Enclosures

NZXT Apollo

September 15, 2006 -- This summer we had looked at NZXT's Lexa chassis as well as the Precise power supply series. Hitting the workbench today is the Apollo from NZXT. This ATX chassis is composed out of steel, offers a screwless design, and has a magnetic closing door.

Enermax Chakra ATX

September 02, 2006 -- While Enermax has been manufacturing PC peripherals for years now, they have not had many home runs when it comes to designing ATX cases that have been immensely popular with enthusiasts and gamers. Enermax's latest attempt at creating a unique ATX chassis comes in form of the Chakra. One of the most noticeable features about the Enermax Chakra is its 25cm side intake fan. Also offered is a front eSATA port.

Cooler Master Mystique 631

July 24, 2006 -- Over the years, Cooler Master has become well regarded by computer enthusiasts for their exceptionally well-designed products, but is the Mystique 631 another one of these marvelous creations, or has Cooler Master bit the dust this time around? The Mystique 631 was almost tagged the WaveMaster 2.

SilverStone Lascala LC20M

July 13, 2006 -- Our latest adventure with SilverStone Technology places us in front of their most recent Lascala chassis, the LC20M. The SilverStone Lascala LC20M boasts an integrated VFD display with IR remote, aluminum construction, superb multimedia capabilities, and more.

NZXT Lexa Mid-Tower

June 08, 2006 -- Taking a break from our usual hardware roundabout during Computex Taipei 2006, we took this opportunity to look at one of NZXT's latest creations. The NZXT product up on the review block this afternoon is the Lexa, which coincidently we had privately previewed during Computex last year.

Antec Studio Take 4

April 04, 2006 -- The Antec Take 4 is a 4U rackmount chassis that is designed to be incredibly quiet, offer effective airflow, and ultimately lower the operating temperature of the system. However, will such a chassis be worth its $339.00 USD price tag? We have the Antec Studio Take 4 in our hands today as we try it out for ourselves.

Antec Performance TX640B

November 06, 2005 -- Coming out of the Antec review, we were quite pleased with what was offered by the Performance TX640B MiniTower. This ATX chassis offered a great deal of functional features such as removable drive cages and a front fan filter, while sticking to the phenomenal build quality we've been accustom to seeing from Antec products.

Sansun SN-C001 BAT

October 23, 2005 -- The fictional superhero Batman was originally conceived in 1939 when appearing in an issue of Detective Comics, and since that point Batman's popularity has increased tremendously and is still popular with its Batman Begins movie, and video game, out this year as well as other merchandise. Attempting to capture onto the popularity of Batman, the relatively unheard of Sansun Group Company has created the SN-C001 BAT Case and we have this themed ATX chassis with us today for testing.

KickButtComputers Signature Combat

September 16, 2005 -- In early August, we presented a short preview of the KickButtComputers Signature series chassis to our readers, but today, the Signature Combat Phoronix chassis is finally complete and in our hands. In this article, we have a horde of our own exclusive images on these fabulous looking pre-modded cases; for any computer enthusiast or hobbyist, this is definitely a necessary read.

HighSpeedPC Standard HSPC Tech Station v2.0

September 01, 2005 -- Late last year we had the opportunity to try out the Tech Station computer test bench, which is manufactured by the people at HighSpeedPC. Today, we have our hands on the latest revision of their tech station kit with the Standard HSPC Tech Station v2.0. Will these alterations in the revision warrant an upgrade for current users or better yet recruit new HighSpeedPC customers? Today we'll be sharing our opinions on this open-air workstation.
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