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    Antec Presents the Signature Series S10 Chassis


    Antec presented their newest chassis, and it is a large beauty. The Signature Series S10 is an extravagant premium tower and the first product of the all-new Signature series that is meant to take the computer housings market by storm.

    The Signature S10 is made from high-class materials like brushed aluminium for the side panels and is built around a three-chamber setup for the best heat management.
    “We engaged with Astro to help us create a living, functional piece of art,” says Antec General Manager Frank Lee. “The Signature Series is meant to be an inspiration for creation. Every computer can be a foundation to create the most insightful technologies and beautiful works of art, and we felt the series should embody that spirit.”

    Antec chose a three-chamber design to not only provide you with the best heat management, but also cool your components with a minimum of noise.
    There are exclusive compartments for your drives, the power supply and the mainboard to prevent the single components from heating up each other.

    Dust has to be kept out, so Antec also equipped each compartment with fine-meshed and washable air filters.

    The Signature S10 is a large chassis and also has room for a lot of cooling. You can mount a total of seven fans in the chassis: two 140mm and four 120mm fans in the motherboard compartment and one 120mm in the drive cage. Additionally you can install a 120mm fan to help aid the PSU.

    Fans are easily mounted thanks to the removable mounting brackets and liquid cooling isn’t a problem either with support for 120mm, 280mm and 360mm radiators.


    Top gaming and workstation builds aren’t a problem with easy support for up to four graphics cards in SLI-mode. There is plenty of cooling to handle it and enough space to accommodate it with the 10 expansion slots.

    There is no shortage of drive slots either. You can mount up to eight 2.5-inch SSDs und six 3.5-inch HDDs in the Signature S10. Motherboards support is just as wide as the chassis is high, letting you chose between SSI CEB, E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ATX boards.

    The I/O panel at the top of the housing is equipped with four USB 3.0 ports to guarantee highest transmission rates to and from external devices. A shortened 5.25” chamber is available to additionally install controls for the ventilating fans, a card reader or other devices.


    Setup is an easy thing here. The oversized CPU opening is 219mm x 149mm and it grants easy access for installing additional high-class heat sinks. The chambers for the drives have all been treated with silicon to neutralise vibrations and the installation of a hard disk is a matter of minutes and does not need any tools at all.

    Availability is set for July 2015 and the MSRP is set to £399.99 incl. VAT. That’s not cheap, but you also get one of the greatest looking chassis with a ton of clever features and plenty of room for even the most advanced systems.





    Noticia:
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    Boas!
    Que conceito de caixa mais interessante...

    Cumprimentos,

    Pr3lude
    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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    Utopia Pandora Gaming PC Review

    Utopia Pandora Gaming PC Review

    Manufacturer: Utopia Computers
    UK price (as reviewed):
    £1,912.68 (inc VAT)
    US price (as reviewed): N/A

    As you dip below £2,000 on a complete system price, the extra pizazz you get from a more extreme, customised system starts to ebb away. Eventually you reach a point where you could easily build the system in question yourself and here the make or break argument is just how much are you paying to have a complete and warranty-backed system arriving at your door. Utopia is one of a handful of system builders in the UK that offers a true customisation service for its PCs and despite costing less than two grand, the Pandora has some unique touches too.

    Firstly, though, what do you get for your money? At first glance, the Pandora appears to be missing a case, but those up to date with the latest products in the PC tech industry will recognise that Utopia has opted for In Win's D-Frame Mini. This is an open-air chassis and that obviously raises a mumber of issues.


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    Firstly, you probably won't want to drink anywhere near the Pandora as spills could potentially be lethal. Secondly, dust - there's no getting away from the fact that you'll need to clean the system regularly as the PSU, radiator and graphics card will all get clogged up and with no dust filters, there's no getting away from this.


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    So why would you want a PC built into the D-Frame Mini? It certainly looks different - perhaps that's your main goal and we're pretty sure that your friends probably won't have one - the Pandora is also guaranteed to turn heads at any LAN party. In addition, there's also the ease with which you can tinker and swap out hardware - that might seem a little crazy if you've just bought a new system, but if you're anything like us, having what is essentially a glorifed test bench as your PC case can have its advantages.


