PC Cases Reviews

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?

Riotoro’s shape-changing chassis impresses with its versatility, excellent cooling, quiet operation and future-looking features.

Cooler Master MasterCase SL600M's quality construction and strong thermal performance more than justify its asking price.

The Thermaltake Level 20 GT RGB is a great chassis that looks as good as it performs. But the $289 (£ 227.13) price will likely be the deciding factor for most people considering this case.