Latest about Bitfenix
BitFenix showed off three new cases at Computex 2015, all of which are completely different from one another.
BitFenix' new case also comes with that nifty little LCD display we saw earlier.
BitFenix's new case combines an efficient Micro-ATX design with sleek looks and an LCD screen.
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Prodigy M, BitFenix is now building it in more colors.
Now you can get your spare parts for BitFenix stuff straight from BitFenix.
We’re revisiting an age-old question with a modern twist: can you build a balanced gaming PC with a sub-$100 CPU and not be limited by graphics performance? When you pick the right parts, a capable machine is easily within reach for very little money.
BitFenix has announced a new value-oriented enclosure.
BitFenix' Fury PSUs all come with individually sleeved cables.
Origin PC proves you can get two GeForce GTX 780 Tis and a heavily overclocked Core i7-4770K into a microATX form factor using BitFenix's popular Phenom M chassis. Yes, the combination is expensive, but it's also oh-so fast. We deconstruct it for you.