Over the past few years, I have become a big fan of dual-chamber PC cases. They provide much more room to work in, offer stunning designs, and simply look interesting. While I’ve had many that I’ve ...

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PC hardware manufacturer be quiet! might have the gaming case to beat thanks to its launch of the new Dark Base Pro today. The new premium case is large, kitted out with the latest features and can ...

be quiet!, renowned for their whisper-quiet PC components, has unveiled their latest innovation: the Light Base Series of PC cases. These new cases promise not only a sleek aesthetic with a panoramic ...

How Much Does it Cost? The be quiet! Shadow Base 800 FX PC Case is available from Amazon for around £200, give or take a couple of quid should you want the black or the white version. I actually think ...

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Light Base is Be Quiet’s series of cases with panoramic interiors—the company is better known for its silent-running, more enclosed dark sentinels. A new addition, the $145-as-tested Light Base 500 LX ...

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Since my current system is very noisy. I will take some steps to make my next computer more quiet. Other then getting a SSD and green HDDs. What are some good ways to reduce the noise from a computer?