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July 2014
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47 Tests
Durchschnittliche Punktzahl von Experten, die dieses Produkt bewertet haben.
Anfangs fragten wir uns, ob das Gehäuse überhaupt mit einem Mini-ITX-Gehäuse wie beispielsweise dem Bitfenix Prodigy mithalten kann. Die gemessenen Temperaturen im Betrieb überraschten uns dann jedoch auf positive Weise. Trotz der kleinen Bauform passt le...
Slimline-Laufwerk, Geringer Platzbedarf, Robuste Verarbeitung, Sehr gute Kühlleistung, Wertige Kunststoffanbauten, Wahl zwischen vertikalen und horizontalen Stand, Trotz geringer Bauhöhe leistungsstarke Grafikkarte möglich
Keine Auswurftaste für 5,25"-Laufwerk, Passgenauigkeit der PCIe-Riser-Karte, Teilweise splitternde Schrauben, Kein Netzteilstaubfilter
SilverStones Raven Z hat uns außerordentlich gut gefallen. Die äußerst kompakten Abmessungen in Verbindung mit den zwei wählbaren Standpositionen und dem spektakulären Innenraumaufbau machen den HTPC zu einem besonderen Gehäuse.AnzeigeAn der Verarbei...
Zusammenfassung: It's official: micro-towers are now definitely a “thing.” Unfortunately for DIYers, being able to truly build from scratch hasn't been an option—until now.Meet Silverstone's Raven RVZ01, a micro-tower that somewhat resembles a game console but has enough ...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-12-22, Autor: Michael , Testbericht von: proclockers.com
Orientation options, Thin and compact, Long graphics card support, Superb build quality
Hardware restrictions, Build difficulty
There are a lot of things to say about the Silverstone RVZ01 mini-ITX chassis. Let us first start with the design and layout of the case. The RVZ01 is indeed a very unique case and the layout explains that a lot. I cannot see any flaw with regards to the ...
Excellent use of space, Very good price - especially in Europe, Long GPUs of up to 330 mm in length will fit, Use of high-quality PCB to route PCIe lanes, Splitter for the two fans included, Two slim fans included, Magnetic dust filters for all case fan v
The use of low-profile coolers is limiting, Can only hold slim fans, Dust filters don't look as sexy as the rest of the chassis, SFX PSU results in a higher initial investment
The Silverstone Raven RVZ01 goes for under 80 euro including taxes or 99 US dollars excluding taxes. Excellent use of space Very good price - especially in Europe Long GPUs of up to 330 mm in length will fit Use of high-quality PCB to route PCIe lanes Spl...
Well made, Excellent layout on the inside , Great price, Will house larger video cards, Vertical or Horizontal Orientations, Good Ventilation, Quiet running, Water cooling option.
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For those who have been waiting to make the move to small form factor computing, and are looking for a truly standout case you should definitely consider the The SilverStone Raven RVZ 01. It's not only suited for everyday use, but it would also make a ...
While the Raven RVZ01 was undoubtedly created as a showcase for some of their other products, SilverStone would have been hard pressed to design something better regardless, at least with these dimensions. The allocated space is used wisely, forgoing ...
Over the past 6 years I have watched the small form factor gaming market grow from basically nothing into what we have today. We now have heatsinks that are designed to handle the heat of high performance CPUs that fit in almost no space, high end video ...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-04-23, Autor: Dennis , Testbericht von: hardwareasylum.com
Small Form Factor (14 Big Slam Pepsi Bottles), SFX Power Supply, Video Card Support up to 13 inches, Only Four Inches Thick, Positive Air Pressure Design
Cooling fans are not PWM controlled, Not much room for cable management, Watercooling is configuration dependent
One of the biggest hurdles when building a small form factor machine is the case. For far too long enthusiasts have avoided building Mini-ITX systems due to the lack luster case selection that either forced us to use toaster style cases or revert to a lar...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-04-17, Autor: Steven , Testbericht von: techspot.com
The Raven Z RVZ01's unique design that is only slightly bigger than an Xbox One yet it can accommodate the R9 290 and still manages to cost well under $100.
Confusing design but the manual helps. Also, depending on what you want to do, Silverstone's ST45SFG (the most powerful PSU for this system) might be a little tight.
There are obviously many hardware configurations you can go with when building a Mini-ITX gaming PC, but we used what we feel is the perfect balance of CPU and GPU power, price and performance, as well as aesthetics. The total build cost came to just o...
