14 DAY TRIAL // While computer cases come in many shapes, sizes and have many looks, some chassis makers put special emphasis on the amount of elegance that a PC can gain from a well-crafted and stylish casing. Some cases are already at a point where they completely overshadow, in both looks and practical use, those old models that Enermax names “monotonous and boring.” The company is gearing up to make its entrance at CeBIT 2010 in style, having already previewed the Volcanus and ECA3190 mid-towers.
The company describes its PC chassis as “real eye-catchers” that boast “high quality, maximum usability and a well-conceived cooling system.” The Volcanus boasts a vibrant flame design on the front and side panels that aims to grab the attention of gamers.
It also comes with an integrated Apollish Vegas fan and seven special light effects that can be switched on by means of the simple press of a button (located on the front panel). The case also boasts “a great cooling performance” and can fit up to five fans. Furthermore, the Volcanus has five 5.25-inch bays and a front I/O panel featuring eSATA and USB connectors.
The ECA3190 is designed with charcoal black acryl and boasts the same Apollish Vegas fan with intense colors and light effects. It comes with a “luxurious outer design” and “a comfortably equipped interior.” The product has I/O front-panel options similar to those of the Volcanus and the same number of 5.25-inch bays.
Enermax will also be demonstrating a product that is described as its next flagship case. Dubbed the ECA5010 Big Tower, the large housing is aimed at high-end gamers. “Many are waiting with bated breath for the premiere of the new Enermax Big Tower. The high-end gaming case ECA5010 appears with an innovative and high-performance cooling concept, which can be adjusted flexibly according to the system requirements. The solid and clear-cut design leaves no doubt: The ECA5010 will be the new Enermax flagship case,” the official press release states.
All three products will be showcased in detail at CeBIT 2010.
