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PC Case Roundup: Spring 2008Jun 13, 2008 - in Reviews
We look in detail at a diverse cross-section of cases and answer some key questions: What are the features? Which is the loudest? Which provides the best value?
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Silverstone Crown CW03 HTPC CaseMay 12, 2008 - in Reviews
Silverstone’s Crown CW03 HTPC case is explored and used to build a full system. Various parameters are then measured to assess the case’s functionality when it is used for different HTPC functions.
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First Look: Shuttle's Bargain KPCJan 25, 2008 - in Reviews
Shuttle's KPC, introduced at CES 2008, will sell for $99 barebones and $199 for a complete system.
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Antec Fusion 430 HTPC CaseJan 17, 2008 - in Reviews
Antec's Fusion 430 HTPC case is explored and used to build a full system. Then various parameters are measured to assess the case's functionality when it is use for different HTPC functions.
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DynaPower Cases: Two Warriors & a WidowJun 20, 2007 - in Reviews
We take a look at three cases from DynaPower. It turns out that not all cases are created equal. Includes great slideshows of each case.
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Four Unique ATX Cases ComparedMar 9, 2007 - in Reviews
Many buyers would like a case that represents a bit of their personalities, but not everyone has the skills or time needed to build a case from scratch. While modified standard cases often set a low standard for individuality, several low-volume products are available to meet finer tastes.
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The Gaming Case ShowdownOct 27, 2006 - in Reviews
Four mid-size cases arrive in time for the holiday season. Which one should you buy?
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Treasures or Trash? 5 PC Cases for GamersMay 29, 2006 - in Reviews
When it comes to PC gaming cases, there are huge quality gaps between what is out there. The amount of money you spend does not necessarily translate into better quality, either. Unfortunatley, it is difficult to find some gems among so-called gaming boxes made too-often on the cheap.
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Aspire's LAN Party Proud X-Qpack CaseDec 23, 2005 - in Reviews
Aspire's MicroATX, X-Qpack case should do any LAN partygoer proud with three, transparent windows to show off what is under the hood. While the carrying handle is flimsy, its small, cube-shaped form factor makes the case easy to carry around as well.
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Either Way ATX or BTX CasesDec 6, 2005 - in Reviews
Vendors are hedging their bets as they first come to the market with BTX cases that can also convert to the ATX form factor if need be. THG scrutinizes ATX and BTX combo cases from the leading players to see what works and what doesn't.
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Making A Case for the LAN and OfficeNov 29, 2005 - in Reviews
The NZXT Lexa PC case's side window and glowing fans will likely appeal to the mod crowd. But for a more conservative setting, this sleekly-designed case will not look out of place in the office, either.
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Sytrin Nextherm ICS 8200: The Air-Conditioned Mid TowerOct 25, 2005 - in Reviews
Sytrin aims to turn the market for PC cases on its head with an exceptional cooling solution. Its Nextherm ICS 8200 mid tower comes equipped with two Peltier elements, which ensure a very low ambient temperature inside the case.
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Remote Control For Multimedia Windows AppsOct 21, 2005 - in Reviews
The M-Play 202 represents an easy-to-set-up way to enhance your multimedia PC experience, especially with Media Center Edition. Comprising a remote control and a display panel to manage your Windows-based music, video and photo applications, the system quickly becomes something you can't live without.
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Silverstone LaScala LC18: Server Rack with Hi-Fi AllureOct 20, 2005 - in Reviews
Silverstone's LC18 case proves that server enclosures don't have to be ugly. This 19 inch enclosure includes a built-in touch screen, which makes an external monitor unnecessary. This attractive item makes a good impression even in a living room.
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All Quiet On the PC Noise FrontOct 12, 2005 - in Reviews
Systems from Hush and HFX prove that powerful PCs can also run quietly. With either an AMD or Intel Pentium M CPU inside, we look at how these PCs manage not to have noisy fans ruin your mental health.
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Up And Down With Antec's P180 CaseSep 19, 2005 - in Reviews
So you want a faster gaming machine? A do-it-yourself upgrade isn't always easy. Here is one tale about what it's like to fit an ATI Radeon X800 XL card and an AMD Athlon 64 4000 into an Antec P180 case-that had a happy ending after much aggravation.
