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    Review: In Win D-Frame Mini

    Not Your Average Chassis

    It's not hard to find a decent chassis these days - the market is as competitive as ever, and there are multiple brands serving up an array of enclosures designed to service almost every need. But what if you want something more? What if you want a chassis that's completely different to the norm and will ensure heads get turned when you next arrive at a LAN party?
    If that sounds like you, then consider turning your attention to In Win, who over the years has developed a penchant for eye-catching designs with its X-Frame, H-Frame and D-Frame solutions. All three were fabulous to look at, but herein lies a problem: if you're building a PC that's designed to be shown off, it surely needs to small and portable enough to travel by your side.

    It's a first-world dilemma, for certain, but the Taiwanese outfit reckons to have cracked it with the D-Frame Mini. Like its predecessor, this open-air chassis is about as unusual as they come, and rather than conform to typical chassis requirements - you know, minimise dust, channel airflow and reduce noise - its primary ambition is to look cool.
    And sure, the D-Frame Mini won't be everyone's cup of tea, but can you honestly say you aren't just a wee bit curious? Neither could we, so we've decided to take a closer look. Let's start with the elephant in the room: In Win's D-Frame Mini costs £250, and whichever way you look at it, that's a chunk of money for a Mini-ITX chassis.
    We're talking a very niche audience, there's no doubt about that, but if you're willing to splurge you'll appreciate the fact that the D-Frame Mini is available in a choice of colours: glossy orange; glossy red; or matte black. The latter is the most stylish, we feel, but for reasons we can't quite put our finger on (HEXUS colours - ed), we're naturally taken by the orange with blue highlights.
    Measuring 405mm x 230mm x 501mm in size and tipping the scales at 5.3kg, the D-Frame Mini is both larger and heavier than we'd anticipated. It's smaller than a mid- or full-tower chassis, of course, but it isn't quite as diminutive as other Mini ITX solutions.
    Portability however is good, thanks primarily to a textured carry handle at the top that makes it easy to get the chassis from A to B. Build quality, too, is impressive, with In Win using aluminium tubes that are neatly welded together, along with an aluminium motherboard tray and tinted, tempered glass for the floating side panels. A total of 16 rubber standoffs line the perimeter, helping protect the tubing from scratches and allowing the chassis to be oriented in just about any direction.
    One surprising element of the D-Frame Mini is that it arrives as a pre-assembled unit ready to accept your components. Most users will probably consider that to be a good thing, but we're not so sure - we quite liked the fact that the original D-Frame was delivered in pieces, as putting it together was half the fun. Perhaps we're just strange in that sense.
    In contrast, the Mini is ready to go from the moment its unboxed. Unfastening four thumb screws reveals access to the internal cavern, where you'll find a 90-degree-rotated layout. Looking into the chassis from the side, a dedicated power-supply bay is located to the left, mounting points for a Mini-ITX motherboard are in the middle, and three 2.5/3.5in drive bays are on the right.
    It's a minimalist arrangement, with no support for 5.25in optical drives and no bundled fans, but the quality of what is included is reassuring. The aluminium used for the motherboard panel and drive trays is suitably thick, and though there's plenty of metal involved, there are no overly sharp edges.
    Toda a review:
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    AeroCool Announces DS-200 Window Red Edition

    AeroCool concluded its Summer-2015 case launch cycle, which included the Cyclops Advance Black and GT-RS, with the new DS-200 Window Red. A variant of the company's DS-200 chassis, the Red Window features a matte red applique on the front, which flows to the top, with side grooves for the front fan intakes, and top exhaust. It features a rectangular tinted-acrylic side window, and the feature-set of the original DS-200, with a design focus on low-noise.
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    AeroCool Also Announces the Unique GT-RS Chassis

    In addition to the Cyclops Advance Black, AeroCool announced availability of two other cases this week, beginning with the GT-RS. It may come across as a cube-shaped micro-ATX or even a mini-ITX case, but is actually a cleverly designed ATX compact tower. Measuring 236 mm x 353 mm x 320 mm (WxDxH), the case seats a standard ATX motherboard upside down (BTX-style), but uses its width to accommodate PSU and drive bays along the plane of the motherboard. There's still room for standard-height graphics cards.

