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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There’s mounting evidence that gamers prefer a case that’s stealthy and angular with plenty of airflow to cool down their high-power components…or at least that’s what case manufacturers want you to believe. The Thermaltake Armor A90 PC Case sport all of those design ideas yet manages to stay somewhat modest. Hardware Secrets has the review: […]
A bulk of the computer cases made pick and choose their features based on their design and who they’re marketing towards, somewhere along the way this case got a little confused. The Maxcube Amoris 6010 PC Case sports a mean all black exterior with a split open front panel but its internal tool-less features sport […]
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While a healthy obsession with airflow is a good thing it’s not the only consideration when choosing the best PC case for your needs. You’ll want to balance that with plenty of room for all of your components. The In Win Ironclad Full Tower Case gives you plenty of air movement and enough space for […]
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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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If you want to run a high performance rig you’re going to need a good deal of air moving through your case in order to keep your components in proper working order. The Antec P193 Advanced Super Mid Tower Case comes prepped with 4 fans and can accept an extra 3 for some serious air […]
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There was a time when power supplies were at the top of a computer case and things were good. Then some sanity prevailed and designs evolved to include better cable management and airflow. Let the old times roll with the Antec Sonata Proto PC Case which brings back a familiar design with some updated touches […]
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HTPC cases run the gamut from basic and bare looks to over-the-top which can become a bit distracting when it doesn’t exactly mesh with the rest of your home theater gear. The Thermaltake DH-202 HTPC Case would, seemingly, fit in quite nicely with its added 7-inch LCD display up front acting as much as a […]
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Finding a good PC case can be difficult since many of you are balancing the need to quickly cool off your system components with the pricing on most “performance/gaming” options out there. The Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Case manages to put together a compelling set of features at a price most people will find agreeable. […]
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Most case designs are now focused on getting as much airflow to your components as possible and supplying some much needed cable management options. That’s somewhat unfortunate for those that enjoy their drive bays. The Xigmatek Utgard PC Case has enough drive bays for you to toss in fan controllers, hotswapping bays, and whatever else […]
Read more Xigmatek Utgard PC Case acknowledges your need for drive bays
