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BitFenix is the result of the collaboration of several veterans in both the technology and gaming industries. From the same minds behind some of technology’s most venerable products, our goal is to create products that grant the user the utmost control, strength, and performance to complete their computing tasks.

We understand that some of the most innovative and novel concepts come from the community itself, which is why we take great steps to listen to the needs of our users and develop optimal ways to integrate their ideas into our products. By working closely with the global community, BitFenix is able to engineer solutions that directly address the needs of our users.

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This post has been edited by Bitfenix.My: Mar 30 2014, 09:17 AM

*New owner or potential owner please PM me with ur casing model. i will update at the thread. TQ


This post has been edited by Bitfenix.My: Aug 13 2013, 09:58 AM

Bitfenix Prodigy - A Review by Cyntrix Technologies


The Prodigy, landed in Bolehland just about as quickly as the rest of the world. Kudos to our Bitfenix distributor. *thumbs up* The box is well padded, about as huge as Silverstone SUGO 02 back in the days. Let's crack this open


Smells fresh...


It's solid, well assembled, no funny defects, no rattling, no factory scratches (even if there was 1-2, it's normal), no dent, no bend.


The handles are made out of solid ABS, rubber coated as seen in most Bitfenix casings, as well as casing such as the Cooler Master Storm Trooper/Stryker


The power button and reset button, as well as the USB ports are located on the right of the casing. For ease of use, you would want to place the casing to your left. To keep cables hidden, you'd place it on your right.


Upon opening the side panel you can see how roomy it is. An ITX board with a full tower cooler, full length GPU, full size PSU, and a 5.25" ODD fits in there.


Removing the drive bay involves pinching the two plastic tabs on the top and bottom of the cage and just simply pulling it out. No tools needed, just your hands.


Top grill is flushed and secured with a plastic tab. To remove the top grill, one would need to push the tab to the opposite direction and either use a cello/masking tape to help lift the cover. If you have sticky fingers, you probably can lift it just fine We couldn't...

The grilled, lifted by pushing it upwards from below. You could see that there is (or are, as you would see in the next picture) a D shaped cut out to the corner of the casing's roof where you can slide your finger in to lift the cover upwards.


The cover removed.


Installing the PSU involved removing the four thumb screws which secures the psu back plate to the casing. Heavy duty cast metal is used here so it does not warp. This system was first seen used in Lian Li casing for as far as we could remember.


For the WC enthusiast, you can fit a 200mm radiator on the front. The radiator that you are looking for is Phobya 200mm To install the 200mm radiator would require you you to completely remove the bottom hdd cage. There's room within the casing to mount your SSDs. Do note that if you opt to use a 200mm radiator here, you may have some issues with full length GPU, if not now, it may be in the future. A 240mm radiator could also be mounted here with both the ODD and HDD bay removed.


The rear accommodates a 120mm/140mm fan. The Corsair H80 would fit without issue.


Removing the screws would allow you to remove the ODD cage which then allow you to install a 240mm rad on the roof/front of the casing.


Corsair H100, XSPC RASA RS240, EX240, would all fit on the roof, the ODD bay must be sacrificed. External DVD drive could be used if you need an ODD.


Here's another view showing the mounting holes for the fans and radiator.

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jun 30 2012, 11:34 AM

IMHO, the Prodigy will change how people look at ITX system before.
This casing is very nice looking without sacrifice some important feature like ability to WC, High tower CPU cooler, Long GC and standard size PSU.

The completely tool-less HDD bay #1


The completely tool-less HDD bay #2


The rear view of the PSU cage. PSU cables can be routed upwards or hidden behind the HDD cage. Semi modular PSU is highly recommended for this casing. We speak from experience here 0:)


Power button and USB are soldered onto a black PCB and mounted to the right side panel. The cables are relatively long, hiding them would be challenging, we are up for it!


Cables are all black therefore even if they were not sleeved, you'd hardly see them when routed carefully. If you wish to sleeve them, it's still doable.


A full front shot of the White Prodigy. The white Prodigy comes with a solid front facia with no grills. The Black version comes with perforated front facia (assuming from pictures, we did not open one of verify)


Here's a sizing comparison with the Corsair Vengeance C70 mid tower casing in white.

