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The Force from Vigor Gaming is a big heavy case that is very easy to use and designed for gamers. It sure looks cool, but is it really.  Manufacturer: Vigor Gaming Product: Force Gallery: Click Here Price: $185.95 At Gotfrag Hardware, the vast majority of products we have reviewed have been from companies that you had more likely than not heard of before. Massive corporations like Intel, Microsoft and ASUS, as well as niche companies like SteelSeries and Razer. These companies have comprised the bulk of our reviews. Still, there have been several products under the microscope from relatively unknown companies such as CoolIT, AGEIA, and Wolf King. It is our pleasure to be adding another name to the short list of virtual unknowns, and that name is Vigor Gaming Computer. Vigor Gaming Computer is a system integrator based in Fullerton, California; that provides a wide range of components and systems targeted at the hardcore gaming crowd. They work closely with a company called MACS Technology, Inc., a manufacturer of ultra-high-end PC enclosures and thermal cooling solutions. It was by chance and good fortune that we met the guys from Vigor Gaming at the KODE5 USA Finals at the G4 studios in West Lost Angeles. They had supplied the four massively powerful Quake 4 tournament machines, which we were infatuated with. Surely the most impressive thing we noticed about these PCs was the sub-ambient CPU temperature that seemed to be attained on air cooling. Beyond that, there were some very cool-looking, unique chassis housing two of the machines. These were aggressively styled and performance tuned parts that we knew we had to take a closer look at. Today, we will be reviewing the Vigor Force™ Screw-Less Gaming Case. Force The Vigor Force™ Screw-Less Gaming Case is an enormous super tower PC enclosure that offers an unusually high degree of ventilation, lots of landscape that aids in cable management, and an overall aggressive look that complements the hardcore gaming scene. Here are the specifications and features of the case, as listed on the Vigor Gaming website.  |
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User Comments
Other than that, if i needed a case, id buy this one
I could definitely be wrong, but that was my logic.
Your sentence says, "The three fans within the case keep air moving directly through the case, minimizing entropy and maximizing efficiency."
Increasing the airflow will not reduce the amount of heat given off. It will only transfer the heat more efficiently from inside the case to outside the case. The amount of heat or energy generated by the computer still remains the same.
Entropy is the measurement of this energy, which remains constant no matter how efficient your airflow is because it still gives off the same amount fo energy.
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