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In-Win aims to offer an alternative to the growing market of All In One PCs by offering a more serviceable custom solution. It certainly delivers, but did In-Win set the bar set high enough?Next Page »

Well known as a heavyweight in the enthusiast community, Antec has been pushing out quality products for over two decades. As the successor to the renowned Nine Hundred, the Nine Hundred Two boasts an all black interior and a few other enhancements. Is it worth replacing the classic, or is this just another case to ignore?Next Page »

Antec is one of the most respected and well known case manufactures in the computer industry. They make a variety of cases that satisfy the OEM crowd as well as the enthusiast niche. The Skeleton is a completely unique design and the term "case" really doesn't describe the enclosure that well. This case is made to really show off your components.Next Page »

The Antec Micro Fusion Remote homes in on the entertainment PC market which is a step away for Antec. Antec is a good brand for normal type computer cases, but can it stand up with a media center case?Next Page »

The Thermaltake M9 case takes features from the Antec Nine Hundred as well as other cases to make a very nice package. It combines good styling with excellent value.Next Page »

The Antec Three Hundred case is the newest child in the Hundred series of cases. It has minimal frills and gets the job done on a budget.Next Page »

Cases aren't built like they used to be unless you get the Armor case from Thermaltake. This full size case lives up to its name and then some.Next Page »

The Antec Nine Hundred combines many interesting designs into a well thought out case. The one thing about this case you should read right off the bat is its cooling prowess.Next Page »

The Thermaltake SopranoRS 101 is a great looking case. Bathed in a piano black glossy finish, you can expect to turn heads when using this chassis.Next Page »

When you need a computer for a tiny space, your choices of cases need to be picky. Buying the right case is the key for airflow and system longevity. The AOpen S150 steps in to fill the ITX void. It does this well.Next Page »

BTX is the latest and greatest standard to happen to computers since the introduction to ATX 10 years ago. While BTX may be the latest, not everything that is BTX is the greatest. The Evercase Slim BTX case is on the bench for review and it doesn't shine.Next Page »

The Guardian is NZXT first case design. In a market that is swamped with premodded cases, can NZXT stand out and be good enough to earn your hard earned money? Let's find out.Next Page »

The market for HTPC cases is always growing and to fill a gap for the smaller cases, Silverstone steps up with their latest case. Let's see how stylish it actually is. Read on.Next Page »

Xoxide makes some really nice cases. The X-Turbine is no different, but is it worth your hard earned cash? Read this to find out.Next Page »

Looking for a cheap and relatively nice case? Look no further if cheapness is your friend. Read on about the Cool Dog Case!Next Page »

Antec provides quality cases for a decent price. Let's see how their new HTPC case fairs in this new market area.Next Page »

The first HTPC case to hit ASE Labs. Is it worth your hard earned money? You'll have to read more to get the whole story. There is a silent PSU included... at an extra.Next Page »

For $80, this has to be one of the best cases around.Next Page »

Virtual Hideout has posted an article covering the Xabre C3 Summer CPL Case Mod Competition where a huge amount of enties were made. If you are into case modding, you should check it and see the what some imaginative folks have done. Even if you aren't into customizing your pride and joy it's still worth a look at the variety of mods out there.

Nivram has updated his case for his watercooling project. Take a look.

I have been thinking of changing my water cooler setup. So in went the parts order (more water tubing, purple ice, and inlets) and out came the tools.Next Page »

OverClocker's Cafe has created an article for those who want to modify their cases with all kinds of cool things but don't know where to start. Check out this 3l33t article

Can't mod anything yourself? This is the case for you!Next Page »

Tom does cases and shows you how to choose the right one for your needs.

As with almost everything else in the world today, it is obvious that quality costs money, but over the long haul, if you can continue to recycle your case every time that you build a new system you will not only help the environment, but have a case that is more like an old familiar friend that you have come to count on.

Hardware Pub has reviewed this nice-looking aluminum case. If you're in the market for a nice case, Read this review.

This case looks pretty with it's side-panel fans, but does it stand up to the challenge of cooling off an over-clocked system? Find out Here

Warp2Search reviews the Lian Li PC-6083A.

And I'm glad to see Warp2Search back up and running.

Nowadays personal computers are almost an embedded part of the electronic equipment in a household. PC's as other accessories represent a picture of the personal taste of their owner and, especially if custom build, these are a unique piece. Add to it that many enthusiasts are looking for a PC case with lots of space, good handling and superior cooling compared to factory cases. If you do make that count you'll probably end up looking at an aluminium case. Today we will be looking at the new Lian Li PC-6083A. This case is about to hit store shelves and retailers in June. I would like to thank James Wu of Lian Li for providing the test case.