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    Other than In-Win's eye-catching case, there's plenty more to get excited about. In fact, if we were to spend two grand on a mini-ITX system, Utopia has pretty much read out minds. It's picked Asus's Maximus Impact VII to sit at the heart of the system and carried on a distinctly red and black theme throughout the case. To power its way through games, there's an EVGA GTX 980 Superclocked ACX, although this isn't red by default. As such, Utopia has sprayed the graphics card's housing Ferrari Enzo red, plus it has added a red braided cable kit to the Corsair AX760 modular PSU too.


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    There's 16GB of 2,133MHz Kingston HyperX Savage DDR3 memory - we'd maybe liked to have seen something a little faster here, not that it would make a huge deal of difference in our benchmarks. For the all-important CPU, Utopia has picked the current fastest option for an Intel Z97 motherboard - the Core i7-4790K, which has been overclocked to 4.6GHz and should provide plenty of grunt.


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    To cool this, there's a Corsair H100i GTX all-in-one liquid cooler, which is installed somewhat strangely at the bottom of the case. thankfully, as the case features rubber protective points on the outer frame, upending the case to clean the radiator should be pretty easy. For storage, there's a single 480GB Kingston HyperX Savage SSD plus a 3TB Toshiba DT01ACA300 hard disk - maybe not our first choice, but it's 3TB of storage nonetheless. Finally, the system comes with Windows 8.1 64-bit pre-installed.

    Utopia's warranty is touted as one of the longest in Europe and extends to a sizeable 10 years. This breaks down to two years parts and 10 years labour, with a free 30-day collect and return service. If the system suffers a hardware fault in the first 30 days, Utopia will collect the system, build you a new one and deliver it back to you free of charge and provides lifetime free technical support too.

    Specifications

    • CPU Intel Core i7-4790K (overclocked to 4.6GHz)
    • CPU cores Four physical, four logical (quad core, eight threads)
    • Memory 16GB Kingston HyperX Savage (2 x 8GB) DDR3 2,133MHz
    • Graphics EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Superclocked ACX 4GB
    • Storage 1 x 480GB Kingston HyperX Savage, 1 x 3TB 7,200rpm Toshiba hard disk
    • Motherboard Asus Maximus VII Impact
    • PSU Corsair AX760 with red cable kit
    • Optical Drive None
    • Cooling Corsair H100i GTX
    • Case / Dimensions (mm) In Win D-Frame Mini / 230 x 501 x 405 (W x D x H)
    • Networking Intel Gigabit LAN
    • Audio SupremeFX Impact II 8-channel Realtek ALC1150 Codec (on-board)
    • Operating system Windows 8.1
    • Audio and USB Ports 6 x USB 3.0 (2 x via header), 6 x USB 2.0 ( 2 x via header), 1 x audio out, line in, mic, Optical S/PDIF out,
    • Warranty 10 years: 2 years parts, 10 years labour, 30 day collect and return and free system replacement following hardware failure in first 30 days
    Toda a review:
    http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/pcs...ndora-review/1
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    Aercool Aero-1000 Review and Interview

    Aercool Aero-1000 Review

    Manufacturer: Aerocool
    UK price (as reviewed):
    £55.20 (inc VAT)
    US price (as reviewed): $99.99 (ex Tax)

    We've seen quite a few companies take different approaches to their product lines recently. In Win, which was traditionally known for rather plastic-clad, poor-performing cases, produced the stunning 901 and 904, for example. Now it seems Aerocool is on a similar path with the Aero-1000, which is now part of the company's new Airflow Series and is quite different to many of the company's previous models.



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    Aerocool has had a couple of interesting cases such as those in the Dead Silence series, which are quite popular amongst system builders too. However, competing against the likes of Corsair and Fractal Design in the enthusiast market seemed out of reach somehow. Thankfully, that's no longer the case - the Aero-1000 is an impressive case for the money and costs less than £60.



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    At 210mm across it's fairly narrow, but it's also tall at dead on 500mm and just as deep too. There are few plastic trimmings compared with other Aerocool cases and this is a good thing. The chassis is otherwise riddled with vents and is clean-looking. It's certainly familiar-looking too, with several of Corsair's cases springing to mind.



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    Thankfully, it's very well built, being mainly made of steel, although the low price tag does result in a fairly basic design. It's pretty functional, though, and we were pleased to see a removable magnetic dust filter in the roof with another in the front section hidden behind the front mesh that pops off. The two 5.25in bays are equally easy to deal with - no wrenching off metal facias here as the covers use simple latches to hold themselves in place.



