Aerocool announces the DS 230 PC case. According to the manufacturer, it is going to win the hearts of customers by an off-beat illumination that operates in two modes: permanent light & breathing effect. The lighting system embraces several color schemes and several intensity modes. The middle-tower steel chassis itself is painted black. Its internal layout is intended for mini-ITX, micro-ATX as well as full-format ATX mainboards.



Aerocol DS 230 offers 7 expansion slots, a pair of 3.5 inch drive slots (undermount) & three 2.5 inch drive slots (side allocation). The maximal length of the supported graphics cards makes up 413 mm, whereas the maximal height of the CPU cooler should not exceed 170 mm. The case supports standard ATX PS/2 power supply units (180 mm in length).


To continue, the model comes with a preinstalled rear 120 mm fan. Optionally, it’s feasible to mount two top 120/140-mm fans & three front 120/140-mm fans. If there is need, the customer can substitute …

Cooler Master announces an official release and starts a batch production of two new liquid cooling systems that join Seidon series. Codenamed Seidon 120XL and Seidon 240M, these two models will become a real smile of fortune for the devotees of up-dated technologies. Compact size and affordable price are the key advantages of Seidon representatives. Both liquid coolers demonstrate compatibility with such platforms, as Intel LGA 775, 1155, 1156, 1366, 2011, and AMD FM1, FM2, AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+.



According to Cooler Master, Seidon 120XL and Seidon 240M are quite independent systems which require minimal efforts while mounting or maintenance. They are a perfect choice for those people willing to provide enough room around CPU socket and simultaneously get the utmost cooling effect.


The first model, Seidon 120XL, is a refined version of Seidon 120M. It consists of a quite thick aluminum heatsink, copper micro channels, and a single 120 mm fan. In its turn, Seidon 240M …

GameMax presented its new RGB line product for thrifty consumers, called RGB1050. This power supply features modular cabling, as well as LED-backlighting, and is able to endure the 1050 W load. The illumination is inactivated by default. One must push the “RGB Light” button to switch it on and adjust colouring. Images on the manufacturer’s web-site indicate, LEDs highlight the frame of the 140 mm fan and the GameMax logo on one of the side panels.

 

The GameMax RGB1050 power supply complies with the ATX12V v2.3 standard, is 80 PLUS Gold certified and has an active power factor erecting mechanism. The power supply protection system comes into action in the cases of short circuit, over- and undervoltage, alongside with the maximum permissible wattage or current intensity exceedence.

 

The novelty has one +12V (80 А/960 W) line. The ultimate load over the +3.3V and +5V channels must not overcome 130 W. The supply kit offers cables fitting the ATX, …