Ads
Ads
All about Cases
 Latest Cases articles
Five Gaming Enclosures, Rounded Up

Five Gaming Enclosures, Rounded Up
We've had a number of cases through the lab as of late. Today's excursion takes us away from HTPC or small form factor enclosures and straight into the realm of gaming chassis. Entries from ABS, Antec, Lian-Li, Thermaltake, and NZXT vie for a win. Read More

  • Three Mainstream Home Theater PC Cases Compared
    Increasingly, movie and television buffs are considering a home theater PC solution to replace old video devices or TV receivers. In fact, HTPCs can do almost anything, but which case should you use? We look at offerings by GMC, Moneual, and SilverStone. Read More
  • Cage Match: Four Open-Air ATX Chassis
    While lab technicians and competitive overclockers often use no case at all, a few companies produce test racks that look good enough to win over even the showiest LAN party participants. Today we consider four non-enclosed ATX chassis. Read More
All Cases articles

Newsletters


  • Ask your question about IT issues
  • Post

Partners

The Games selection

action : Yoyo the Star Yoyo is a young girl who recently graduated and dreams to become a movie star (don't we all). You'll have to guide her on the path to stardom,...
crazy : Xiao Xiao 7 A great fight scene from the animation movies Xiao Xiao.
Ads

Sponsored links

GMC Toast Cases Pick Up Discs Vertically

Next news
12:30 AM - June 3, 2008 by Patrick Schmid

GMC is a case manufacturer that we weren’t familiar with. The firm offers an entire lineup of extraordinary cases, mostly based on a design that incorporates its patent to install the optical drive vertically. The R2 Toast series has a sleek and stylish design and is available in seven different colors including black, white and fancier colors. The R2 Toast cases are particularly compact and belong into the mini tower category at their 180x290x420 mm. However, they still accommodate full-size ATX motherboards and a standard power supply unit.

gmc case r2gmc toast r2

We found that the R2 Toast cases were well finished, but they have one shortcoming: The only externally available 5.25” drive bay is the one into which you install the optical drive. Apart from that, there are three internal 3.5” bays. Luckily, there are front USB ports.

Source : Tom's Hardware

Talkback
Add your comment
Comments are closed on this page.

Sponsored links