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    The front panel offers the basic ports and buttons including two USB 3 ports and audio minijacks, while a large window provides a view of your core hardware, but sensibly hides the drive mounts in the front. The underside sports a further slide-out dust filter for the PSU. Overall it's a simple but relatively attractive exterior and you won't get many ATX cases that are noticeably prettier for much less.

    Head here to see our interview with Aerocool.

    Specifications

    • Dimensions (mm) 210 x 491 x 500 (W x D x H)
    • Material Steel, plastic
    • Available colours Black or white
    • Weight 8.9kg
    • Front panel Power, reset, 2 x USB 3, stereo, microphone
    • Drive bays 2 x external 5.25in, 5 x 3.5in/2.5in, 2 x 2.5in
    • Form factor(s) ATX, micro-ATX, mini-ITX
    • Cooling 2 x 120/140mm front fan mounts (2 x 120mm fans included), 1 x 120mm rear fan mount (120mm fan included), 2 x 120/140mm roof fan mounts (fans not included)
    • CPU cooler clearance 170mm
    • Maximum graphics card length 290mm (410mm without HDD cage)
    • Extras Removable dust filters
    Toda a review:
    http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cas...-1000-review/1
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    Fractal Design Define S Review

    Fractal Design Define S Review

    Manufacturer: Fractal Design
    UK price (as reviewed):
    £70.00 (inc VAT)
    US price (as reviewed): $89.99 (ex Tax)

    Announced last month as an addition to Fractal Design's iconic and popular Define Series, the Define S received much praise and generated considerable excitement amongst our regular readers. Today, we bring you the full review of the chassis that sits alongside the Define R5 as the more water-cooling friendly case of the family. Hardcore Fractal fans will also probably be aware of the recently announced Define R5 Blackout Edition, which coats the PCI-E covers, fan blades and HDD mounts in black for those who consider black holes a little too colourful for their liking.


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    The Define S does retain white highlights, although everything else is black, which is the only colour the case is available in – Fractal has even taken the time to blacken the typically blue USB 3 ports. These sit alongside the standard audio jacks and power/reset buttons on the easily reached I/O panel. The Define R5 includes an extra pair of USB 2 ports here, although their omission is no big deal.

    Gone also is the front door – the Define S has done away with optical drive mounts entirely, which we're again fine with, so there's really no need for it. The door on the R5 also covers its fan control switch, however, and the absence of this is in the Define S is something we're less pleased with. That said, it was only ever single channel controller capable of controlling just three fans, and liquid cooling enthusiasts will probably want something considerably more powerful.


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    The removal of the front door simplifies the all plastic front panel. It's now just a solid front fascia with a faux brushed aluminium effect coupled with full height ventilation on down the sides for airflow and a cutout in the bottom that gives you a little extra airflow and a place to pull it off. The plastic front isn't as solid as we'd like but it isn't flimsy either. Pulling it off reveals a full cover, magnetic dust filter for the trio of intake fan mounts, the middle one of which is filled with a Dynamic Series GP-14 140mm fan. This is complemented by a second one in the rear exhaust position.

    The Define S retains the three roof fan mounts of the Define R5, as well as the ModuVent blanking plates used to keep noise in and dust out when they're not in use. The plastic on these, like the front panel, feels weaker than it should, and we'd prefer them to be made of steel. Also note that no dust filters for these roof mounts are provided – hardly an issue when your fans are spinning and exhausting air, but more so when your system is off.


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    The huge, clear window understandably gives the left panel a fair bit of flex, but it's held in place securely with no unsightly gaps between any of the panels. The steel around the window is very solid, and this manifests itself clearly on the blank right side panel, which is incredibly robust. Note that the non-windowed version of the chassis has a single 140mm/120mm fan mount in the left side panel, shielded again by a ModuVent cover.

    The thick rubber feet give the Define S plenty of grip, although only moderate clearance. This made it difficult to replace the bottom dust filter without lifting the case. This filter covers both the PSU intake and the bottom fan mount, so you also need quite a bit of space behind your chassis when removing it.

