstrosity is a PC Case Mod designed around the Matrix Regenerator. Some specs: Pentium 4 3.2, MSI 875P Neo Mainboard, a Solarism 17″ LCD Monitor LM1730, 1 GB Corsair CMX512 3200LL, Crucial Radeon 9800 Pro 256, and more. [...]
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i4U (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
You might not think much about the Pc case you buy when you are building your system, but you should. A poorly built chassis can cause lots of headaches while building your system and if the case is designed poorly overheating can be an issue too. Lanco...
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Madshrimps Forum Madness (Free subscription) | 07/18/2008
Manufacturers are working hard to make these new PC cases look like traditional Home Theater equipment. The cases are built with anodized aluminum, come with authentic HT feet, and are adorned with volume knobs, media controls, stealthed DVD bays, and display readouts. One of the latest (and coolest) display readouts is a large LCD touchscreen that allows the user to operate the PC completely without...
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The UberReview (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
It’s not very often that you see steampunk PC casemods built. For some reason, the vast majority of steampunk computer creations we see are Mac based. This big lump of brass, copper, clockwork and water cooling is a very nice change. [The Steampunk Workshop] Related posts All-In-One Victorian PC From Steampunk Jake Von Slatt (2) What to do [...]
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das capitolin | 05/20/2008
Lian Li is known for well made products when it comes to stylish computer cases and functional chassis. They have been on the market for seven years now and Benchmark Reviews has been pleased to have the opportunity to review several of their items. This time we will be taking a look at the Lian Li PC-A09B Classical Series Mid-Tower Case to see if it stacks up to the others. Read more...
