NZXT Tempest Evo To conclude our trio of NZXT enclosure reviews, we bring you the Tempest EVO. As with so many of NZXT?s cases, the product has undergone some sort of evolution whereby the original design has been adjusted or altered to improve its functionality leading to the addition of the EVO part of the name.
How has the chassis been changed though and is it for the better? Let?s get stuck in and find out.
Read the full review here. Your Hobbies So what do you all get up to outside of computers? I expect many of you are gamers, but what else do you like doing?
Personally I enjoy reading, playing wargames and martial arts. I've also recently taken up this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqByZOUdI98 Coolermaster HAF 912 Review - Whoopty While less than a decade ago the name on everyone's lips for the highest of the high end gaming chassis would be Coolermaster, in recent years the firm has seen far more competition from the likes of Antec, Thermaltake, Lian Li, NZXT and more. No longer can they ride the coat tales of the much lauded Stacker, they have to diversify.
The company's most recent range of cases is known as the HAF series and there's a variety of different models. Today XSReviews is proud to take a peak at an unreleased, low end case known as the HAF 912. Let's see how this semi-budget offering stacks up.
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Most of the products sent through for us to review come from top brand manufacturers that everyone has heard of and knows well in advance on what their products are probably capable of. However, now and again something shows up on the XSR doorstep from someone a little less well known, something with more to prove. To whit, enter "e"/Andyson's QPower PSU, a 1050W beast with a host of connectors. Can it handle the XSR test rig? Let's find out.
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