Cases

Although Thermaltake’s The Tower 100 isn’t the most practical case, it’s joyfully weird and doesn’t cost much.

Thermaltake’s Divider 300TG is attractive, but lacks the quality and performance needed to stand out in today’s market.

Although Louqe’s Raw S1 doesn’t come with a lot of basic amenities, it’s a stunning display of ITX minimalism, design, and craftsmanship.

Cooler Master MasterFrame 700 transforms from creative showcase to practical test bench in a matter of minutes.

Razer’s Tomahawk ITX shrinks things down. But in doing so, does it overcome the biggest issues of its larger sibling?

Fractal Design’s Meshify 2 Compact offers an excellent foundation for thermally demanding ATX gaming systems.

Razer’s Tomahawk ATX case uses the same internals as the award-winning Lian Li Lancool II Mesh, but does it offer enough improvements to make it worth twice the price?

Phanteks’ P360A offers up a whole lot of RGB with a pretty solid case as a foundation… for only $65!

Silverstone’s Sugo SG14 is a chassis that allows a wide range of ITX build configurations, but where it scores well in modularity and versatility, it falls short on materials and excitement.

Corsair’s 5000X RGB chassis offers glass on four sides, but has a neat trick up its sleeve to keep cooling performance in check.

Phanteks updated its Evolv Shift to make space for today’s large graphics cards, thus birthing the Evolv Shift 2.

Lian Li’s PC-O11D Mini shrinks a classic chassis down to an SFF-ish format, and in doing so creates an incredibly versatile and fun case.

Can’t make up your mind? The be quiet! Silent Base 802 offers silent performance with lots of damping, but also a mesh front panel.

Fractal Design’s Meshify 2 offers the breathing space that modern high-TDP parts beg for.

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.