The C70 is another portable casing made to sustain lots of transportation. Built with full metal chassis and external frame, hard powder-coated in white. Casing accommodates 240mm radiator on the roof, 240mm radiator on the floor 120mm radiator in the rear (if you must). Full size ODD, and three 3.5" hdd can still be installed with all the aforementioned radiators installed. Side window to see through the interior.

The choice is yours. If you want to buy them, you know where to find them!

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jun 30 2012, 11:36 AM

do u provide/sell a rubber grommet for the cable management inside the prodigy?

Looks like there are only a few cut out in the casing where you could install rubber grommet. With a semi modular casing, you won't need any of them though

if this prodigy could pair with ASRock Z77E mini itx mobo ++ gtx680 it would be a nose bleeding set up...

Yes it could. There are more options than that Just stay tuned.

read in some review b4...material used for both feet and the grips are made of a material BitFenix has dubbed "FyberFlex". It is both sturdy but also extremely flexible, so that you could push down on these all the way without breaking it. This also means that the Prodigy wobbles slightly when you poke it.

so how do u find it Cyntrix Tech? is is really extremely flexy?
if fully loaded will it give a lot of tense and would it break?

Someone tested and you can watch it in youtube. He tried to knock and bend it to extreme but the handle still can withstand it. I don't think anyone will abuse it to that extend but yes, this casing is quite tough.

Lian Li will break way before the Prodigy. Prodigy's side panel quality is as thick and heavy as Fractal.

Instead of taking after the Intel Power Mac shape, the case design borrows more from the curvaceous older G3. Which is a good thing. I've always wondered what the PM G3 would look like had it gone on a diet.

Although being that size, it kind of defeats the purpose of a mini ITX form factor. Still, if you need to lug a rig to a LAN gaming party, this should impress people more than an Alienware.

It's not a "tiny" casing but it's just small enough to squeeze in all the goodies of a regular PC. The MATX Aerocool QX2000 is smaller but....


This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jul 6 2012, 08:11 PM

Cant wait for my prodigy

erm seen quite few people shift to prodigy build...
mind sharing which mobo will u use bro....coz might consider this case also...
hopefully can read thru ur worklog of urs and zerohunter..hehehehe

Hehehe..the reason why i change the prOdigy is this time should be lighter lifting the case compared to cosmos s..without flushing the system..hahaha

This time around only a smple mod..some color changing..windows panel and simple lighting..should be getting the item by next week..

Bitfenix Prodigy White - Completed



















This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jul 12 2012, 02:19 PM

Bitfenix Shinobi XL - A Quick Review


If you want a RM 499 Full Tower Casing that comes with USB3.0, Window, capability to house 2 x 360mm Radiator INTERNALLY, this is it.


For a limited time, Purchase the Shinobi XL and received a FREE window side panel. - RM 499


The floor of the casing accommodates a 240mm Radiator. The drive cage must be removed.


Stock drive cage houses 7 hdds in total. 200mm fan installed. Phobya 200MM fits here.


To remove the cage, one must remove the screws securing it.


Top of the casing houses another 200mm fan. There's room for another 200MM fan. Extra fan can be purchased as an add on. 360mm Radiator could be installed on the roof. High profile radiators like the XSPC RX360, Alphacool UT60 fits on the roof. Fans must be moved to the top, below the roof grill.


Another 360mm radiator fits in the front. A hole bypass is available in front to allow the 360mm to slide through. Pictured here is the XSPC EX360.


Bitfenix also prepared a bay for those who intend to remove the bottom cage.

This post has been edited by Lacus: Aug 7 2012, 10:49 AM

that xl should be my next rig build...highest end...funding time $$

Bitfenix Colossus!

hmm.. which mobo can fit into this and how much is the cost?
im using ASUS gtx680 can it fit too?
thinking of getting this casing

This post has been edited by DrLaboo: Jul 14 2012, 06:12 PM

Any mobo would fit in the Collosus.

