Cases

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?

be quiet!’s Pure Base 500DX is an airflow-optimized chassis that offers incredible value with all its included goodies, but does it live up to the be quiet! name?

Fractal Design's Mini-ITX Era features a visually stunning, versatile design that allows for a multitude of different system builds in a small footprint.

It may be warmer than most, but the Pure Base 500 is a joy to build in and creates one slick rig once you’ve finished.

With great performance and a unique style, the Corsair 275R Airflow is a chassis worth a look for those on a budget.

NZXT’s H1 is a compact chassis with some quality added features, like a 650W power supply and a 140mm AIO.

Fractal Design’s latest Define 7 combines a striking aesthetic design with a bevy of convenient build features and impressive performance.

The Lancool II packs in so many features for less than $100, it’s easy to recommend--especially when you consider its flexibility.

The PS14-E chassis is a mid-tower budget chassis ideal for anyone looking to upgrade without breaking the bank.

The Phanteks Eclipse P400A packs in better airflow, but does little to innovate outside of front panel.

It’s pricey, but iBUYPOWER's Snowblind chassis has something no one else has and everything an enthusiast could want. At $299 (£), this case, though expensive, may actually save you money in the long run.

Boutique system builder Maingear now offers its sophisticated Vybe chassis as a stand-alone product at a reasonable price

Fractal's latest case is versatile and quiet. But neither airflow, nor the asking price are ideal.