Caixas PC ATX, mATX

[Jorge-Vieira]

Phanteks Eclipse P400S Silent Edition Mid-Tower Case

Introduction, Features and Specifications

Introduction
Phanteks currently sells cases, CPU coolers, cooling fans, and PC accessories. They recently added the Eclipse Series to their case lineup, which includes two models, the Eclipse P400 and the Eclipse P400S (silent edition). Both the P400 and P400S are available with black, white, or gray finishes and can be purchased with or without a side window. We will be taking a detailed look at the Phanteks Eclipse P400S ATX mid-tower, closed-panel case (no side window) in this review.

Phanteks Eclipse P400S Silent Edition ATX Mid-Tower Case
Satin Black, Glacier White, or Anthracite Gray
with, or without a side window
The Eclipse P400S silent edition case comes with an integrated 3-speed fan controller and two quiet 120mm fans (one intake and one exhaust). The P400S incorporates sound dampening panels on the front, top and both sides. And in addition to quiet cooling, the Eclipse P400 and P400S cases feature selectable, 10-color RGB LED lights at the bottom of the front panel for some interesting lighting effects. Two internal 2.5” SSD bays and two internal 3.5” HDD bays are included but there are no 5.25” external drive bays.

Phanteks Eclipse P400S ATX Mid-Tower Case Key Features:
• Mid-Tower ATX enclosure (WxHxD, 210x465x470mm, 8.3x18.3x18.5”)
• Supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards
• Very quiet case for noise sensitive applications
• Sound dampening panels on front, sides, and top
• Easily removed dust filters on front, top and bottom panels
• Two included case fans (120mm intake and 120mm exhaust)
• Three-speed fan controller included
• (2) USB 3.0, mic and headphone jacks on the top I/O panel
• Two internal 3.5” HDD / 2.5” SSD trays
• Two internal 2.5” SSD mounting brackets behind mobo tray
• Tool-free mounting for 3.5” HDDs
• Up to 395mm (15.2”) for long graphic cards
• Up to 280mm (11.0”) clearance (with optional 3.5” HDD cages installed)
• Up to 160mm (6.3”) of space for tall CPU coolers
• Price: $79.99 USD
Please continue reading our Phanteks Eclipse P400S case review!!!
Packaging



The Phanteks Eclipse P400S case arrived securely packed inside a standard retail box illustrating the enclosure’s main features and specifications. The case comes wrapped in a plastic bag and is protected by two large Styrofoam inserts.

Located inside the case is a small box that contains an Installation Guide, wire-ties, hardware, and two top panel dust filters.

Specifications
The Phanteks Eclipse P400S silent edition mid-tower case is designed for budget-minded users who are looking for a quiet case for their next build. The P400S comes with two internal cooling fans pre-installed with four additional locations for adding more fans or liquid cooling radiator(s) if desired.

(Courtesy of Phanteks)

Eclipse P400S silent edition mid-tower case Specifications:


Optional liquid cooling radiator mounting locations:

(Courtesy of Phanteks)

Toda a review:
http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-a...Mid-Tower-Case

[Jorge-Vieira]

Thermaltake Core W200 Super Tower Chassis Review

Introduction, Specifications, and Pricing



At the beginning of this year, Thermaltake sent us their largest chassis to date, when they released the Core W100, and that was without even considering the even larger WP100 option of that same design. However, the W100 has been dwarfed. What you are about to see here today will hold "all the things", and in that statement, we are not over exaggerating in the slightest. This latest chassis can house tons of gear, multiple systems, and keeps asking for more.

This steel chassis that requires complete assembly is not only huge, but is also one of the most feature-rich, and most customizable designs on the market today. Tons of room for optical bay drives and devices, tons of storage locations all around the case, and a sophisticated look that comes along with the new Tt Premium product line. Honestly, as long as you can use a screwdriver, and know how to follow a book of instructions, this chassis is not out of your reach. With all of the customizable options found in this design, it nearly guarantees that your PC will be unique, and easy to make it that way.

The Tt Premium Core W200 is what we have been sent to show you today. In this review, we are covering all of the options, installing a massive amount of gear into it, and hopefully showing off the potential of what the W200 is capable of doing. If for some reason, you find that this massive Core W200 chassis is not enough space, just like the W100 offered, the W200 also has a pedestal option as well. That being said, sit back and get comfortable, as we have a lot to show you in what has taken top honors of largest chassis ever to be reviewed by us.




The Core W200 Super Tower chassis measures in at an astounding 26.7" tall, 18.7 inches of width, and is 26.7" from front to back, weighing in at a hefty 63.7 pounds without a drop of hardware inside. The chassis is built from panels and components made of SPCC steel, and all panels have been painted inside and out in a textured black. There are a few bits made of ABS plastic as well but are also black to match the chassis. There is also a gigantic window offered with this design, and it takes up almost all of the left side panel, offering a terrific view of the gear inside of this larger than life chassis.