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Eclipse & Mystic: Offbeat Cases from ThermalRockSep 13, 2005 - in Reviews
ThermalRock takes its SFF chassis series two steps further - with the midi tower Eclipse and the desktop Mystic. Both models feature an eye-catching faux CD player front panel.
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Silverstone Sugo SG01 Is Stylish Flexibility, CubedJul 20, 2005 - in Reviews
Silverstone's aluminum cube can be equipped more flexibly than most SFF PCs. The secret to its success? It can house any standard microATX board available today.
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Home Theater PCs: Trendy Cases In Hi-Fi DesignJun 14, 2005 - in Reviews
A multimedia PC is only accepted in the living room if it has the look of hi-fi equipment. THG introduces four such HTPC cases, and the toys that go with it like remote controls with special operating software for the sofa, motherboards and quiet cooling systems.
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Midi Towers: You've Come a Long Way, BabyApr 11, 2005 - in Reviews
Midi tower PC buyers now expect a lot more from their case than just a box in which to put their motherboard, power supply unit and other components. We review 13 cases and gauge the value-add they offer in the way size, shape and features.
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Shuttle's XPC SB77G5: A Small Form-Factor for Intel Pentium 4 with Socket 775Jan 19, 2005 - in Reviews
Older chipsets don't have to land in the garbage dump. The XPC offers a clever combination of the i875P and the new Socket 775 for the latest Prescott processors.
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Casing Out MicroATXJan 5, 2005 - in Reviews
Tired of your tower PC wasting more space than you have, but want more freedom than a Mini-PC can offer? We gave eight MicroATX cases a try that offered a form-factor size somewhere in between tower PC cases and small form-factor PC.
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The Antidote To Tedium: 11 Midi Tower Cases Bring Excitement to the DesktopOct 20, 2004 - in Reviews
It's a question of taste: aristocratic, or eccentric and extravagant? Today brushed aluminum and illuminated monster cases court buyers. We let representatives of both factions strut their stuff.
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Why 8 New Miditower Cases Do Not Always DeliverSep 13, 2004 - in Reviews
Case makers seek to add value by implementing digital control displays while improving design and functionality. However, THG tests show that disparities exist in the quality of the final product among some of the eight new miditower cases.
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Chenbro's Granite Case ReviewJul 5, 2004 - in Reviews
Can server cases be fun and exciting? Chenbro's Granite line of cases offers some cool and interesting features.
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15 Case Power Tower Round-UpJun 7, 2004 - in Reviews
A new crop of PC cases offers some sleek designs, but how do their utility, safety and upgradeability measure up? THG gives you the low-down on what to expect.
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Noiseless Computing: New Case Innovation From ZalmanJan 15, 2004 - in Reviews
Quiet computing is at a premium. High-powered PCs, not to mention overclocked CPUs, mean more noise. Zalman introduces a new concept in case construction and cooling with the focus on silence. We take a hard look at the TNN 500A to find out if it lives up to its hefty price tag.
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2003 Winter Case Review Part 2: The ATX AvalancheDec 17, 2003 - in Reviews
With winter upon us, we are faced with an avalanche. Not an avalanche to worry about while skiing or snowboarding out west or in the Alps, but an avalanche of ATX cases THG has reviewed for you. After reviewing the MicroATX last time, we look at ATX form factor cases in our largest case review ever. A number of excellent choices came through with flying colors.
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2003 Winter Case Review Part 1: MicroATX Case MadnessDec 9, 2003 - in Reviews
The MicroATX form factor continues to grow in popularity. We take an in depth look at a variety of MicroATX chassis solutions prior to our full ATX mid tower case review. However, not all MicroATX solutions are the same and only a few made the grade here.
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China Dispatch: Adventures in Case ManufacturingOct 6, 2003 - in Reviews
How are PC cases made? After Computex in Taiwan, we made the trek to Dong Guan, China to learn about case manufacturing first hand. We spent more than two days watching the process and learning the "ins and outs" of the manufacturing process. We walk you through the full supply-chain gamut: design, engineering, prototyping, testing and production.
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