Since you can cram a whole lot of computing power in ever shrinking motherboards it only stands to reason that PC cases would follow suit. The Antec MicroFusion Remote 350 sacrifices some vertical space in its attempt to minimize its footprint so you’ll be dealing with half-height peripherals but that segment is well stocked with all […]
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The general concept behind effectively cooling your PC is, usually, tossing as much airflow at your components in an effort to keep it from overheating which generally works fine but once you start looking into smaller systems you’re left with poor case choices. Lian Li’s PC-A04 microATX case pops a pair of 120mm fans up front […]
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The MicroATX form factor has come a long way from its third tier focus from manufacturers but its performance capabilities means those small cases need to step up their game when it comes time to getting the heat away from your components. The In Win Dragon Slayer manages to fit in 140mm cooling fan up […]
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The trend towards offering a ton of 5.25″ drive bays has lead to quite a bit of flexibility for fan and hard drive mounting…and anyone with a huge selection of optical drives to lug around. The Thermaltake V5 MicroATX Case can be whatever you want it to be with plenty of air flow options and […]
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Gamer cases tend to take on a more menacing design cue partly because it stands out but when you’re dealing with smaller form factors you’ve got to have a bit of skill when pulling it off. The NZXT Vulcan Micro ATX PC Case manages to pull it off with its LAN party friendly handle and […]
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The smaller a PC case gets the fewer places there are to mount fans for cooling and with some powerful processors, chipsets, and graphics cards requiring as much cooling as they can get things will go south quickly. The In Win Dragon Slayer PC Case sports a 140mm fan up front and allows for mounting […]
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Considering how big of a market home theater computers have become it’s a little strange to see how it’s difficult to find case options that are both simple looking and compact. It seems like it’s up to the smaller brands to step up to the plate. The VidaBox SLIMv3 vCase3 MicroATX HTPC case manages to […]
PC cases have a, well deserved, reputation for being drab, outdated looking, or downright hideous in their appearance and presentation. The days of mis-matched components throwing off your PC’s look are soon over.In Win has designed their Matrix case to…