    Specifications

    • Dimensions (mm) 233 x 533 x 465 (W x D x H)
    • Material Steel, plastic
    • Available colours Black
    • Weight 8.5kg
    • Front panel Power, reset, 2 x USB 3, stereo, microphone
    • Drive bays 3 x internal 3.5in/2.5in, 2 x internal 2.5in
    • Form factor(s) ATX, micro-ATX, mini-ITX
    • Cooling 3 x 140/120mm front fan mounts (1 x 140mm fan included), 1 x 140mm/120mm rear fan mount (140mm fan included), 3 x 140mm/120mm roof fan mounts, 1 x 140mm/120mm bottom fan mount (fans not included)
    • CPU cooler clearance 180mm
    • Maximum graphics card length 425mm
    • Extras Removable dust filters, ModuVent blanking plates, noise dampening material
    Toda a review:
    http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cas...ine-s-review/1
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    Thermaltake Suppressor F51 Mid-Tower Chassis Review

    Introduction, Specifications and Pricing


    Anyone who pays half the attention to cases that we do, have seen a great proliferation in chassis designs that have come from Thermaltake over the past year or two. In the olden days, they tended to make the more usual suspects when it came to cases, but always had something in their lineup that put them ahead of the curve, even if they were too expensive at that time for most of us to enjoy them. Now it seems things have sort of flipped the script. More and more now we are seeing many very cool designs and feature implementations in their cases, and while once out of the range of most users to get the best of what Thermaltake had to offer, it seems now, that almost all of Thermaltake chassis designs are indeed affordable and attainable for most to enjoy.

    Coming fresh from the Core series cases that are all the rage at the moment, and highly sought after for the large interior and mod-ability that has launched a competition, we venture into the more typical chassis design this time around. The thing is though, that while we are now speaking of taller and slimmer designs like the more standard Core cases, the idea of needing to make changes along the way is not lost on Thermaltake. While most of their designs as of late have been top notch with tons of in your face features along with a few hidden ones, there was one logical step for Thermaltake to make this time around.

    That step is of course to take all of what we are loving in these newer case designs, and putting it inside of a chassis that is made with silence in mind. Of course, nothing is lost with this design either; we still get the hidden goodies, and a lot of the one off features that come only in Thermaltake designs, but major strides are made this time around to deaden any and all noises typically associated with a standard PC design. All of this has culminated in the chassis that we are bringing you today, which is the Thermaltake Suppressor F51 mid-tower chassis.

    Get comfortable and ready the time needed to have a look, because this is one of those cases that you just don't want to miss.


    A quick glance at the specifications shows we have a lot to go over before we show you the actual chassis, so let's dive right in and get this out of the way. The Suppressor F51 is a mid-tower design that measures 525mm in depth, is 230mm in width, and stands 577mm tall, weighing in at 12.7kg empty. While there is a windowed version out in the wild, ours is the windowless version, and everything about this chassis is black, inside and out. Externally, this chassis may appear to resemble other Tt designs, but looking deeper at the closed off front panel, the amount of dust filtration, and the fact that every hole that isn't currently populated with a fan offers sound deadening materials in those locations. With a brushed aluminum front panel that is plain, sleek, and simple, along with the flat side panels in this design allows users to enjoy its simplicity and lack of noise in the office due to the tricks and design elements that Thermaltake has employed.

    Inside the chassis there is also a lot to cover. This chassis is cooled with a 200mm fan in the front, and uses a second fan at the rear, a 140mm fan to exhaust the chassis. There are two removable 5.25" drive bays, and these trays are also drilled in the floor for storage as well. Below that, we find six 3.5" bays that are used for storage, and each tray in the rack also accommodates 2.5" drives too. One thing not mentioned is that even with the ODD bays and HDD bays removed, there is still room to house two of the HDD trays behind the motherboard to allow for much needed storage locations if you plan to fill this chassis to its limits with water cooling. Since we have an image that you will see in the hardware and accessories, that show all of the cooling options, feel free to read the listings there, but we feel the image is worth a thousand words and also simplifies life a bit when it comes to cooling options. Outside of that, the chart ends with limitations, like 185mm for a CPU cooler, 310mm or 465mm of video card spacing depending on the removal of the HDD rack, and we have 220mm of room for a PSU, and even an adjustable support for the front, and it comes equipped with a gasket at the back of the chassis for the PSU as well.

