"CASE" content on TweakTown - Page 13

Utilizing the Element Series as a strong starting point, Thermaltake tweaks the ideas both inside and out to bring us the Armor A90.

I've seen quite a few submissions from NZXT, but I really think they outdid themselves this time with the Hades, Crafted Series, mid tower chassis.

Conservative styling, packed with features for a good price.

Today I get my first look at the Antec Sonata Line. Let's have a deeper look at what the Proto version has to offer.

Uses some fancy foam in the right places.

Handmade work in progress on display at the show.

IN WIN have a knack for bringing bold unique styling to the plate in chassis design, attracting more of a love or hate it crowd. Aesthetic opinion aside, let's see if the new Android has other attributes...

Only just hitting the floor at Computex, TweakTown gets an early look at the Dragon Slayer from IN WIN.

Based on fundamentals of previous gens with some changes.

Early sneak peek at a new chassis.

Rugged rubber coated case for gamers.

New company promising big things for gamers.

Ahead of Tabutex next week... err Computex even.

NZXT caters to those looking to take advantage of the m-ATX format with enthusiast class features in a 'sleeper' design.

On a budget for a new gaming build? Cooler Master's USP 100 might just be the budget friendly case of choice.

Today TweakTown gets you up close and personal with Cooler Master's newest spawn, the HAF-X.

Having very easy access to swap out cards, memory, or even a CPU just got easier! Microcool offers an open air solution with the Banchetto 101.

Corsair brings us the second incarnation of the Obsidian Series chassis. This time we are looking at the 700D, the 800D's simpler personality.

With a name like Ikonik, expectations by name alone run high. Let's see just what the Ra 2000 has in store.

Available for pre-order from CM now.

Simple lines, red accents and a few Apollish fans might make the Enermax Staray your new mid tower. Let's take a closer look and see.

Danger Den sends us an all acrylic, 'build it yourself' chassis. I've never assembled my own chassis before; this could be fun!