Still remember the NZXT Tempest PC case? NZXT has recently launched the Tempest EVO PC case, which is perfect for gaming purpose. The PC case supports a wide range of motherboards including E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Baby AT. The Tempest EVO is specially designed to support up to 8 HDDs, high-end graphics cards, power supply units and server boards.
The NZXT Tempest EVO is also targeted toward overclockers and water cooling enthusiasts because it supports water cooling tube access and a dual 120mm radiator at the top panel. Installation and upgrades are easy thanks to the pre-drilled cable routing on the motherboard allowing for a cleaner look and improved airflow. The case also features added space behind the motherboard panel from a punched side panel design that allows for easy heatsink removal. If you are interested, you can buy the Tempest Evo for $99 a pop. More
Cooler Master has collaborated with AMD to launch the Cooler Master HAF 932 AMD Edition. This PC case comes with racing red paint job on the front and the see through side panel with AMD’s Dragon and Fusion logos. In addition, the case also features two 120mm fans, red LED lights within, tool less drive bays and a removable HDD rack. Pricing and availability are still unavailable. More
You are lucky if you are living in Japan, because LUXA2 will launch their latest LUXA2 PC Case LM300 Touch Pro in that country under the LVA20052N1Z code name. This aluminum HTPC case features a 7-inch touchscreen LCD with a 1024×768 resolution. Sadly, the LUXA2 PC Case LM300 Touch Pro retails for a hefty 75,000 Yen or around $825. [Akihabara]
Computer case maker NZXT has unveiled a new gaming chassis called the GAMMA. Priced at under $50, the case supports for six fans, but only one rear 120mm fan is included with the case. The GAMMA features pre-drilled watercooling holes on the backplate and mounting holes for a dual radiator at the top. The case also has a mesh front panel for airflow and lots of wire routing options on the motherboard tray and other places. [NZXT]
Thermaltake and BMW have introduced the Level 10 PC case at 2009 CeBIT exhibition. This futuristic-looking PC case is targeted especially at gamers. The case features an eye-catching design. It has a central pillar, with individual compartments hanging from it for the motherboard, PSU, optical drives, and hard drives. The Level 10 will be available in mid-October for $700. More
Chinese company Spire has recently introduced their latest mid-tower PC case, the Micro ATX MB-supporting Panther. Featuring a dust proof design, this aluminum case has two exposed 5.25-inch bays, a front-placed I/O panel which includes two audio and two USB ports, front drive bay racks and supports up to three fans – a 120mm fan in front, a 80mm fan on the side panel and a 80/92mm at the back. The entire case measures only 422mm x 182mm x 353mm and weighs just 4.1kg. The Spire Panther Micro ATX will start shipping in October for unannounced price yet. More
Xigmatek is getting ready to release another mid tower PC case ‘Asgard’ for the mass market. Measuring 185mm x 475mm x 408mm, the case is equipped with four exposed 5.25-inch bays, a front placed audio, USB ports (two of each), a 120mm fan in the front and a dust filter behind the front panel. The Asgard will start shipping soon in three different models: without a PSU, with a 400W PSU and with a 500W PSU for €30 ($43), €55 ($79) and €65 ($93), respectively. Picture courtesy of TheLab.gr. [TCMagazine]
NZXT has added a new PC case for gamers, the NZXT Lexa S. The casing provides enhanced airflow to keep the computer’s components chilled. You can also add up to 5 fans including 120mm fans on the front, side, and exhaust with a 140 mm fan on top. NZXT also includes the side, rear, top, and front fans along with a fan controller that controls dual intakes and exhausts independently. Additional features include a smoked clear window and all black interior along with a 5.25-inch stealth bay, turned HDD cage, and punched holes in the motherboard for superior cable management. The NZXT Lexis S Gaming PC Case retails for $69.99 each. More
Corsair today rolled out the Obsidian Series 800D chassis at Computex. The 800D is a full tower chassis made form steel and coated with a matte black finish inside and out. The faceplate of the chassis is brushed aluminum and the case supports up to five 5.25-inch drives and six 3.5-inch drives total. The case is also large enough to support ATX, Extended ATX, or micro ATX mainboard. It comes with a cable management system to decrease cable clutter and allow for improved airflow. The entire chassis uses a tool-free design including the 5.25-inch drive bays. The Corsair Obsidian Series 800D chassis will be released in early July at an MSRP of $299. [SlashGear]
The Digital-CowBoy Acrylic Cowboy ACPC5 PC case is enough to hold ATX or Micro ATX motherboard, a power supply, and a HDD. This Acrylic PC Case is currently available in blue or white at GeekStuff4U for 13,900 Yen ($145). [Product Page]
