PC Cases Reviews

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

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.

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.

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?

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

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.

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.