Cases

Announced back in November, the FSP CMT510 mid-tower ATX chassis features RGB-lit fans, tempered-glass side panels on three of its six sides, and an asking price of $90. What’s not to like?

SilverStone, known for high-quality PSUs and innovative PC cases, is back with another Redline Series chassis. How does this budget model shape up?

Corsair, which needs no introduction in the tech community, has rolled out the latest installment in its Obsidian line of premium computer chassis.

Riotoro's $60-list CR500 is a budget-friendly chassis that features a direct airflow path, a tempered-glass side panel, and a dual-chamber design. Is it a solid budget pick?

VIVO’s High Airflow kit upgrades its CASE-V08 from tiny side vents to a raised panel. We test it both ways.

Is Conquer the case for anyone who can’t decide whether they want a case, or is it specifically for someone who wants an open-air chassis in a mid-tower layout? We take a closer look.

Will additional tempered glass and a lower price put the 5PM case from mean:it on our must-have list?

Raijintek finally made it to the US market. Today we set out to see how the company's $65 compact aluminum case stacks up to the competition.

Available in Black or White with various accent colors, NZXT's new H-Series cases include RGB and its Aer F-series fans. We dig into the model H700i.

Fractal Design's reputation for high-quality, feature-rich, budget-friendly chassis is put to the test with the tempered-glass version of the company’s new Define R6 mid-tower ATX case.

Antec’s P8 joins the race to the bottom in tempered-glass case pricing, but can it race back up to the top in performance and value?

On the test bench today we have the Antec P110 Luce, a full featured mid-tower chassis with a tempered-glass side panel.

Enermax managed to take a Micro-ATX board and stuff it into a Mini-ITX sized case. Today we’re putting it to the test to find out if less is actually more.

Originally spotted at Computex 2017, this mid-tower ATX chassis sports a tempered glass side panel, RGB lighting functionality and a price tag that won’t break the bank.

be quiet!, best known as a manufacturer of power supplies and low-noise PC components, is back with the latest installment in its Dark Base line of high-end chassis.

It has the glass and the RGB, but can Azza’s quasi-EATX largish mid-tower outperform its high-end rivals?

The Enermax Ostrog Lite is an inexpensive, entry-level, mid-tower chassis with great looks and some high-end features.

Can the latest iteration of Cooler Master’s Cosmos-series maintain the excitement of the enthusiast community? We test it.

Phanteks has added a full-cover tempered glass side panel to its entry level Eclipse P300 mid-tower chassis.