The Bitfenix Outlaw has three 5.25” external bays, four 3.5” internal bays, and one 2.5” internal bay. Even though these bays don’t come with tool-less installation mechanisms, the case comes with several black thumbscrews for installing drives, which is a good solution. Two of the hard drive bays have rubber rings to reduce vibration and thus reduce noise level.
Figure 15: Disk drive bays
Figure 16: The 2.5” bay
The Gaming Series (GS) is the new entry-level power supply series from Corsair. Let’s see if the 800 W model is a good pick for the average user.
We tested the Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2 from Arctic Cooling, a CPU cooler with three U-shape heatpipes and a 92 mm fan. Let’s check how it performs.
The cooler we are testing today is the Deepcool Frostwin, which has twin tower heatsinks, four heatpipes and two 120 mm fans. Check it out!
The GeForce GTX TITAN X is the most powerful single-GPU video card available today, with 3,072 processing cores and 12 GiB of memory working at 7 GHz, among other features. Let’s test this monster.
We tested the SilverStone TD03, a sealed liquid cooling system for CPUs, with a full metal block and a 120 mm radiator cooled by two 120 mm fans in push-pull configuration. Check it out!
The 550D is the latest mid-tower case within Corsair’s Obsidian series, with an aluminum front door, eight expansion slots, and several interesting features.