Deepcool, known initially as the provider of prime-class cooling solutions, decided to gladden its fan audience by the release of a new mid-tower case, entitled Landking. The new-comer is targeting ATX, mini-ITX and micro-ATX mainboards, expansion cards of up to 280 mm in length, and CPU coolers of up to 165 mm in height. The chassis is made of steel with plastic inclusions, differentiated by a stylish silver coloring.



Deepcool Landking features 512x218x515 mm dimensions and weighs 6.67 kg. Its internal layout is sufficient for the installation of eight expansion cards, three 5.25-inch drives, five 3.5-inch drives, and a pair of 2.5-inch drives. The frontal I/O panel offers two USB 3.0 ports as well as two 3.5 mm mini-jacks; they are accompanied by two USB 2.0 ports and a dedicated dock for SATA interface.


To continue, the chassis offers nice opportunities for the organization of a highly-efficient cooling system. Hence, it accommodates four vacancies for the installation …

The SilverStone RVZ01-E model has been further developed into the compact Raven RVZ03 (SST-RVZ03B) sample with the awesome appearance due to its full-colour backlighting.



The new chassis holds a mini-DTX or a mini-ITX system card, an ATX power supply unit and up to four 2.5-inch drives. At the same time, it offers enough space for 330 mm expansion cards (including those, taking two slots). The maximum allowable height of the CPU cooling device is equal to 83 mm, the power unit length – 150 mm. However, the manufacturer suggests using 140 mm (or shorter) power sources with modular wiring systems and flatform cables.


In this case, which can be oriented vertically or horizontally, two 120 mm fans with the 1,500 rpm rotary speed are already installed and the third one can be also mounted.


The I/O panel has a couple of USB 3.0 ports, as well as jacks for a mic and headphones. The case, costing 98 EUR, weighs 4.05 kg and possesses the 382 x 105 x 350 mm dimensions.

Several resources have published new details about Gigabyte video cards, which are about to come out.



Thus, GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Aorus Xtreme card will be based on the GP102 graphics engine, operating at 1,632/1,746 MHz frequencies, which means, its factory overclocking will overcome 10%. In its turn, memory frequency will increase by 4% (up to 1,431 MHz), and the effective frequency will be 11,448 MHz.


The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Aorus product, possessing the 1,594/1,708 MHz GPU operation rate and the standard 1,376 MHz (11 GHz) memory rate, will also represent the series we are speaking about. At the same time, it will get another backplate with a more compact copper insert.


The GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Gaming OC graphics accelerator outwardly resembles G1 Gaming samples, though, it has a white WindForce 3X cooling system cover. The graphics processing unit of this model will be factory overclocked to 1,544/1,657 MHz.


Finally, we must note, that Gigabyte is going to …