    As for the availability of this chassis, technically we were under an NDA until the June 2, but someone broke said NDA and is why we get to bring this chassis forward a bit early, but as of this moment, we cannot find a retail listing for this chassis. Even so, we were in fact given the MSRP that we should soon find this design available for from just about any e-tailer, and even what you can buy direct from Thermaltake for, and we were told that price is just $119.99. Astonishing if you ask us, the level of features, the look and appeal of this chassis design, and the customizations that this chassis will allow for to us is very much worth this asking price, not only on paper, but in real life.

    Toda a review:
    http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/716...iew/index.html
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    Phanteks ENTHOO PRO M - New $79 Mid Tower





    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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    Nanoxia Announces CoolForce PC Case Series

    This week it's all about Computex 2015 - and all our fans know that Computex means new Nanoxia products: We revealed our first PC-case, the Deep Silence 1, during Computex 2012. The Deep Silence 4, Deep Silence 5 and Deep Silence 6 have been introduced during Computex 2013. To keep in this tradition, on this opening day of Computex 2015, we want to introduce a complete new range of PC-Cases: The Nanoxia CoolForce Series!

    The CoolForce Series will offer an outstanding price-performance ratio. Five different models will be made available, offering a variety of features at very attractive prices. As with the Deep Silence Series, we made sure that the different models will be easily recognizable as belonging to the same family.

    The clean cut front panel with the green-lit Nanoxia lettering and the silver edges can be found in each of the models. Each CF-case will come with two fans, one in the front, the other one in the back. Each new case will have a multi-stage fan control. 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0 and HD Audio ports are available. The top mounted fan holes are hidden under separate, removable covers. And of course, each CoolForce case will be "watercooling ready" with multi-radiator support.

    Let's look at the different models.

    CF-1
    The CF-1 is a compact ATX cube. The case is divided into two different thermal zones. Two 3.5 inch HDD/SSD and four 2.5 inch SSD can be mounted. An external 5.25 inch bay allows the installation of an optical drive. A total of five fans can be installed: 2 x 120/140 mm (front/1 x included), 2 x 120/ 140 mm (top), 1 x 120 mm (rear/included). VGA-cards of 360 mm and CPU-coolers of up to 160 mm can easily be mounted.
    • Case Type: ATX Cube
    • Dimensions (H x W x D): 380 x 285 x380 mm
    • Drive bays external: 1 x 5.25 inch, 1 x 3.5 inch (optional)
    • Drive bays internal: 2 x 3.5 inch, 2 x 2.5 inch
    • Case fans (incl.): 1 x 120 mm, 1 x 140 mm
    • Additional fan mounts: 3 x 120/140 mm
    • Max. height CPU coolers: 160 mm
    • Max. length VGA Cards: 360 mm

    CF-2
    The CF-2 is the first of three ATX mid-tower designs. Externally, two 5.25 inch bays are available. Six 120 mm fans can easily be installed: 2 x 120mm (front/1 x included), 2 x 120mm (top), 1 x 120 mm (bottom), 1 x 120 mm (rear/included). VGA-cards of up to 415 mm can be installed if one or more of the HDD-cages are removed. With a full complement of HDD-cages, cards of up to 280 mm will fit. The maximum installation height of CPU-coolers is 160 mm.
    • Case Type: ATX Mid Tower
    • Dimensions (H x W x D): 430 x 200 x 475 mm
    • Drive bays external: 2 x 5.25 inch, 1 x 3.5 inch (optional)
    • Drive bays internal: 2 x 2.5 inch, 8 x 3.5 inch
    • Case fans (incl.): 2 x 120 mm
    • Additional fan mounts: 4 x 120 mm
    • Max. height CPU coolers: 160 mm
    • Max. length VGA Cards: 280 (415) mm

    CF-3
    The CF-3 is the second mid-tower case. Three external 5.25 inch drives are available. The CF-3 comes with two 140 mm fans, four more 120/140 mm fans can be mounted (1 x front, 1x bottom, 2 x top). The maximum length of VGA cards is 445 (315) mm. CPU-coolers of max. 180 mm in height can be installed. 8 PCI expansion slots are available at the rear.
    • Case Type: ATX Mid Tower
    • Dimensions (H x W x D): 480 x 220 x 532 mm
    • Drive bays external: 2x 5.25 inch, 1 x 3.5 inch (optional)
    • Drive bays internal: 8 x 3.5 inch
    • Case fans (incl.): 2 x 140mm
    • Additional fan mount: 4 x 120/140 mm
    • Max. height CPU coolers: 180 mm
    • Max. length VGA Cards: 315 (445) mm

