The Best PC Cases of 2019 - Computex Edition
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- This recap of the best PC cases of Computex 2019 surfaces a few of the more interesting cases to pay attention to this year, although many more are to come.
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There are a lot more cases due out for 2019, but we always like to recap the best of show for Computex as a mid-year marker. For this round-up, we talk about cases by Lian Li (like the O11 Dynamic XL), SilverStone (Alta, Raven Prototype), Cooler Master's H100 mini-ITX case, some mesh cases, NZXT's H510 Elite, and more. Find individual case coverage on the channel from last week.
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This is a recap of the more noteworthy cases at Computex. There are many more cases to come this year, of course, and we've already got a line of cases coming in post-Computex for comprehensive review. Wouldn't be GN without a "most decidedly average" category for someone to win. We're traveling again this weekend, or two of us are, anyway, but we've got a queue of videos that should hopefully continue posting over the next few days.
On your missed case list: Inwin 905 looked interesting, wonder about its thermals.
Gamers Nexus I think lian li lancool 2 is quite interesting too. For 90$ price point it got some unique features, reasonable air flow and addressable Rgb on the front. Would love to see some reviews about it. I’m looking forward to some new case as I’m planning on building my new pc next month. Case like phanteks p400A in the video also peak my interest
*Lian-Li TU150* itx case Should be releasing soon, see if you can get your hands on one for testing.
I would to see a phanteks p400a review with a comparison to the p400s, to see difference in temps but also in noice
It seems that the Cooler Master H100 is based on a rotated Elite 110 metal structure. It even includes the former top metal plate used to install extra SSDs or HDDs, now seen on the left side, over the PSU grid.
We need Noctua to design a line of pc cases. They'll be ugly as hell but you'll never have to worry about dust, noise or temperatures :P
They would probably be the best cases around
Samurai Shampoo spartan for sure, I can already see the add.
“Resilient dust free noise canceling made of cast iron PC Case! It may be ugly, but you’ll be gaming well after doomsday with it.”
Noctua made their fans look ugly so they would let nzxt or corsair keep their company alive
katnerd But the will be brown and tan to match the fans!, LoL 😂Even a distressed version perhaps to make the fans look good😅🙂
YES!
always happy to see Silverstone in good form. Silverstone continues to make some of the finest cases on the market
Interested to see how these 200mm air penetrators compare to the older 180mm since newer and or bigger isn't automatically better.
Did the Raven prototype have the same 200mm fans as the Alta?
I'm not entirely sure, Silverstone doesn't have any 200mm fans listed on their website. I'd assume they're the same though.
I love my Fortress 2. It has a bunch of problems that may be fixed in their newer cases but I havent seen one this beautiful since then so Im sticking with it and try to fix them myself.
I love my Raven 2 it was new in the box for 10 years and now has my new Ryzen /ATI gaming rig in it and couldn't be happier 😁
@@itzamedave6242 still have my raven 2 aswell. AMAZING case.
On a serious side: I'm liking this micromesh front panel trend.
I am too. Just tired of boring colors and tempered glass everywhere
Yes, phanteks is killing it too!
Silverstone sugo series pops its head around the cooler
I’m tired of glass
My ( now ) old Antec 1200 has a mesh front on it ...
I really want to see a GN review of the Lian Li Lancool 2!
Me too, the only one that made my radar for my new Zen build.
Yeah very interesting case and have smart features.
That was the most awesome case I have seen in the price range.
Yes, i was impressed with that case.
Came into the comments just to mention that to the Lian Li Lancool 2 looks really really promising. Would love to see GN check the thermals on that. Between that and the Silverstone Fara V1 and Lian Li Lancool 2 things look really interesting.
But it's easier to get my hands on Lian Li cases where I live.
Please never change your content GN! No where else can I find this kind of actual information at the caliber that I want to hear/see! Thank you so much! Love: A Hardware Engineer...