Inside of the chassis, we see that this design offers the option to install three optical devices to fill the bays under the front I/O panel. The I/O panels, as there are two, offer USB 3.0 connectivity, HD Audio, Power buttons, and activity LEDs. There is also an option to install a drive rack that will house up to ten 3.5" or 2.5" drives, but these can also be mounted to the front of the chassis without the rail support system. To take storage even further, you can also opt to install a few bits from the hardware box, allowing another four trays to hang behind the main motherboard tray. On top of the optical bay support, and the plethora of storage drive space and optional locations, this chassis will also house a pair of motherboards. In either side, you can have a Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX, E-ATX, or XL-ATX motherboard screwed down to one of two trays.

Toda a review:
http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/765...iew/index.html

[Jorge-Vieira]

Thermaltake Debuts the Core W200, WP200 and P200 PC Cases

Thermaltake has presented the latest TT Premium product line – the new Core W Series: Core W200 and Core WP200 super tower chassis with the Core P200 pedestal chassis – following after the Core W Series (WP100/W100), designed with the TT Premium core values of Excellent Quality, Unique Design, Diverse Combinations and Boundless Creativity to deliver versatility in different superior looks.
Being the first dual system chassis with full assembly concept, the Core W Series is a great opportunity for makers to start from zero and experience true “DIY” by putting every piece together to complete a high-end system. The Core WP200/W200 is capable of housing more than twenty drive trays and up to ten expansion slots, which can be served as another workstation in the industrial field. With its unprecedented space for high-end hardware and liquid cooling expansion, the Core WP200/W200 supports the latest XL-ATX, E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX, Mini-ITX motherboards, and also SSI MEB. All standard equipment for the chassis is included. Makers only need to purchase the custom liquid cooling components and incorporate externally-modular upgrades to build an aesthetically-superior water cooling chassis.






TT Premium
To continue achieving the corporate mission of delivering the perfect user experience, Thermaltake developed “TT Premium” with the essence of combining supreme quality products with a new logo design. TT Premium is far more than just a guarantee of quality. Behind the name, it represents the passion in DIY, Modding and Thermaltake’s desire to be the most innovative brand in the PC hardware market. To satisfy the demand of the high-end PC users, TT Premium follows its core values of Excellent Quality, Unique Design, Diverse Combinations and Boundless Creativity to provide a high performance PC product for every enthusiast.
Exclusively “Tt LCS Certified”
Tt LCS Certified is a Thermaltake exclusive certification applied to products that pass the design and rigorous hardcore enthusiast standards that only the world’s best LCS chassis are held to. The Tt LCS certification was created so that we at Thermaltake can clearly convey to power users and enthusiasts which chassis are built and tested to be best compatible under extreme liquid cooling configurations. This ensures you get the best performance, compatibility and features.
Details about Core W200:
DMD – Dismantlable Modular Design
With removable “3 + 14” drive racks and freely interchangeable SSD/HDD cage sections, the Core W200 offers more for maximum interior space. Take the advantage to include high-end, maximum capacity, cooling allotment without the reduction of GPU length limitations when incorporating liquid cooling expansion for the ultimate cooling performance.
Workstation Concept
With more than 20 drive trays and 10 PCIe slots, the Core W200 can be used as another workstation for technical or scientific purposes, holding data or hosting a number of different features between computers. Compatible with the latest Intel processors and AMD/NVIDIA graphics cards, the Core WP200 delivers exceptional performance and creates an effective work environment.
Dual System in One
Due to the partition of the chassis, users are capable of putting two systems in the case. The Core W200 has room for XL-ATX, E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini-ITX builds. With two systems in one case, there are also two sets of I/O buttons located on the top front of the case.
Superior Expansion
Designed for high-end gaming system and workstation compatibility, the Core W200’s modular drive racks allow makers to easily install up to more than twenty data storage devices, a dual slot VGA of up to 635 mm in length, and a tower CPU cooler as high as 200 mm. Even with a high-wattage PSU stretching to 220 mm in length, there is still plenty of space for cable management. Moreover, a 360 mm radiator can be installed in the front of the chassis, delivering superior cooling performance.
Outstanding Ventilation
The Core W200’s unparalleled cooling ability offers fan brackets with various mounting points to support any type of gaming system that can be accommodated, including DIY/AIO liquid-cooling systems and air-cooling units. Fans can be mounted anywhere inside the chassis: supports up to three 140 mm fans at the front and a rear 140 mm fan guarantees the flow of aeration; three large 200 mm fans on the top panel as well as three 140 mm fans at the bottom, while there are still rooms for 120 mm, 140 mm, and 200 mm fans on both sides.
Versatile Expandability
With its stacking design, the Core W200 and the Core P200 create two different combinations: by stacking the Core P200 on the top or at the bottom of the Core W200. The mix and match of Core WP200 offers an expandable system allowing enthusiasts to incorporate externally-modular upgrades. Stacked together, the chassis opens up space to expand the liquid cooling system, the storage solutions, and can even create dual systems, thereby enabling a dedicated top/bottom set-up for pure cooling. When stacked, the maximum radiator length supported is 600 mm on the front side.
Expand the limits with the stackable Core P200 Pedestal (sold separately) allowing externally-modular upgrades for even more cooling and power capabilities.
Details about Core WP200:
DMD – Dismantlable Modular Design
With removable “3 + 14” drive racks and freely interchangeable SSD/HDD cage sections, the Core WP200 offers more for maximum interior space. Take the advantage to include high-end, maximum capacity, cooling allotment without the reduction of GPU length limitations when incorporating liquid cooling expansion for the ultimate cooling performance.
Workstation Concept
Capable of housing more than 20 HDD drive trays and 10 PCIe slots, the Core WP200 can be used as another workstation for technical or scientific purposes, holding data or hosting a number of different features between computers. Compatible with the latest Intel processors and AMD/NVIDIA graphics cards, the Core WP200 delivers exceptional performance and creates an effective work environment.
Dual System in One
Due to the partition of the chassis, users are capable of putting two systems in the case. The Core WP200 has room for XL-ATX, E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini-ITX builds. With two systems in one case, there are also two sets of I/O buttons located on the top front of the case.
Superior Expansion
Designed for high-end gaming systems and workstation compatibility, the Core WP200’s modular drive racks allow makers to easily install up to more than twenty data storage devices, a dual slot VGA of up to 635 mm in length, and a tower CPU cooler as high as 200 mm. Even with a high-wattage PSU stretching to 220 mm in length, there is still plenty of space for cable management. Moreover, a 360 mm radiator can be installed in the front of the chassis, delivering superior cooling performance.
Outstanding Ventilation
The Core WP200’s unparalleled cooling ability offers fan brackets with various mounting points to support any type of cooling you can dream of including DIY/AIO liquid-cooling systems and air-cooling units. Fans can be mounted anywhere inside the chassis: support for up to eight 140 mm fans at the front and a rear 140 mm fan guarantees excellent airflow capabilities; three large 200 mm fans on the top panel as well as six 140 mm fans at the bottom, while there is still room for 120 mm, 140 mm, and 200 mm fans on both sides.
Versatile Expandability
With its stacking design, the Core W200 and the Core P200 create two different combinations: by stacking the Core P200 on the top or at the bottom of the Core W200. The mix and match of Core WP200 offers an expandable system allowing enthusiasts to incorporate externally-modular upgrades. Stacked together, the chassis opens up space to expand the liquid cooling system, the storage solutions, and can even create dual systems, thereby enabling a dedicated top/bottom set-up for pure cooling. When stacked, the maximum radiator length supported is 600 mm on the front side.
Expand your maker limits with the stackable Core P200 Pedestal (sold separately) for externally-modular upgrades, and boost your cooling and power capabilities.
For more details on the Thermaltake Core WP200, Core W200, and Core P200 please visit: Core WP200 / Core W200 / Core P200