    The case is split vertically in the middle, with its left-side compartment holding the drive bays: one each of exposed 5.25-inch and 3.5-inch; two discrete 3.5-inch, and 2.5-inch, each. There's room for CPU coolers as tall as 121 mm, and graphics cards as long as 300 mm. Ventilation includes two 120 mm front intakes, a red LED-lit 120 mm fan is included, and which can hold on to a 240 x 120 mm radiator; a 120 mm bottom intake, a 120 mm top exhaust, and an 80 mm rear exhaust. Front panel connectivity includes two USB 3.0 ports (standard header), two USB 2.0/1.1 ports (standard header), and HDA audio jacks. Expect a sub-$100 pricing.
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    http://www.techpowerup.com/212328/ae...s-chassis.html
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    AeroCool Announces the Cyclops Advance Black Chassis

    AeroCool announced three new cases this week, beginning with the Cyclops Advance Black. This ATX mid-tower measures 199 mm x 471 mm x 456 mm (WxDxH), and is made of SECC steel and matte-black ABS plastic, with a tinted acrylic side-panel window. The case offers roomy, all-black interiors, with a motherboard tray that has cutouts at all the right spots, and clearance for CPU coolers as tall as 155 mm, and add-on cards as long as 390 mm.

    The Cyclops Advance Black from AeroCool offers two 5.25-inch drive bays, a 5.25-inch to 3.5-inch adapter; three 3.5-inch internal drive bays, and two stack-over 2.5-inch drive bays. Ventilation includes a 120 mm front intake, with a red LED-lit spinner being included; and a rear 120 mm exhaust (fan included). There are no side or top vents, which could either be a boon for those who don't need them, or a bane for those with liquid cooling setups. Front panel connectivity includes two USB 3.0 ports (standard header), and HDA audio jacks. Expect a sub-$50 price.
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    http://www.techpowerup.com/212327/ae...k-chassis.html
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    Silverstone shows three new chassis and answers KitGuru’s questions

    Ahead of Computex 2015 in Taipei, KitGuru was given exclusive access to Silverstone’ Technology’s headquarters. Centre stage was a series of new case models, which have an interesting common ancestry. Silverstone’s Technical Marketing guru, Tony Ou, was on hand to explain what makes this new line-up of micro-ATX cases special.
    Almost immediately, an interesting question came up during our meeting with Tony: With a case manufacturer, who designs the underlying framework? The question is interesting, because it forces a separation in thinking between the frame and the final, completed model, with branded bezel, that goes on sale to the public.
    “We work with factories that have their own highly skilled R&D teams”, explained Tony Ou in a conversation with KitGuru’s Andrzej. “While the final look, feel and configuration is always ours, around half the time the actual framework will come from the factory’s R&D team”.
    One platform, three PC cases Silverstone’s new family of micro-ATX PC cases consists of three models, which are very different and are designed for different types of computers, but which share the same platform.
    “What makes the final variations possible, was a huge effort from our design team on the underlying chassis framework before we went anywhere near the factory,” said the expert. “We had a new level of flexibility in mind before we started – and we’ve worked hard to see that innovation through to the final models.”

    One of the chassis is designed for maximum noise suppression, another is aimed at customers with extreme storage requirements and the third one is made specifically for enthusiasts, who prefer small form-factor micro-ATX platforms.
    “The usage scenarios we had in mind were noise suppression, extreme storage and something for the serious micro ATX enthusiast”, said Tony.
    Silverstone TJ08-Pro: World’s first micro-ATX case with USB type-C connector
    Personal computers in general are getting smaller. There are a lot of people who prefer compact systems nowadays. By contrast, full-tower PCs are getting less popular. But while end-users want smaller computers, they are generally not willing to sacrifice performance for dimensions. As a result, modern PC cases should be architected to handle power-hungry and overclocked components. This is exactly what the Silverstone TJ08 Pro is.
    “The TJ08-Pro is aimed at the enthusiast market, with the best air flow ever for a micro ATX chassis,” said Mr. Ou. “We tweaked every part of the design to ensure optimal airflow for the CPU and GPU as well as creating the best possible overall ambient temperatures inside.”

