Their new "Voltron" series of cases are large and cavernous, yet won't tower over your desk, while the integrated fan controller will ease the assault on your ears.

Aluminum cases are generally more expensive. Throw in a removable motherboard tray and hard drive rack, add some windows, and you may be looking for a case that costs a bit more than you want to p...

The ThermalTake XaserV WinGo Gaming Tower, with its LED fans, aluminum fan-control knobs and enlarged viewing window looks to add a little bling-bling to the Xaser lineup. But there is certainly m...

The security screws offer uniquely cut screw heads as well as an effective tamper-proof design to keep out the most persistent hardware thieves. The tool kit is a handy little device that aims to a...

The LANBOY has similar design characteristics as many of their other cases, mainly the front grill and door. The finish is top notch and the grey paintjob is beautiful. Perhaps the best thing about...

What makes it the "Ultimate Controller?" Well, the box mainly, it says "Ultimate Controller" right on it. So is Enermax telling the truth, is this the ultimate controller? You'll have to read the r...

The CS-31881TA-B3A is another Enermax budget case that comes loaded with all sorts of extra goodies like an I/O interface, built-in fan controller, bubble lights, backlit temp. display, and more...

The NXP-301 is not only stylish and unique, but it works great. It lets you control fans on three channels, with multiple fans on each channel, and you can control two included cathodes on another ...

Unfortunately, the Musketeer lacks purpose. Although it looks cool and may get some compliments at a LAN party, it really doesn't do much of anything, or at least anything useful.

If I had to choose one of these I would pick the black one (CS-5018SNFS-BBS). I personally like how it looks better, and it costs ~ $30.00 less. Good quality budget cases that look great.

Something to watch out for is the weak sides on the controller, which may be bent with relative ease. Supports multiple fans per channel, looks great.

This case brings style and functionality into the budget-case world. The silver color of this case looks great, especially with the shiny steel fan grills and the blue LED fan installed in the window.

The fact that you can plug in your USB / Firewire / Audio devices in the front of your computer combined with the triple temp monitoring LCD makes this product a winner.

Overall this is an outstanding case that offers some great features, excellent quality, and silence! The sideways removable internal 3.5" drive trays are great for swapping hardware, making it as e...

This case was a breeze to construct, and looks great. Despite a few pitfalls such as installing new drives and the lack of PSU supports, it is still a great, well built case.

I think it looks pretty nice, but some may think it is "blah." The airflow in this case is badly designed meaning you will have unnecessary heat, which is never a good thing. This is a budget case ...

This is a modified Enermax CS-1018S case. Thermaltake has made the entire front out of aluminum and included the Thermaltake HardCano 9 in the top drive bay. The case is very sturdy and very high q...

Overall this is a great case packed with great features such as the tool less drive installation, removable cages, and a top I/O port. Athenatech even goes as far as to include a power supply.

I must say that Enermax has the best looking and performing panel out there. They included the most used ports, PLUS an LCD screen to monitor your systems temperature, and it is all done with style.

This controller has some great features that most other's wish they had. The ability to turn the voltage down to 0 is a great feature, and you can put multiple fans on each channel with no problem.