BitFenix Prodigy M

You could say that I have a love hate relationship with the BitFenix Prodigy M , the installation may have been frustrating but the end result almost makes up for all of the cursing and the swearing! The BitFenix Prodigy arrived at pcG well packaged and...

So after a good few days of getting to play with the BitFenix Prodigy M Color, I have my results and am ready to give my final verdict on the case. In terms of performance, there is plenty that can be done to help with this, but even as it comes, it's...

When we tested the Bitfenix Prodigy back in October 2012 we were very impressed. It turned out to be a great case for a mini-ITX motherboard. With the Prodigy M Bitfenix has taken the same shell and changed the internals so we now get to fit a...

the build quality is on a very good level BitFenix did not make a mistake to go for a 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...

One of the best compact cases you can buy, and very reasonably priced,...

I am not sure if BitFenix intended for it to be so, but the Prodigy M has deemed the original obsolete. You now have the same small footprint, better cable routing, better cooling options, better drive locations and the ability to install mini ITX and...

I still think the original Prodigy is better, despite its smaller motherboard support. If you really want a mATX Prodigy then you’ll love this case, but I can’t help but wonder that BitFenix should have made the case bigger to accommodate such a build.

You'll notice a trend throughout this review, and that is “pick your components carefully!” While switching to micro ATX provides a little more room, if the chassis stays the same size that means there's less overall room to fit larger components. Even...