    Maximum cooling efficiency in a compact form-factor seems like an impressively bold claim, but this is something that will need to be put to the test independently.
    Yet another impressive feature of the TJ08-Pro are two USB 3.1 type-C reversible ports on the front panel. The new case from Silverstone will be one of the first cases with USB type-C receptacles in the DIY market.
    “We are also proud to reveal that it has a pair of USB Type C connectors on the facia,” we were told. “We’re expecting to see a lot more of this in 2015.”
    While the final pricing will be set shortly, from what Tony Ou said we guess that the aluminium TJ08-Pro will come in around the £89 inc vat mark in the U.K.
    Silverstone Precision PS07-E: The silent predator
    Because small form-factor systems with serious compute power usually require more fans than large PCs, in many cases high-performance compact computers are noisy. In a bid to address that problem, Silverstone has developed its Precision PS07-E, a micro-ATX chassis with maximum noise suppression.
    “We use the ‘E’ suffix for ‘Evolution’ on the Precision PS07-E variant for this chassis frame,” said Tony Ou as he moved onto the largest of the three units. “The original PS07 had a single 180mm fan at the front, but we have replaced that with a pair of whisper quiet 120mm fans. As you would expect in a silent chassis, we have included noise reduction material throughout, but the design innovations go beyond that. We even experimented with different vent sizes and angles along the side – each time checking to see which variation reduced noise the most. We are confident that this case is as quiet as we could make it.”

    The Silverstone Precision PS07-E has an impressive look and can fit all modern CPUs and graphics cards. However, it was not easy to wed noise suppression materials with internal architecture that ensures efficient cable management.
    “Another feature that was difficult to achieve was the bulges in the side panels”, Tony told us. “This additional space really helps with cable routing, but when you are working toward a price point, the metal panels are quite thin and the process to bend the metal becomes complicated. This was the point where the factory R&D guys really came into their own. They developed a special technique that not only made it easy for us to create the shape – the shape itself actually adds to the rigidity of the chassis overall”.

    Despite the addition of all that noise reduction material, the sealed front panel and other bezel modifications, the underlying steel/plastic combination is likely to see the Precision PS07-E case come out at a lower price point than the TJ08-Pro.
    Silverstone CS-380: The storage monster
    The third case on Silversone’s new micro-ATX family is the CS-380, the the storage monster as one might call it, which will be marketed under the name CS-380. One of the thing that gets noticed immediately about the case is the lack of painted inner panels.
    “It has to be that way”, explained Tony Ou. “As well as PC enthusiasts who want a massive amount of internal, hot-swappable storage, we also believe that this chassis will be attractive for professional storage companies that want to build products like bespoke NAS devices. In that situation, painting the internals actually impacts the EM profile of the package in a negative way.”

    The Silverstone CS-380 chassis can hold up to thirteen storage devices, an impressive number for a micro-ATX case. Moreover, eight of twelve drives can be hot-swapped, according to Tony Ou.
    “Internally, we have a pair of four-drive back planes which makes swapping drives on the fly very simple,” said the technical marketing expert. “Technically, you can mount an additional 5.25” drive in the top of the case and we then have four bays for 2.5” drives.”
    Silverstone TJ08-Pro with USB 3.1 receptacles and Silverstone CS380 with hot-swappable drives

    KitGuru reported back in January about Toshiba’s launch of its 3TB 2.5” drive. Which means you can install nine full size 6TB drives, three 3TB 2.5” drives and still boot from a 1TB SSD.
    “Yes,” Tony Ou confirmed. “In that configuration, you would have micro-ATX desktop system with around 64TB of storage available.”
    All of this additional technology has a price, but with a street estimate around £165 inc vat, it shouldn’t put off users who have enough cash for 64TB of storage.
    Noticia:
    http://www.kitguru.net/components/ca...rus-questions/
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    Corsair Graphite Series 780T White Full-Tower Case Review

