DEEPCOOL PANGU SW-RD Review
Today I take a look at the DEEPCOOL PANGU SW-RD PC case which comes with LED strips with their own RGB controller as standard and also features a bit of red trim along the outside. Will its performance match its looks? Only one way to find out....
BitFenix Ronin Review
On my desk today is the Ronin ATX mid-tower from BitFenix. Coming in at £69.99 and in a highly poplulated market, how does it do? Read on to find out...
Raijintek Aeneas mATX Review
Today we take a closer look at the Raijientek Aeneas mATX Cube case, built for huge graphics cards and large water cooling setups. But what do we think of the Aeneas?
BitFenix Aegis Review
Aegis features a rounded shield-inspired front with the same fully customizable ICON display used on Pandora, and a sporty fresh design all around.
BitFenix Shadow Review
Up for review today is the BitFenix Shadow case which has an ATX form factor. With a price tag of £55 from OcUK, is it a worthwhile purchase? Read on...
BitFenix Ghost PC Case Review
Today I take a look at the BitFenix Ghost that features their NanoChrome technology and a dual hinged front panel; how will it hold up? Come find out...
Deepcool Gamerstorm Baronkase Liquid PC Chassis Review
Deepcool are back with their GamerStorm Baronkase Liquid PC case which includes a Captain 120EX AIO with a flowmeter included in the loop, as well as a tinted tempered glass side panel and full steel construction. Take a look at the video review on our Play3r TV YouTube channel.
Thermaltake V200 TG RGB Case Review
We are reviewing the Thermaltake V200 Tempered Glass RGB case, let's see what this Mid Tower chassis has to offer in addition to it's 3 RGB fans, fan controller and tempered glass panel.
RAIDMAX Vampire Winterfall Review
Today I take a look at the RAIDMAX Vampire Winterfall, a case big enough to allow for a nice watercooling setup and chalked full of other features to make sure users can get the most from it.
Raijintek Styx Aluminium Case Review
The Raijintek Styx is an aluminium case catering to those who prefer using m-ATX, but with those who want style...