Noticia:
http://www.hardwareheaven.com/2016/0...p200-pc-cases/

[jotinha17]

Review da nova Zalman Z9 Neo:

[reiszink]

Desconhecia por completo esta caixa da Lian Li.

[Enzo]

Desconhecia por completo esta caixa da Lian Li.

Já a tinha visto. Some say its the Lian Li answer to

Crystal 460X RGB

[Winjer]

Essa caixa da Lian Li está mesmo linda.
Qual é o modelo? E mais importante, qual é o preço?

[reiszink]

É a PC-08.

O conceito é muito semelhante à Corsair Air 540, caixa dividida em dois compartimentos.

http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-o8/

O preço é azedo, mais de 400€ na Amazon. Não sei se existe mais barato noutros lados, não estiver a ver.

[Winjer]

400 euros........

[passal]

Lian Li é só para quem pode e quer Só o valor desta caixa dava para montar um sistema gaming low cost

[Lima21]

É a PC-08.

O conceito é muito semelhante à Corsair Air 540, caixa dividida em dois compartimentos.

http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-o8/

O preço é azedo, mais de 400€ na Amazon. Não sei se existe mais barato noutros lados, não estiver a ver.

Eu acho um exagero , para mim tudo o que for +50€ por uma caixa é exagero ,mas também depende do uso que vá ter e se é para trabalho.

[passal]

Eu gastei 80 ou 90€ na minha fractal e estou bastante satisfeito com ela Com 50€ já se arranja caixas porreiras mas caixas de 100€ já são outra qualidade e por vezes valem a pena o investimento. Quase como a fonte se não for pessoa de mudar muito fica-se com a caixa e fonte para muitos anos

[Tchoui]

Eu não me importava de gastar isso numa mas para isso teria que ter gasto 1500€ numa gráfica e por aí fora.

[Gyzdark]

Nah, ter uma caixinha xpto, espaço por trás da MB para arrumação de cabos, passagens dos cabos protegidas a borracha, espaço de sobra para gráficas compridas, suporte para SSD's, caixas de HDD's removíveis, filtros, isolamento sonoro... é outra loiça! Comprei a minha usada por 60€, estava impecavelmente bem conservada, nem sequer tinha marcas dos thumbscrews. Pena ter janela mas ainda tenho esperança de um dia encontrar um painel lateral sem janela.

[Enzo]

Já vi recentemente um à venda e penso que foi na Zzzzzzz....
Tenta ver se ainda anda por lá. Para mim, por exemplo, sem forma de ver o que tenho lá dentro, não é opção.