    Introduction and Features


    Corsair continues to offer a huge selection of memory products, PC cases, SSDs, power supplies, coolers, gaming peripherals, and PC accessories! The 780T Full-Tower case is one of the new additions to Corsair’s Graphite Series of PC enclosures for 2015 and is available in either black or white. The 780T is a premium case loaded with features that will enable quick, easy, and good-looking builds along with plenty of room and numerous case cooling options. The 780T comes with three 140mm Corsair fans pre-installed with numerous mounting locations for additional fans. The 780T also provides excellent support for liquid cooling with mounting locations for two 360mm radiators. The full-tower enclosure can mount E-ATX and XL-ATX motherboards with room for multiple, high-end graphic adapters up to 14” (355mm) in length. There are currently 16 different models in the Graphite Series ranging in price from $69.99 up to $189.99 USD.

    Graphite Series 780T Black ($179.99) Graphite Series 780T White ($189.99)
    In this review we will be taking a detailed look at the Graphite Series 780T White Full-Tower case. Here is what Corsair has to say about their new 780T enclosure: “The stunning Graphite Series 780T Full-Tower PC case can satisfy the most hardcore gamer or overclocker with ample room for nine drives and nearly a dozen large cooling fans. Into water cooling? You’ll appreciate the generous space for dual 360mm radiators. And, you’ll get everything done faster: the 780T offers easy maintenance shortcuts like tool-free removal of side panels and hard drives. A three-speed fan control button and generous options for peripheral connections make the front-panel a true time saver.

    Graphite Series 780T Full-Tower Case Key Features:
    • Large, Full-Tower PC case (available in black or white)
    • Premium design with rounded corners and sleek, cohesive styling
    • Latched side panels for easy tool-free access
    • Large acrylic side window to show off internal components
    • Dual 140mm LED intake fans and a 140mm exhaust fan included
    • Locations for up to nine total case fans
    • Supports 120mm, 240mm, and 360mm radiators for water-cooling
    • Supports XL-ATX, E-ATX, ATX, MicroATX and Mini-ITX motherboards
    • Six 3.5” / 2.5” tool-less HDD/SSD bays (can be removed if not needed)
    • Three 2.5” tool-less SSD bays
    • Three-speed fan control switch on top panel with LED gauge
    • Two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports on top panel
    • Two 5.25” front exposed drive bays
    • Removable mesh dust filters (front, top, and bottom)
    • Up to 355mm (14”) of space for long graphics cards
    • Up to 200mm (7.8”) of space for CPU coolers
    • Cable routing cutouts to keep cables out of the airflow path

    The 780T White Full-Tower case features a beautiful white matte finish with black accents. All internal surfaces finished in black. The two 140mm intake fans behind the front grill incorporate white LEDs (the black version comes with red LEDs).

    Toda a review:
    http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-a...er-Case-Review
    http://www.portugal-tech.pt/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=566&dateline=1384876765

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    Boas!
    Vamos é a ver quando sai um resfresh das Corsair Carbide AIR 540....

    Adoro essa caixa mas acho que alguns melhoramentos nela ainda ficaria melhor...

    Cumprimentos,

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    My Specs: .....
    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D :-: Board: MSI B550M BAZOOKA :-: RAM: 64 GB DDR4 Kingston Fury Renegade 3600 Mhz CL16 :-: Storage: Kingston NV2 NVMe 2 TB + Kingston NV2 NVMe 1 TB
    CPU Cooling Solution: ThermalRight Frost Commander 140 Black + ThermalRight TL-C12B-S 12CM PWM + ThermalRight TL-C14C-S 14CM PWM :-: PSU: Corsair HX 1200 WATTS
    Case: NZXT H6 FLOW :-: Internal Cooling: 4x ThermalRight TL-C12B-S 12CM PWM + 4x ThermalRight TL-C14C-S 14CM PWM
    GPU: SAPPHIRE
    NITRO+ AMD RADEON RX 7800 XT - 16 GB :-: Monitor: BenQ EW3270U 4K HDR


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    Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX Mid-Tower Enclosure Review

    Introduction and First Impressions

    Phanteks has expanded their Enthoo enclosure lineup with a new ATX version of the popular EVOLV case, and it offers a striking design and some unique features to help it stand out in the mid-tower market.

