Recent content by Tannhäuser

I wonder why manufacturers in the PC sector can't manage to install small screens without thick black frames. That already bothered me a lot with the Steam Deck - now it's the same here.

Any chances that this thing will fit on my ASUS ROG Strix 2080Ti? Because that card has a custom design. And one of my fans is damaged, making unbearable noise.

Lian Li surely has seen better days. And we've seen better cases since. #InWinFTW

The In Win 909.

Oh please, will it ever stop? Not talking about the RGB-lights, but of the general design language which can be seen EVERYWHERE since one or two years: diagonal lines! I really hate them. I want a clean, minimalistic design. Hardware for adults - not a toy! Are you serious by saying "great plain...

Sure. But personally I think that In Win is relatively new on the market in comparism with Seasonic or Super Flower. Since 2013? Don't know.

I guess that's a bad thing, as this is more or less a new field for them. :/ When it comes to PSUs I only trust established brands. For safety reasons.

Holy sh*t, this thing at least does look good! What can you people tell me about In Win-PSUs? Where do their parts come from?

Sorry, I have to say that BeQuiet!-PSUs are the best. ;)

I can't imagine any real advantage of the holes in the fins. Quite the contrary.

Glad to see some minimalistic and straight design again. But sadly it's from AMD. ;)

That EVGA-design is really nice. I love it. So beautiful that I almost would have to cry when replacing the cooler with a water cooling solution. ;) But I've a question: Why would it be bad to have a single 8 pin-port?

Nice board. But the huge "e" is ruining the design completely. :/

As an owner of the Rift CV1 I can say that the low interest for VR is due to the limited experiences users have with it. Once tried everyone wants to have it at home. It's really that simple. And don't judge VR by the movies with low resolution or the GearVR - the gaming experience with the CV1...

I really hate the current design-language everywhere, with those randomly placed diagonal lines. Some stupid market reasearchers must have told the manufacturers "Look, this is what PC-gamers want these days!". It's fugly. Even Nvidia jumped aboard - look at the cooler from the 1080-cards. :(