Cases

Bitfenix launches yet another case with an eye catching design, although this time it's aimed at the HTPC market. Let's see if its performance can match its looks.

The Alpha from Raidmax adds remote RGB control to low-cost gaming. Does it also perform like a gaming case?

Lian Li’s latest side-by-side tower includes glass panels and the physical space for EATX motherboards. We take a closer look.

The Crystal 460X stands out with triple RGB fans behind tempered glass panels, and stands apart with space for an EATX motherboard inside an 18” ATX mid-tower. Does it perform well enough to justify an upper-market price?

It's big enough to hold triple fan radiators on both the front and top, and it's half loaded with LED fans from the factory, but is SilverStone’s PM01 the best value in mainstream gaming cases?

Borrowing most of its design from its Raven RVZ02, is Silverstone's Milo ML08 an optimal slim chassis choice for mini-ITX builders?

Based on the low-cost S340, can the somewhat smallish NZXT S340 Elite mid-tower achieve big performance and value?

The final t in the Maker 5t case means Tempered Glass. It looks good, but how does the new material affect performance?

Corsair heats up the glass case market with tempered panels on the front, top, and both sides. We examine its extra features, functionality and performance.

Is Bitfenix Aurora the perfect solution for builders who seek the look of glass side panels, without the high price? We take a closer look.

Fitting two large radiators within traditional mid-tower dimensions, Fractal Design’s Define-C continues the trend away from “Bigger Is Better” logic that previously pervaded the gaming-oriented Enthusiast space.

Riotoro wants to prove that when it comes to cases, bigger isn’t necessarily better. How does the CR20180 compare to a larger case with similar layout?

Known for simplicity and minimalist style, Lian Li looks to shake things up a bit with its latest Q-series iteration, the PC-Q34, which is designed for silence, with a flip top for ease of access. We put the Mini ITX case through its paces.

The Z9 Neo represents Zalman’s latest attempt to conquer the gaming value market by enhancing features and quality. Our performance analysis puts its low price into a value perspective.

Cooler Master extends its Master series further into the mainstream market with a $70 configurable case. We gauge its quality and performance.

The be quiet! Dark Base 900 and Dark Base Pro 900 are identical on the inside and both offer tons of options for enthusiasts. Today we test the Pro version.