    Introduction
    Phanteks first came to my attention with their large double tower cooler PH-TC14, which competes directly with the Noctua NH-D14 in the CPU air-cooling market. But like a lot of other cooling companies (Cooler Master, Corsair, etc.) Phanteks also offers a full lineup of enclosures as well. Of these the Enthoo EVOLV, which until today has only been available in a micro-ATX and mini-ITX version, has been well-received and has a angular, minimalist look that I like quite a bit. Enter the EVOLV ATX.
    With the larger size to this new EVOLV ATX there is not only room for full-size motherboard, but much more room for components and cooling as well. The internal layout is very similar to the recently reviewed Fractal Design Define S enclosure, with no storage (5.25” or 3.5”) inside the front of the case, which gives the EVOLV ATX a totally open layout. The front is solid metal (though well vented) so we’ll see how this affects cooling, and it will be interesting to see how Phanteks has approached internal storage with the design as well. Let’s get started!

    Continue reading our review of the Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX enclosure!!
    First we have specs from Phanteks:

    Case Specifications

    • Form Factor: Mid-tower
    • Materials: Aluminum (3mm) exterior, steel chassis
    • Motherboard Support: EATX (up to 264vmm wide), ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX
    • Front I/O: 2x USB 3.0, Mic, Headphone, Reset
    • Side Window: Yes
    • Expansion & Drive Bays
    • Expansion slots: 7
    • Internal 3.5": 8x (5x included)
    • Internal 2.5" (dedicated): 3x (2x included)
    • Cooling: Front - 3x 120 mm, 2x 140 mm (included); Top - 3x 120 mm, 2x 140 mm; Rear - 1x 120/140 mm (1x 140 mm included)
    • Liquid Cooling: Front -Up to 280/360 mm; Top - Up to 280/360 mm; Rear - 120/140 mm
    • Clearance - Graphic card: 420 mm (16.54 in) No HDD brackets, 300 mm (11.8 in) HDD brackets installed; PSU: 318 mm (12.5 in); CPU cooler: 194 mm (7.6 in)
    • Cable management: 35 mm (1.38 in)
    • Memory clearance (motherboard - fan): 120mm: 68 mm (2.68 in), 140mm: 48 mm (1.89 in)
    • Dimensions: (WxHxD): 235 mm x 495 mm x 510 mm (9.25 in x 19.5 in x 20.1 in)
    • Net Weight:10,2 kg (22.0 lbs)
    • Warranty: 5 Years Limited


    Our thanks to Phanteks for providing the Enthoo EVOLV ATX enclosure for our review!

    • Phanteks EVOLV ATX Enclosure: Available soon - $179.99 MSRP

    First Impressions
    First off we have the packaging, and as this is my first Phanteks enclosure I’ll touch on it briefly to give a potential buyer an idea of what to expect. The box is glossy and has nice graphics, and more importantly lists the specifications on the side which would help if you were purchasing from a brick-and-mortar retailer (some of us are lucky enough to have a Micro Center nearby, and I am not one of them. I’m talking to you, Morry).

    Inside we have the standard dense foam and a plastic bag protecting the enclosure from scratches.

    And now… The EVOLV ATX.






    This is a striking design, and it feels rock solid. Taking it out of the box it felt pretty heavy, and that makes sense considering this is a hybrid of aluminum and steel (external panels are aluminum, internal frame and additional parts are steel). The case a little toward the large side for a mid-tower (particularly in width) which translates into a spacious interior and a stable overall look and feel. It would certainly be hard to knock this over if you had it down on the floor, though as nice as this looks you’d probably want it up on the desk.
    Now let's talk about the side panels. These are aluminum, extra thick (3 mm) which ensures rigidity, and most importantly they are fully hinged.

