Then there is the group who would be happy to put their build in a cardboard box, as long as it provided enough airflow, their main concern is the function of the PC. Most case manufactures target the former as opposed to the latter, who end up with a pretty case they never look at. X-bit Labs takes a look at three manufacturers whose products are targeted more toward those enthusiasts.
“Today we are going to discuss three system cases and their modifications from the mainstream price segment from such popular brands as HEC, Gigabyte and Raidmax. Hopefully our article will help you make your choice.”Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Lian-Li PC-9 Aluminum Chassis @ CPU3D
- Cooler Master ATCS 840 Case Review @ Hardware Secrets
- NZXT Guardian 921 @ Icrontic
- Lian Li PC-A7010 All Aluminum Full Tower ATX Case @ Futurelooks
- Bgears b-Envi mATX Case Review @ ThinkComputers
- CoolerMaster ATCS 840 Full Tower Classic Case Review @ High Tech Reviews
- In Win Matrix @ techPowerUp
- NZXT Khaos Classic Series Full Tower Welded Aluminum Chassis Review @ ThinkComputers
- Antec Mini P180 Review @ Driverheaven
- Thermaltake’s Spedo Advance Package enclosure @ The Tech Report
- Thermaltake v14Pro @ Legion Hardware
- Lamptron FC-2 Rheobus Fan Controller @ OC3D
- Noctua NH-U12P Heatsink Review @ OCModShop
- Thermaltake Duorb Heatpipe CPU Cooler Review @ Tweaknews
- Scythe Ninja 2: Tweaking a Classic @ SPCR
- Noctua NH-C12P @ Modders-Inc