Bitfenix prodigy miniitx review

We first saw the Bitfenix Prodigy back in March, when John took a trip over the BitFenix is one of the companies always willing to try new - bold things, the Prodigy is no exception. From side panels with embedded lighting to surface treatment or use of flexible materials, the company keeps pushing small new elements out the Today we are looking at a case designed for the smallest breed of motherboard, the mini-ITX, which was developed back in These are slightly smaller than Micro-ATX and their key feature is their low power consumption, making them ideal for So here it comes a very brief conclusion.

Seriously though this is not only the best ITX case we have ever had the pleasure of reviewing but we would also say hands down the is the best BitFenix case to date, you really can see a lot of The Prodigy isn't for everyone. Let the haters hate, though. For some applications, bigger is simply better. The Prodigy's generous size allows it to Mini-ITX has existed for years now as form factor, but a more recent phenomenon is the appearance of more versatile and capable motherboards in this size.

Those make it possible to assemble your own compact computers, if you can find the right chassis By eTeknix on December 29, 90 BitFenix is one of the coolest names in the chassis industry. By Ocaholic on August 31, 90 the build quality is on a very good level BitFenix didn't make the mistake to go for super thin side panel to save weight They use solid metal sheets which gives the case good stiffness and a solid appearance Furthermore putting the components in place Now I have been able to use the Prodigy for a couple of weeks and test it in most everyday situations, from general browsing and office use, to extended gaming sessions.

Let's see how my thoughts have shaped from using this chassis. As with the majority The BitFenix Prodigy is an all-around great small form factor case that provides plenty of expansion for storage, cooling, and space for high-end hardware. The modular design also makes it one of the easiest cases to install despite its small size. With performance and flexibility like this, it's difficult not to recommend the Prodigy unequivocally.

It has more water-cooling support than many cases twice its size, great air cooling too in its category, and its price tag is extremely reasonable There's no doubting the striking looks of the BitFenix Prodigy owe more than a little to the serious, brushed aluminium stylings of the Mac G5. The over-and-under looped handles are a dead giveaway, aren't they? That, though, is over-simplifying things a We've done a first look, gallery and preview of the case, and now it's time for a full-fledged review.

We first saw the Bitfenix Prodigy back in March, when John took a trip over the BitFenix is one of the companies always willing to try new - bold things, the Prodigy is no exception. From side panels with embedded lighting to surface treatment or use of flexible materials, the company keeps pushing small new elements out the Today we are looking at a case designed for the smallest breed of motherboard, the mini-ITX, which was developed back in