    You can actually complete the entire build without removing the doors if you wish thanks to these hinges which swing past 180º.

    And one final note on the doors, as they are also easily removed by simply lifting them off of the hinge from the top.

    These have the potential to become your favorite side panels ever after using them for about 10 seconds.
    The accessory pack deserves some attention as well, as I can say this is the best example I’ve seen from an enclosure, period. Hyperbole? Hardly. See for yourself!

    Accessories include brackets for 1 pump and 3 HDDs, each wrapped in protective foam

    What's this? A plastic organizer with each screw separated? Pretty deluxe. Ok, really deluxe. Oddly there are no labels for each screw type, though I had no trouble identifying what was what (almost like I’ve done this system build thing before…it’s all a blur).
    Next we’ll look at the build process with the Enthoo EVOLV ATX.
    Toda a review:
    http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-a...closure-Review
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    Jotinha ela chama por ti.
    i7-4790K + NZXT Kraken X52 | Z97 MSI GAMING 7 | EVGA FTW3 ICX 1080 Ti | GSkill RIPJAW Z 16 GB DDR3 2133MHZ CL9 | SSD Crucial MX100 250GB + SEAGATE 3TB + M.2 KINGSTON M2 120GB | SOUND BLASTER Z | EVGA G2 SUPERNOVA 1000W | SAMSUNG 32´ UH850

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    Boas!
    Caixa muito bonita e tem funcionalidades interessantes! ...

    Tenho no entanto algumas dúvidas em relação ao topo e em especial á circulação do ar num espaço tão limitado e tapado...

    Já me chega o que aqui tenho

    Cumprimentos,

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    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D :-: Board: MSI B550M BAZOOKA :-: RAM: 64 GB DDR4 Kingston Fury Renegade 3600 Mhz CL16 :-: Storage: Kingston NV2 NVMe 2 TB + Kingston NV2 NVMe 1 TB
    CPU Cooling Solution: ThermalRight Frost Commander 140 Black + ThermalRight TL-C12B-S 12CM PWM + ThermalRight TL-C14C-S 14CM PWM :-: PSU: Corsair HX 1200 WATTS
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    GPU: SAPPHIRE
    NITRO+ AMD RADEON RX 7800 XT - 16 GB :-: Monitor: BenQ EW3270U 4K HDR


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    AZZA Nova 8000 Full Tower ATX Case Review

