"PLASTIC" content on TweakTown - Page 2

We see the V9 BlacX Edition is getting rave reviews, so now is the time where we get to see what all the hype is about!

The Dragon Rider is truly the best chassis we have seen to date from IN WIN - Step inside and find out why!

The Zombies are attacking, and NZXT brings us a bit of security in the Bunker.

IN WIN gets into server chassis builds and offers the IW-PP689 Server Chassis.

Antec has delivered the smallest chassis we have seen! - Have a look at their latest Mini-ITX solution.

Round two with BitFenix, this time with a Mid Tower entry!

With the plan for the Sentey name to go global, the GS-6400 Arvina is a great start to that goal.

We love it when big things arrive in tiny packages. Take a look at what SilverStone offers up in the SST-SG07B.

Antec redefines what makes a case "cool"! - Today it releases to the world the LanBoy Air in blue.

Cooler Master delivers a new little brother to the HAF line up, introducing the HAF 912.

TweakTown got front row seats to the fight of the year. Get a beverage and some popcorn and prepare for BitFenix's knockout blow to the competition.

Antec kicks out the Dark Fleet series of cases and we look at the full size end of it with the DF-85 today. Is it more than a Twelve Hundred with a facelift? Let's find out.

NZXT has a new number on the cards in terms of a full featured, full tower chassis that aims to please a large crowd with its not so full on price tag. Make way for the Phantom as we check it out in detail...

Sharkoon releases a trio of chassis' and sent them for us to have a look. For the first instalment we are going to look at the Rebel9 Pro; the Economy version.

There is a new player from SilverStone's Precision series, the PS05. This case promises to be feature rich and not assault your wallet in the process.

Not only does NZXT step away from the norm with a touch screen fan controller, but they literally stepped outside the box and offer the Sentry LXE, a standalone Fan Controller.

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.

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.

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.

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

A lot of hype has proceeded the arrival of the CM 690 II Advanced chassis from Cooler Master. Let's have a look and see what all the hype is about.

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

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.

Today Chad looks at the little brother in Antecs popular Gaming series of xx Hundred chassis' to see if it can maintain a good package for your bucks.

Chad gets a hold of a tidy looking mid-tower from Raidmax, his first opportunity to check the company out and see if they know how to impress.

Thermaltake has us looking at the Element V today. Let's see if that "V" stands for Victory!

We've looked at the original twist on chassis' with the RV01. This time we get to look at the RV02 chassis and see what is different this time round.

Cooler Master sent me the Storm Sniper Black Edition chassis. Let's see how well the kill to death ratio plays out.

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.