If you are talking about the Prodigy then you will need to go with an ITX mobo. Just about any graphic card will fit.

im interested with the Prodigy, currently my mobo is Asus Maximus IV Gene-Z G3
any good ITX mobo u recommend? (and the pricing?)

since the ITX mobo is small, will it downgrade the performance compare to my current mobo?

There are only 2 Z77 ITX mobo in the market. Zotac (readily available now) and ASRock (end of the month). The Zotac can do 4.4 GHZ easily with both 3570k and 3770k:



http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=412...&type=1&theater

If you are transferring your current setup to a Prodigy, you just need to change the mobo.

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Jul 14 2012, 11:52 PM

thanks for the updates

p/s: U.G.P.M

Anyone using the Outlaw?
Appreciate any feedback.
Might pick it up soon.

The prodigy seems very nice for an ITX.
Hmmm! thinking about getting one though anyone know how much it costs?
Cheers

RM 269. There's something even more hardcore coming.

No recent build on bitfenix?

LOL bro, cuz everyone still building

yeah ,am still waiting stocks for prodigy black arrive at cyntrix

Should be coming very very soon Waiting for them to arrive at the distributor.

Yeah, somehow there is a sudden prodigy craze lol.

But it is still kinda big for an ITX case IMO

u mean new mini-itx case from bitfenix? or wat so hardcore give some tips to poison ppl

it is big so that it can accommodate wc system..

where can i get shinobi window with usb 3.0? bcos i asked many seller they said they only have old version that have 4 port of usb 2.0 only

funding funding funding for

can my Asus Maximus V Gene uATX fits in the Prodigy ? i'm willing to shave abit of my mobo just to fit it in ....

i dont think so.. prodigy is for mini-itx only..

arghh .... i really like the cute casing though ... hmmm where shall i find something like this .....

thanks anyway for the prompt reply :-)

try silverstone TJ08

TJ08 too big edi ...
i was thinkin Xigmatek Gigas ...
any gigas user here ? i'm planning to install water cooling from XSPC RayStorm D5 EX240

would need to bore some holes for the rad on top of my chasis ....

BitFenix Unveils Ghost

Pictures:

Source: http://www.techpowerup.com/171814/BitFenix...eils-Ghost.html

Got my Bitfenix Merc Alpha yesterday. Good casing for people on a really tight budget like me.

Is Bitfenix ghost available in Malaysia yet?

Just want to share my bitfenix prodigy setup..here it goes my personal review..

PRO:
1. Great for air n water cooling
2. Sleek design
3. Great pricing

CON:
1. no front mesh for white version
2. the handle and the plastic part a bit sharp

is this casing high portability? but 1 thing bad about mini-itx is u cannot install ur own sound card..

Here's a sneak peek of my prodigy build. I'm still waiting for some item to arrive to complete it



Agree with no. 2. Don't hold the handles with your bare hand...


This post has been edited by reiki_longtime: Sep 11 2012, 09:43 PM

bitfenix Representative at OCN just inform that they are working on something bout this white mesh..this is the teaser pix of it

wta..what is the best mobo for prodigy? list of famous one

ASUS P8Z77-I DELUXE
ZOTAC Z77ITX-A-E
Asrock Z77E-ITX

most famous one is ASUS P8Z77-I DELUXE but the more cheaper one is Asrock Z77E-ITX

The Prodigy casing weighs 7kg.
Average ITX casings are about 3kg or below.

as for psu, it can use normal psu rite?

anything less than 160cm in length. 160cm will give a very tight bend to the cables.

psu length? it is 16cm rite? typo?
* or u mean the length of the cable?

This post has been edited by Ulysses: Sep 18 2012, 10:51 PM

How about modular cables?

the best fit for it is to go with non modular psu..because the root of the non modular cable is in the psu itself + the cables easy to bend as soon as it comes out from the psu
if modular the root of the cables starts at psu's male connector..u will find it will very hard to bend the modular cable in prodigy..most people with modular psu modded the cage, cut it ,so they can have enough room to use the modular without bend it so tight

INFRINGEMENT.....

wahlao typo so bad, what I meant was 160mm PSU length. Sorry guys.