    AZZA Nova 8000 Full Tower ATX Case

    AZZA, which is based in Brea, California, is a manufacturer of high quality components designed for PC gamers. AZZA has been focused primarily on PC gaming since 2004, after starting business in 1996 as a motherboard manufacturer. Our readers may be familiar with AZZA, as they have gained a lot of popularity among system builders, such as ibuypower and CyberPowerPC. Generally, AZZA products are tailored towards the needs of gamers and offer visual flare accompanied with solid build quality and relevant features. AZZA currently offers a wide range of PC Cases and Power Supply Units with a focus on quality and value.
    Socially-conscious readers will be happy to know that AZZA donates 50% or more of its net profit to the charity program One Vision, One Mission. This program sponsors underprivileged youth who are in need of social support, nourishment and education. I think this is an awesome thing to do and in an age of corporate greed, it was refreshing to see this when I did my research on AZZA. How a company chooses to allocate and use its profits is their business and I am a firm believer in that. However, if I know a company uses their profits for good and they make a quality product, chances are higher that they will get my hard earned dollar when it comes time to make a buying decision.
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    We have previously reviewed AZZA cases here at Legit Reviews and they have fared well in past reviews, so we are excited to look at their latest Full Tower ATX chassis, the Nova 8000. The AZZA Nova 8000 is a full tower ATX case designed with aesthetics and expansion in mind. AZZA has released the case in three variations, Black (CSAZ-8000B), White (CSAZ-8000W) and Gunmetal (CSAZ-8000GM.) Today we are reviewing their black case, model number CSAZ-8000B, which features orange accents, an orange top grill, orange drive bays and an orange LED fan. Users with the Gigabyte SOC motherboards may find this case very appealing, as there aren’t many cases with a stock orange color scheme. Currently, the Nova 8000 is available at Newegg for $94.99 shipped after a $30 rebate. There is no price premium for either the White or Gunmetal case, each model carries the same MSRP.
    AZZA PC Case Model
    Model Name NOVA 8000
    Model Number CSAZ-8000B/CSAZ-8000W/CSAZ-8000GM
    Spec
    Type ATX Full Tower
    Color Black/White/Gun Metal
    Material SECC Steel
    With Side Panel Window Yes
    With Power Supply No
    CPU Cooler Compatibility up to 190mm
    Motherboard Compatibility E-ATX, Full ATX, Micro ATX
    Power Location Rear Bottom
    Expansion
    External 5.25″ Drive Bay 4
    Internal 2.5″ Drive Bays 3
    Internal 3.5″ HDD Slot 6
    Easy Swap 3.5″ HDD Slot 2,6(option)
    Expansion Slots 9
    Front Ports 2x USB 3.0, 2xUSB 2.0, HD Audio
    Cooling System
    120mm LED Fan 1x120mm Orange/Red/Blue LED fan in the front
    120mm Fan 2x120mm On the Top, 1x120mm In Rear
    Physical Spec
    Dimensions(HxWxD) 21.6″x8.7″x22.6″(HxWxD)
    Weight 30 lbs
    Features
    Exceptional Cooling System
    Total 4 fans
    2x120mm fan located on top, exhausts the hot air out
    1x120mm fan located in the rear, exhausts the hot air out
    1x120mm LED fan located in the front for cool HDD
    Swing Open Side Panel Patented screwless design easy swing open side window.
    Easy Swap Slot for 3.5″ HDD and 2.5 SSD 2x Easy Swap HDD tray(Option 6) for HDD easy installation, no need
    to open side window or un-screw any screw to install the HDD
    Maximum Capacity Water Supports up to 3x120mm water cooling radiators.
    CoolerSupports Longest VGA Card Accommodates VGA cards up to 360mm
    USB 3.0 Ready 2xUSB 3.0, 2xUSB 2.0
    Maximum Compatibility Accommodates E-ATX, Full ATX, Micro ATX and all kinds of Nvidia, ATI long VGA cards up to 360mm.
    Easy Install CPU Cooler A cut off hole for CPU cooler easy installation. No need to take out the motherboard.
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    The Nova 8000 is touting support for E-ATX, Full ATX and Micro ATX motherboards and has support for up to 190MM CPU coolers, which means even large units like the Noctua NH-D15 Premium CPU Cooler ($91.83 shipped) are supported with ease. VGA cards up to 360mm are supported, so there shouldn’t be any issues with installing modern GPU’s in the Nova 8000, or multiple GPU’s for that matter. It’s been a long time since AMD purchased and subsequently retired the ATI name from GPU’s, so for it to exist in an AZZA specification sheet is peculiar. One more feature of interest is the Easy Swap Trays for HDD’s, which we look at later in the review.
    AZZA doesn’t list it in the specifications, but if you go through the manual or just look at internals, you will find that there is enough room to install a 240MM radiator on the bottom of the case, underneath the drive bays. This is a really cool feature, no pun intended, as it will allow users with AIO cooled video cards to easily integrate them into the Nova 8000. Also not listed on the specification sheet is that the case comes with a fan controller that allows you to speed control all of the internal 3-Pin fans, along with two additional fans that you can add yourself.
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    While the warranty for the case wasn’t listed in the manual or on the box, a quick visit to the AZZA warranty page lets us know that the warranty for the Nova 8000 and all other AZZA cases is 1 Year. It would be a nice thing for AZZA to include this information with the case, but to be fair, it is listed very clearly and is easily found on their website.
    Overall, the documentation for the AZZA Nova 8000 is good, but not great. The manual really spells out the features and points out how to install radiators, add SSD’s to the specialized mounts on the ODD panel and leaves the user with a better overall sense of the case on its features. AZZA could really do well to go over their online specification sheet and ensure all of the information is up to date and relevant. By letting users know that the case has a bottom 240MM radiator mount and integrated fan controller, along with updating the GPU support to be more relevant, AZZA could make the case an easier sell. In a market dominated by inexpensive, feature-rich cases, letting users know all of the pertinent features of a case prior to purchase can really help swap a purchasing decision.
    Let’s take a closer look at the Nova 8000, now.

