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Thermaltake's Armor+ is a full tower chassis designed for gamers and enthusiasts looking to keep their system running cool. It's feature packed, and looks promising. Let's take a look.
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Thumbs up or down -- will this case survive the battle ahead as it enters the arena?
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Escape the humdrum cases and perhaps try out something Elite?
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The R4 Bulldozer is a LAN party case for under a $100. Is there any bull in the R4 Bulldozer? We'll find out in today's case review.
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Thermaltake stays in their element with the Element G case.
It's been quite some time since we visited the P180. Antec has gone through their design studio quite a few times and now has unleashed their latest effort, the P193 on the world.
If you have fans, NZXT has a great way to control them for you.
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Thermaltake is in its Element here, with the Element T, a relatively inexpensive gaming chassis for no shortage of cooling power.
Titan is new name to us, but they're an old player in the cooling industry. Let's see what their brand new flagship heatsink, the Fenrir, has to offer.
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Case design isn't something that has changed radically over the ages. The way we stack components and cool them has been relatively constant -- but with the Skeleton, all of sudden we have a dramatic change.
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Big brother better watch his back; the 922HAF has something to prove and he's not afraid.
180W of cooling power packed in a 12 heatpipes and 172 fins war machine. Core i7, Phenom II, nothing can scare the impressive Cooler Master V8!
Trying to keep it cool this summer? Cooler Master Storm Sniper aims to offer unbeatable reliability that is completely tuned to gamers' needs. Following the design motto of "Strength, Security and Control" the CM Storm is built to keep your most vital gear fortified and well tuned at all times.
A full-tower case that either comes with many fans, or gives you the opportunity of using your favorite ones.
The High Air Flow just might be the case you need to keep things chilly in the coming Spring.
Cases, Cooling, and Misc
Thermaltake Armor+ Review
Thermaltake's Armor+ is a full tower chassis designed for gamers and enthusiasts looking to keep their system running cool. It's feature packed, and looks promising. Let's take a look.
August 31st, 2009
Cooler Master Gladiator 600
Thumbs up or down -- will this case survive the battle ahead as it enters the arena?
August 26th, 2009
Cooler Master Elite 310 Review
Escape the humdrum cases and perhaps try out something Elite?
August 24th, 2009
GMC R4 Bulldozer Case Review
The R4 Bulldozer is a LAN party case for under a $100. Is there any bull in the R4 Bulldozer? We'll find out in today's case review.
August 18th, 2009
Thermaltake Element G Review
Thermaltake stays in their element with the Element G case.
August 12th, 2009
Antec P193 Review
It's been quite some time since we visited the P180. Antec has gone through their design studio quite a few times and now has unleashed their latest effort, the P193 on the world.
August 11th, 2009
NZXT Sentry 2 Fan Controller Review
If you have fans, NZXT has a great way to control them for you.
August 5th, 2009
Thermaltake Element T Review
Thermaltake is in its Element here, with the Element T, a relatively inexpensive gaming chassis for no shortage of cooling power.
July 28th, 2009
CoolIT Domino ALC CPU cooler Review
Liquid cooling, with the simplicity of a standard heatsink. Will it perform better than high-end air cooling? That's what we will explore.July 27th, 2009
NZXT Beta
Big brand name for budget builders, NZXT, gives us the Beta.July 7th, 2009
Titan Fenrir Review
Titan is new name to us, but they're an old player in the cooling industry. Let's see what their brand new flagship heatsink, the Fenrir, has to offer.
June 24th, 2009
NZXT Panzerbox
The Panzerbox is a chassis completely made from aluminum which is known to have one of the best heat dissipation properties. Let us see who it guns down.June 16th, 2009
NZXT Tempest
Just how cool is the "King of Cool" ?June 10th, 2009
Thermaltake ISGC-200 Review
Thermaltake's Inspiration of Silent Gaming Cooling line has been catching some attention lately. Now it's time to take a look at the ISGC-200's performance.June 9th, 2009
In Win X-Fighter Review
The In Win X-Fighters innovative design compares starkly to much else on the market. Let's see how capable this case is at fighting heat.June 4th, 2009
NZXT Whisper Review
The NZXT Whisper is trying to keep it quiet and cool. Can it be done?May 27th, 2009
Thermaltake ISGC-100 CPU Cooler Review
Often, a silent cooler is preferred over a loud one offering top-of-the-line cooling. Any cooler still needs to get the job done though. Let's see if the ISGC-100 from Thermaltake is a good candidate!May 26th, 2009
Antec Skeleton Review
Case design isn't something that has changed radically over the ages. The way we stack components and cool them has been relatively constant -- but with the Skeleton, all of sudden we have a dramatic change.
May 25th, 2009
Cooler Master HAF 922 Review
Big brother better watch his back; the 922HAF has something to prove and he's not afraid.
May 12th, 2009
Cooler Master V8 Review
180W of cooling power packed in a 12 heatpipes and 172 fins war machine. Core i7, Phenom II, nothing can scare the impressive Cooler Master V8!
April 16th, 2009
Cooler Master Storm Sniper review
Trying to keep it cool this summer? Cooler Master Storm Sniper aims to offer unbeatable reliability that is completely tuned to gamers' needs. Following the design motto of "Strength, Security and Control" the CM Storm is built to keep your most vital gear fortified and well tuned at all times.
April 15th, 2009
Thermaltake Spedo Review
A full-tower case that either comes with many fans, or gives you the opportunity of using your favorite ones.
April 8th, 2009
Coolermaster 932 HAF Review
The High Air Flow just might be the case you need to keep things chilly in the coming Spring.
April 1st, 2009