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April 2010
(85%)
27 Reviews
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Xigmatek made it clear that appearance counts when they design a chassis and this philosophy continues with their new chassis, the Utgard. With its fully painted interior and exterior in an all-Black theme with the contrasting orange color of the intak...
Abstract: The system cases from Xigmatek we have tested today leave us somewhat disappointed. On one hand, they try to stand out from the crowd and have high potential. But on the other hand, they are marred by small, yet annoying imperfections. In other words, they are already better than regular system cases but not...
The Xigmatek Utgard has a great set of features for a case of its price range. The case offers a mostly tool-free installation along with plenty of ventilation and pre-installed cooling. The Utgard also offers a couple of different customizable feature...
Real support for watercooling, no modding required, Great construction, Good looking design, Value for money, Tool free options that work, Effective cable management, Supersize CPU backplate access, Room for big hardware, Two fan speed control knobs, control up to six fans, Bottom PSU with intake filter, Three premium fans included, install up to nine, Foam backed steel me
Plastic clips to hold on front panel are cheap and feel fragile Front panel requires effort to remove, HDD caddy was a pain to work with, 5.25" bay metal plates hard to remove, Easy to spoil finish with finger prints, No 2.5" drive support, Four watercooling knockouts but only two grommets provided.
In this section I am going to write a brief five point summary on the following categories; Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These views are my own and help me to give the Xigmatek Utgard a rating out of 10, a high score...
At £69.99, the Xigmatek Utgard is great value, and would be a fantastic upgrade from a generic case or something that's showing its age. In terms of features, cooling and looks, the Utgard punches well above its price tag. It's a shame that fitting rad...
Great price / performance, Three cooling fans included, Six fan / two channel fan controller included, Plenty of options to install fans in the "mesh" model, Good screw-less system for expansion cards, Good locking system for drive bays, Dust filters on a
No anti-vibration on the hard drives, Placing HDD cage back into a filled case somewhat tedious, Cable management "clamps" rather fragile, No need for two eSATA ports, Fans not the quietest around
The Xigmatek Utgard takes a lot of features of the Midgard and improves upon them. The most obvious is the locking mechanism for the expansion bay and the slight restructuring of the plastic clamps, which now hold the cables better without opening up u...
First things first. Let's remember we are looking at a case that costs £65, so we shouldnt expect much right? Well in the case of the Utgard you would be wrong. Very wrong. The features it carries are not unusual but to have this many and still keep the p...
Excelente presentación, Refrigeración de serie de sobra, Rehobus integrado en un panel frontal muy útil, Espacio interno más que suficiente
Podría incluir sensores de temperatura,
Nuevo modelo que, en realidad, no nos aporta nada que no tuviera ya la Asgard. Cambia el diseño externo respecto a la Asgard, haciéndose más simple y sobrio, si bien se conserva la combinación de colores y algunos de los elementos del interior. Buena d...
Insgesamt hinterlässt der Xigmatek Utgard Midi Tower black Mesh einen guten Eindruck. Das Gehäuse ist sauber und solide verarbeitet, bietet reichlich Platz und zahlreiche Möglichkeiten zur Erweiterung und zum Modding. Der Preis von 69,90 € geht für ein...
