"CHASSIS" content on TweakTown - Page 13

Whilst reknowned for their prowess in the PC cooling world, Scythe now takes a shot at cases with its first model, the FenrisWolf.

We are graced with another of Lian Li's latest and greatest chassis' to hit the labs, the PC-X1000. Expectations are high; let's see if it delivers.

Bamboo cases sport serious wood.

An upstart manufacturer makes its debut at TweakTown with the MA-280 m-ITX chassis. Let's see what the MA-280 has to offer nettop users.

XClio aren't one of the dominating mobs around when it comes to PC chassis' but have proven that they know how to offer great bang for your buck.

We've looked at the original. Now let's delve into the Mini Skeleton-90 from Antec and see if there has been any improvements made along the way.

There is a new addition to the Dragon Lord series. LanCool sends us a chassis with budget builders in mind and delivers the PC-K62 mid tower chassis.

Looking for a new HTPC chassis? Luxa2 enters the market with a few nice looking tricks up their sleeves.

Silence is a must for some desktop users. Lian Li offers the PC-B70 which intends to aid in this endeavour.

NZXT brings us the Beta, a $50 budget builder's mid tower chassis with big potential.

celebrates 10th anniversary with Level 10 Tower.

Corsair no longer just a memory and PSU company.

We check out one of the more recent Thermaltake cases, the Element S and see what elements make it stand out.

For those who think the HAF 933 is just too bulky, CoolerMaster shrinks it down with a few changes and offers you the HAF 922.

Thinking outside the box while designing the inside of one leads to a new "twist" in case design with SilverStone's stealth inspired RAVEN chassis.

Good things come in small packages and today IN WIN proves it with their stylish BM650 ITX case.

Today we get up close and personal with the Zero 2, the latest release from NZXT's Crafted Series of gaming chassis'.

A+ have sent us a mini-ITX case solution, the Cupid 3, with a 200W power supply included. Could this be the HTPC enclosure for you?

300 CFM Airflow + Dual radiator support.

LCD's a nice touch.