PC tower cases hold the most important components for your computer, including the motherboard, processor (CPU), graphics card (GPU), storage drives and memory. You can transform your setup with the ...

Meet the JONSBO C6 Handle Black, a compact mini tower PC case featuring a 4-sided tool-less mesh panel design and an integrated carrying handle for enhanced portability. Scheduled for release in Japan ...

InWin Development Inc., a prominent PC hardware manufacturer, has unveiled the F3 Mini Tower PC case, designed to accommodate mini ITX and micro ATX motherboard configurations. The F3 emphasizes both ...

Mini-ITX cases are compact computer enclosures designed to accommodate mini-ITX motherboards, ideal for building small-form-factor (SFF) PCs. The primary benefit of a mini-ITX case is its compact size ...

“The new Dark Phantom Series DP31 mini-tower M-ATX case from Antec features claw-shaped air intakes and an irregular ARGB strip at the front panel. The DP31 provides an incredible building experience ...

ENERMAX is known for creating high-performance PC components and hardware, and over the years, we've reviewed and been impressed by several of the company's power supplies, coolers, and cases. Today, ...

Lian Li has always been a huge player in the small form factor case segment, but while many of the designs we saw in the past were a tad on the boring side visually, in the last year or two, things ...

They'll ship in early August. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Back at the end of May, NZXT announced several refreshed H series ...

Anyone thinking of building a new PC rig may be interested in the new AIRFORCE PC cases unveiled by In Win this week. Providing a great protective structure against your delicate PC hardware available ...

Thermaltake has introduced two new additions to its range of PC cases this week announcing the launch of its new Thermaltake Tower 100 Mini Chassis Turquoise and Racing Green featuring a vertical body ...

Full towers are often overkill, as most PC owners don't need that empty extra space. Mid- and mini-towers hit the sweet spot, as they're compact, practical, and cheaper. Aside from initial build ...