Cases

Priced at $150 (£110), Corsair's latest mid-tower chassis has just the right amount of RGB bling and great thermal performance to boot, but is it really a smart choice?

Corsair’s iCUE 220T RGB Airflow chassis, is an intriguing reimagining of what is perhaps the most empirically important piece of case design out there: good airflow.

Master’s Silencio 400 focuses on quietness and a moderate price. Does it perform well-enough to become a value leader?

The Gamdias Talos P1A is a fancy case with the latest trends, like RGB and hinged tempered glass. But it lacks an intake fan filter and Type-C port.

Tempered glass panels and RGB lighting make NZXT’s H510 Elite a showcase your components. But can this showy case outclass its own H510 and H510i?

With its low price, good cooling performance, tempered-glass sides and front, and four RGB fans, this case from DIYPC is a spectacular value

Silverstone's Precision PS15 is a budget-friendly compact PC case that has all the benefits and drawbacks you'd expect to find in a case of this size and price.

Cougar wants its Gemini T to be the best in its class, but can it offer enough features, quality and performance to justify its price class?

It’s expensive, but Fractal Design's Define S2 Vision has everything an enthusiast could want, including stellar performance and ARGB options aplenty.

Can Cooler Master’s compact, budget-priced Q500L deliver full-ATX excellence in a case that’s just 15 inches square?

Cougar’s pricey Gemini X sports premium construction and room for two systems. But does its interesting design deliver the functionality to justify the price?

If glass side panels, loads of RGB fans and dual-chambered design sound appealing, the Crystal Series 680X RGB might be for you--if you can take the high price.

In the market for a sleek and stylish chassis that won't break the bank? Cooler Master’s latest MasterCase NR600 offers great looks, good performance and features galore, all for only $70.

With its polished design and concealed external 5.25” bay, Corsair’s Carbide 678C is great for those who value old-school style and whisper-quiet operation.

Raidmax's X08 is another in a trend of open-air mech-inspired cases built of metal and glass. Can it sidestep the value and design problems of its competition?

Bitfenix's Enso Mesh hits two marks with a tempered glass panel and RGB lighting, but misses a few more for its higher-than-average price.

The Antec Torque joins a new class of open-air chassis of similar appearance. Does it have the features or performance to to earn our recommendation?