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    Be Quiet! Unveils Silent Base 600 Chassis

    Be Quiet!, which forayed into high-end gaming PC cases last November with its Silent Base 800, followed up with its second, the more affordable Silent Base 600 mid-tower. The design focus remains firmly on low-noise, and the case looks like a shrunk-down version of its older brother, but the good bits remain, with active noise insulation, virtually tool-free installation, and factory-fitted Be Quiet! Pure Wings 2 fans for the front intake and rear exhaust (140 mm and 120 mm, respectively). Other features include detachable drive cages that create room for long add-on cards, 5.25-inch drive bays concealed behind an acoustic-padded door, and air-flow control.
    Noticia:
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    Jotinha ela chama por ti.
    Para a semana faço anos

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    Cooler Master Launches the MasterCase

    Cooler Master is excited to announce the launch of the MasterCase, the world's first mid-sized modular tower with exterior expandability. The MasterCase heralds a new family of cases that offer unparalleled control over form and function.
    It draws inspiration from the MasterConcept, a revolutionary concept case developed at Cooler Master Headquarters in Taipei. "The MasterConcept represents a vision that every person's PC case should be unique, and is a first step in a fundamental reimagining of our relationship with our fans and supporters," said PS Tang, Vice President, Cooler Master. "Inspired by the MasterConcept's revolutionary approach to interior and exterior modularity, the MasterCase represents the crest of this new wave of case technology."
    Cooler Master's FreeForm Modular System
    The MasterConcept and MasterCase break new ground in the way PCs are designed, made, bought and used. Fundamental to this reimagining is FreeForm. Cooler Master wants users to have absolute control over how their case looks and functions. So FreeForm provides options to adjust the case exterior via the replacement of panels and doors, while also offering unparalleled flexibility for a mid-sized case in terms of interior layout.

    Computex 2015 will see Cooler Master debut the MasterCase 5, a 460mm-tall modular tower that comes in three distinct iterations: MasterCase 5, MasterCase Pro 5 and MasterCase Maker 5.

    Users can choose from the MasterCase 5's dual top handles and standard door, the MasterCase Pro 5's elevated mesh top cover, or the sleek lines, solid top cover and brooding, open-vent front door of the MasterCase Maker 5.

    In the MasterCase, FreeForm allows a single case to support a host of different configurations, enabling users to upgrade rather than replace their case and system. Through a unique clip-and click panel, FreeForm also lets users vertically adjust or entirely remove drive cages, allowing for multiple system configurations like home servers, water-cooled workstations, or gaming rigs with dual-slot extra-long graphics cards.

    Availability in the EU: August 2015.


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    Cooler Master Launches the MasterCase




    Noticia:
    http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/coo...astercase.html

    Boas!
    Excelente caixa... e bastante funcional!

    Cumprimentos,

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    My Specs: .....
    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D :-: Board: MSI B550M BAZOOKA :-: RAM: 64 GB DDR4 Kingston Fury Renegade 3600 Mhz CL16 :-: Storage: Kingston NV2 NVMe 2 TB + Kingston NV2 NVMe 1 TB
    CPU Cooling Solution: ThermalRight Frost Commander 140 Black + ThermalRight TL-C12B-S 12CM PWM + ThermalRight TL-C14C-S 14CM PWM :-: PSU: Corsair HX 1200 WATTS
    Case: NZXT H6 FLOW :-: Internal Cooling: 4x ThermalRight TL-C12B-S 12CM PWM + 4x ThermalRight TL-C14C-S 14CM PWM
    GPU: SAPPHIRE
    NITRO+ AMD RADEON RX 7800 XT - 16 GB :-: Monitor: BenQ EW3270U 4K HDR


 

 
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