Pretty much all Corsair TX, HX, and AX 650 fits in there no problem. It's a pain to hide non modular psu cables in this casing. Then again, you can't see anything regardless how pretty you make the Prodigy anyay

But how come there's certain prodigy's owner have to cut here n there just to fit those modular psu in it?

Perhaps Seasonic/FSP/CoolerMaster don't fit but Corsair TX/HX/AX fits just fine. It depends on how you route the cable. We can even squeeze in a whole set of Sleeved extension cable into the casing.

TX650M
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.4...67942523&type=3

I want to ask between SHINOBI WINDOW and HAF 912 which is better for cool and quite?

very nice looking bitfenix prodigy build



This post has been edited by usop8290: Sep 24 2012, 09:11 PM

TJ08-E too big? Seriously?

http://www.sizeasy.com/page/size_compariso...-vs-Wine-Bottle

after checking ... about the same size ...

just wanted some opinion.. Bitfenix products are so rare in LYP... why?? very interested in their spectre pro and fan controller

btw,
is there any difference for the airflow(front) between black and white prodigy? im interested in the white one. And the front fan will be only main intake (230mm fan). So, is the difference noticeable between white and black?

btw, is spectre 230 fan and controller available?

white version don't have mesh for front panel..airflow is minimal compare to the black version which have mesh front panel.

yea... minimal is of course. I mean is it noticeable? if not, i hope bitfenix will consider black solid front panel

also, for asrock z77, whats the list of air cooler can be fitted for this mobo without blocking the pci-e slot?

You'd probably get some difference in temps but I doubt it'all be much of a difference. Yes you can get the recon or the hydra pro from the Lynn gs, try pmming APES, cyntrixtech and hikari85

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Added on October 22, 2012, 12:55 amOK guys here is a Malaysian review of the Shinobi XL Enjoy!

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...0#entry55504306

This post has been edited by Clem1982: Oct 22 2012, 12:55 AM

im thinking of getting a prodigy white for myself hehhe, been thinking of choosing either prodigy or cm 120 advance , price alot different but as im a girl i prefer the prodigy, what u guys hehhe

if myself i will get prodigy too. the quality is good and it is excellent to bring around the case because of the handle. but the hardware inside u need get a itx board tat is quite pricey for normal usage

+1, agree with the build quality of the chassis had a look at the shops and its solid for a small chassis. I'll recommend this over the CM 120 Adv as things are kinda tight in a chassis thats any smaller the Prodigy is much more roomy and it looks great

but yeah most itx board is not cheap so have to set aside around RM350 just for the mobo

Well the specs im going to get below 2k

Prodigy
Enermax 500w
Gskill ram 4gb ddr3 1333
i5 3470 or i3 2120 (guys help me choose which should I pick for proc, is it different alot?)
HD 7850 gpu
Asus p8h77 itx mobo,


What u guys think about it?

Sounds good actually but going for premium brands means paying more

Try

Intel Core i3 3220 RM369
Gigabyte H77N-WIFI RM349
Kingston Value RAM 4gbx2 RM106
WD Blue 500GB HDD Rm169
Sapphire HD7850 1GB RM599
FSP Hexa 500W RM149
Bitfenix Prodigy White RM269 (APES)

Total RM2010

Viewnet prices unless states

Oh the mobo between Asus n gigabyte, ways the different?

the P8H77-i doesn't have Wifi built in and is more expensive at RM419

Oh so....is it worth to get, based on quality, oh ya, for u to choose bout sound part, which 1 is better?

That'll depends on your reasoning, I for one don't agree with the price of Asus components onboard sound should be the same IMHO.. unless ur talking abt dedicated soundcards

and BTW, please use the rig suggestion thread or the Q&A section or even PM me for things not related to the main topic of this thread aight?

Hahah okok thx for telling, if got anything I'll pm u

lol looks like you have an artistic view of things, looking to change into the colossus?

bitfenix prodigy user reporting in!

build a small LAN gaming PC for my gf.

welcome to the club..picture pls

WOW, you got nice gf.
I relly love to have gf like gaming.

Introducing New Prodigy Colors and Accessories



SOURCE

Hope Bitfenix Malaysia can bring this soon