PC Cases Reviews

DarkFlash certainly has a unique chassis on its hands with the DLX22. It packs a GPU riser and side intake, but gets a lot of basic things wrong and is far too expensive for what it offers.

Lian Li’s Lancool 215 offers up a mesh front with two 200mm D-RGB intake fans and all the features you need for simple ATX builds – at just $69.

Corsair’s Obsidian 4000 series offers a pretty minimalist design with everything you need for the vast majority of ATX builds.

Phanteks’ Enthoo Pro II offers more build space than 99 percent of us need, which is exactly what makes it so great.

Lian Li’s Lancool II has been updated with a new mesh version, and we quite like it.

Phanteks’ P500A is the biggest of its airflow-optimized cases, great for use as a high-performance system chassis. But, it hides an unexpected trick up its sleeve: dual-system support.

InWin’s 216 promises to pay attention to the details, but at $80 without any included fans it’s got a lot to live up to.

Silverstone’s Fara R1 ATX case comes in at a $60 price tag, but offers mostly more than you would expect.

Silverstone’s SETA A1 ATX chassis comes with sophisticated, understated looks, subtle RGB effects, and two whopping-big 200mm intake fans, but does it live up to its promises?

Phanteks’ Eclipse P300A comes with a mesh front and great looks in a compact ATX format for just $60, but does it offer enough for the entry-level builder?