    CF-4
    The CF-4 is the widest of the three mid-tower models. With 232 mm, it allows the offset installation of three 120/140 mm fans or radiators under the top. Due to the wide body design, CPU-cooler of up to 185 mm can easily be installed; VGA cards with a maximum length of 445 (315) mm. As with the CF-3, three external drive bays and eight PCI expansion slots are available.
    • Case Type: ATX Mid Tower
    • Dimensions (H x W x D: 480 x 232 x 532 mm
    • Drive bays external: 2 x 5.25 inch, 1 x 3.5 inch (optional)
    • Drive bays internal: 8 x 3.5 inch
    • Case fans (incl.): 2 x 140 mm
    • Additional fan mounts: 5 x 120/140 mm
    • Max. height CPU coolers: 185 mm
    • Max. length VGA Cards: 315 (445) mm

    CF-5
    The CF-5 is a full tower and can be equipped with E-ATX motherboards. Three external 5.25 inch bays are available for the installation of optical drives. Seven 120 or 140 mm fans can be mounted, which allows the easy installation of a dual radiator set-up. For the installation of expansion cards, a total of 10 PCI slots can be found at the rear of the case.
    • Case Type: E-ATX Full Tower
    • Dimensions (H x W x D): 530 x 232 x 550 mm
    • Drive bays external: 3 x 5.25 inch, 1 x 3.5 inch (optional)
    • Drive bays internal: 8 x 3.5 inch
    • Case fans (incl.): 2 x 140mm
    • Additional fan mounts: 5 x 120/140 mm
    • Max. height CPU coolers; 185 mm
    • Max. length VGA Cards: 360 (485)mm

    The mid-tower cases and the full tower are equipped with fully modular HDD-cages for up to eight 3.5 inch drives. Thanks to this outstanding variability, the installation of long VGA-cards or front-mounted radiators is easily possible. The hard drives are installed in special mounting carriages, which are designed to accommodate both 2.5 inch and 3.5 inch HDD/SSD. Hard disks and the PSU use anti-vibration mounting solutions. The optical drives are mounted tool-less.

    Not only do we have this complete new PC case series for you, we also introduce a bunch of other awesome products. A new fan design, a new gaming case, and last, but certainly not least, we introduce the Rev. B of the Deep Silence 2, Deep Silence 3 and Deep Silence 4. All the new cases will be available for purchase soon.
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    SilverStone Unveils Raven RVZ02 Mini-ITX Gaming Chassis

    SilverStone gave its iconic Raven Z console-sized mini-ITX gaming PC chassis an update, with the RVZ02. The case now has a new front facade that's a departure from the ridged RVZ01, with fewer design character lines, and a cool "V-shaped" central LED cluster. The case has room for a standard-height mini-ITX motherboard, a full-height dual-slot graphics card, an SFX form-factor PSU, a slimline optical drive bay, and multiple internal 2.5-inch drives.

    The demo build by SilverStone at the Computex show-floor dropped jaws, with a Core i7 "Haswell-E" processor, SilverStone Argon AR06 low-profile CPU cooler, ASRock X99E-ITX/ac motherboard, 16 GB of dual-channel DDR4-2933 memory by GeIL, ASUS GeForce GTX 980 STRIX graphics, SilverStone SX600-G SFX power supply, and an ADATA 256 GB SSD.
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    SilverStone Milo ML08 is the Refined Cousin of the RVZ02

    SilverStone is spoiling you for choice with console-size premium mini-ITX cases. First, it was the second-generation Raven Z (RVZ02), and now, the Milo ML08. This case offers a similar feature-set to its Raven cousin, but with a more restrained and subtle styling, and a handlebar, that lets you carry the case around. Measuring 380 mm x 87 mm x 370 mm (WxHxD), the case features a steel frame, with ABS front panel. Inside, you get the same SFX PSU bay, a slimline optical drive bay, two to three 2.5-inch/3.5-inch drive bays, a full-height graphics card bay, and oversized air vents over the CPU/motherboard area.
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    http://www.techpowerup.com/213110/si...the-rvz02.html
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    SilverStone CS380 Lets You Combine a Gaming PC with a Home NAS

    Want a compact gaming PC that doubles up as a home storage? The CS380 "Compact Storage" case could be worth checking out. This micro-ATX case features an aluminium door (with noise-dampening material), steel frame, and ABS front panel bits. Behind the door are eight 3.5-inch drive caddies, with SATA backplanes, which let you hot-swap drives; and a standard 5.25-inch drive bay. Apart from the eight 3.5-inch caddies, the case has two internal 2.5-inch drive bays (for OS drives).

