PC Cases Reviews

On paper, the Ssupd Meshroom S looks like the most versatile SFF case ever. But it’s expensive at $160, and complicated to build in if you veer from a traditional ITX layout.

Lots of mesh and four 140mm fans

The Fractal Design Pop Silent is impressively quiet thanks to sound-dampening foam, but we’d prefer better cooling, even if that meant adding a few decibels.

Phanteks’ Eclipse G360A makes it clear that a case doesn’t have to cost a lot to be truly great. With good airflow, three PWM aRGB fans and a light strip, there’s a lot to love here for $100.

Quiet airflow? Count me in.

The Hyte Y60 is a unique spin on the ever-popular Lian Li O-11 Dynamic, with its panoramic glass side panels. However, its air-cooled thermal performance isn’t enough to dethrone the king.

Corsair’s RGB-blazoned iCue 5000T is pretty, bright, and pricey, but the company hasn’t skimped out on performance or practicality.

Cooler Master’s HAF 700 Evo is a unique case that does a great job combining the HAF legacy of excellent cooling with modern features, but the high price somewhat spoils it.

Fractal takes its popular airflow-focused Torrent design and trims it down a bit with the Torrent Compact. The 180 mm fans impress, but there isn't a lot of extra room for storage or stray cables.

The NZXT H1 V2 attempts to come back strong after its predecessor was recalled. Is room for larger GPUs and a beefier PSU enough to make it stand out?