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Fractal Design Array R2 mini-ITX NAS Chassis Review
by Greg King on August 31, 2012 in HTPC/mATXWith mass storage being available at reasonable prices, the desire to build home servers, NAS boxes and so forth has never been stronger. Some might choose the pre-built NAS route, but for those pro-DIY, Fractal Design has its Array R2. Interested in a mini-ITX chassis that can support up to 6 hard drives and 1 SSD? Read on.
NZXT Rogue SFF Gaming Chassis
by Colin Huckstep on January 18, 2008 in HTPC/mATXIf on the search for a great-looking gaming chassis that’s also portable, NZXT might have you covered. Their “SFF” label might be a bit of an understatement though – this case is far from being small. Despite that, it looks good, offers a whack of functionality and is definitely worth a look.
Thermaltake Mozart VC4000 HTPC Case
by Rory Buszka on July 9, 2007 in HTPC/mATXThe “Mozart” name implies style and grace, and the Mozart home theater PC case certainly offers elegant styling. But is its beauty only skin deep? Here’s an in-depth look at this popular home theater PC case from Thermaltake.
Antec NSK2400 HTPC Case
by Rory Buszka on March 30, 2007 in HTPC/mATXAntecs NSK2400 is worthy of your attention if you are looking for a solid HTPC case. It has an innovative thermal design and great attention to detail. This is one HTPC case that covers all the bases.
NZXT Duet
by Rory Buszka on January 31, 2007 in HTPC/mATXHome Theater PCs are the fastest-growing trend in home computing. Here’s an in-depth look at enthusiast case maker NZXT’s first HTPC case, the Duet. With its tasteful looks, clever design, and ample cooling, this case has serious potential.
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| Title | Author | Date | Categories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fractal Design Array R2 mini-ITX NAS Chassis Review | Greg King | August 31, 2012 | HTPC/mATX |
| NZXT Rogue SFF Gaming Chassis | Colin Huckstep | January 18, 2008 | HTPC/mATX |
| Thermaltake Mozart VC4000 HTPC Case | Rory Buszka | July 9, 2007 | HTPC/mATX |
| Antec NSK2400 HTPC Case | Rory Buszka | March 30, 2007 | HTPC/mATX |
| NZXT Duet | Rory Buszka | January 31, 2007 | HTPC/mATX |
| Logisys Janus Case | Rob Williams | March 1, 2005 | HTPC/mATX, Mid-Tower |