    The eight 3.5-inch caddies are split between two drive cages of four; which are separated by room meant for long graphics cards. Its ventilation includes two 92 mm front intakes (located in the space between the drive cages); two 120 mm side vents, two 120 mm top vents (which can hold on to a 240 mm radiator); and a 120 mm rear exhaust. The case measures 212 mm x 435 mm x 444 mm (WxHxD).
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    SilverStone Raven X RVX01 Pictured

    The centerpiece at SilverStone's Computex booth was the might Raven X (RVX01). This ATX tower features a top-oriented motherboard tray, in which expansion slots and the rear I/O point upwards. One major advantage of this orientation is better conventional heat exhaust, and minimized PCB bending on long graphics cards thanks to Lady Gravity. The case comes in black with red tones. The RVX01 features tons of 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drive bays located along its inner panels; fan mounts that include a rear 120 mm exhaust, a 120 mm top exhaust, and three 120 mm bottom intakes. Measuring 195 mm x 473 mm x 470 mm (WxHxD), the case is made of a steel frame with ABS front panels.
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    Antec VSP5000 Mid-Tower Chassis Review

    Introduction



    Antec has a long history of creating durable, competitive and affordable products. Of course, they also make high-end products, but it’s their budget ranges that have long dominated the market and that’s a trend Antec seem eager to continue with the release of their VSP5000. The new chassis has a big focus on silence, and it comes with sound dampening materials in the side panel, side intake vents, a sound blocking top panel, triple channel fan controllers and more! If you like a system that barely makes a whisper, this certainly “sounds” like the chassis for the job.

    The Antec VSP5000 isn’t immediately striking as the most beautiful box in the world, but it’s certainly far from ugly. The left side panel has a raised section, which serves little to no purpose, but it does match the right side panel; a little symmetry never hurt anyone.

    As I was saying, both the left and right side panels are of the same design. Of course, on the right side, this panel is more practical as its shape allows extra cable routing space behind the motherboard.

    The front panel is neat and tidy, although admittedly nothing fancy. There’s an LED light strip at the top, although why this is included is beyond me, as those who want a silent build, likely aren’t too keen on a front panel light either; I personally never connect the power or HDD LED on my own chassis for this reason. On the top half, you will find 3 x 5.25″ drive bay covers, one of which has a 3.5″ pop-out.

    From the top, there’s a slide lock for the top fan panel cover, two rubber routing grommets, a pre-installed 120mm exhaust fan and seven expansion slots. Unfortunately, the expansion slot covers are a snap-off design, but that’s not exactly uncommon in sub-£40 chassis.

    The top panel features two pre-installed fans, which are slightly recessed behind the top panel cover. This cover also features a sound-proofing layer, albeit with cut-outs for the fans, to help reduce unwanted noise from the chassis.

    The front panel is very well equipped, with three separate fan controllers, that feature both low and high settings, but most interesting of all, a stop function; you’re not going to get your fans any more silent than that! Also of interest, the USB and HD audio jacks have rubber caps, which helps keep debris out.

    Toda a review:
    http://www.eteknix.com/antec-vsp5000...hassis-review/
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    Streacom Unveils Prototype Symmetrical Case

    Streacom showed off a unique new prototype case, which you can place upside down or downside up in tower orientation; or even either ways in pedestal orientation; and the case would still maintain its rigidity and design. The unnamed prototype is made of 4 mm-thick aluminium panels, and can seat ATX motherboards, with standard ATX-type PSUs. The case lacks air vents in all its panels, except the top and bottom. The PSU bay vents out on the panel. We didn't get a chance to look inside, but the rep tells us that it features rails that let you mount additional internal drives, or liquid-cooling components. The case will be hand-made, and when released later this year, could cost anywhere between $250-300.
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