Please do a live build with the Lian Li O11 D. XL case. Which will be great
I'd imagine it will be very similar to the "small" one, so you could kinda predict what is going to happen. The only thing I did when I built in mine, was covering the bottom in the case below the gpu with paper to give the gpu more airflow as the air otherwise would escape before it could cool the gpu, that might be a thing they also could test :D
Otto Knabe hey bud many thanks for the info. This is due to my new Asus Rampage VI Omega to be installed into.
Unfortunately, I think the case is getting easily dismissed because it’s so similar to the O11D. If they do a build, I’d love it if they used an EATX motherboard like the Z390 Dark, SLI 2080 Ti video cards with the vertical mount installation, something to occupy the x4 slot below the graphics cards like an Intel 905p AIC, mount a large rad 60mm rad on the bottom plus 25mm fans, and install a 60mm radiator on the top as well as the thickest radiator they can fit on the side to see what is actually possible in this case that otherwise couldn’t be done in an O11D.
Thank God mesh is being focused on! Thanks for the great coverage.
Yes! Tired of all the tempered glass ovens!
@@REDZ28won Yep. I've been using mesh front cases since the Coolermaster Centurion, so 2006 or 2007. I prefer my systems to be cool and quiet. Have everything reasonably clocked (Just before voltage walls), and the fans thermally ramped. I might be on the more sensitive side, I'll admit. I have my 1080ti set to max of 70% fan speed, until it reaches 80C. I run it frame locked, with custom resolutions if need be (4k panel), and it never goes above 75C, but still holds 1936Mhz+. Sure I could let it whine up to 100%, but it detracts from the experience. There was a 100Mhz difference from my max CPU overclock, and the overclock before the voltage wall, running a much lower voltage and temperature. Max OC is fun to find, but not worth it for daily use. To each their own.
@@TheCgOrion Exactly! I'm currently using a Coolermaster CM 690 III, and for the last few years I've been wondering why every manufacturer seems to suddenly love closed front panels. 200mm LED fans just look fantastic behind a mesh front, and on top of that it's excellent air flow too.
Could we have: The Worst Cases of 2019 - Computex Edition?
So we know what to avoid:)
I think it's best to review the cases individually before attempting to draw definitively critical conclusions of them.
I've been excitedly waiting for that SilverStone Raven to be done and now all of a sudden I want a halo product... That Alta was honestly looked fantastic.
It's like the only case in which RGB doesn't look cheap in with its tinted windows
You forgot the Lian Li lancool two. For $89, that case a lot of potential and great attention to details. Better than the NZXT one IMO. ✌️
We didn't forget it, it just wasn't included. We just don't know yet if we can trust its performance. We covered it two weeks ago.
@@GamersNexus thanks for the reply ✌️ I'm really looking forward for your review on it.
That pyramid case is sick but probably incredibly expensive
It's 300$
I would like to see a review of the In Win 905. However the Lancool 2 is the most exciting new case imo.
jmeister I would also like to see the 905 especially thermals on that case cause I realllyyyy want one lol
I would to see a phanteks p400a review with a comparison to the p400s, to see difference in temps but also in noice.
^^^ This!
I'm a Fractal fan so anything you could cover from them would be dope.
fractal is one of the most innovative companies that only redesigns their cases after 5 years.
I'm a weaponized loaf of bread so yeet
@@PizzaPowerXYZ nice
A lot of promising case designs this year. What a huge step up from the closed off front panels and tempered glass trend from a few years ago.
As a fan of Lian Li cases, I'm actually quite glad they make things like the O11XL. Not every case needs to be a revelation; hell, Lian Li already does a TON of crazy-ass case designs that are hit or miss. (They are to PC Cases what SNK was to fighting games.) For some of the best Lian Li cases they just forget something here or there regarding convenience or quality of life. I was just about to buy an O11 Dynamic now that they just went back down to $120, but I think I'll hold out for the O11XL. Here's hoping they keep the same austere interior/exterior and don't simply release a vomit-inducing Razer variant state-side.
1:09 Photobombing KitGuru. You should do more videos with him. I still can't believe his channel is at 65k subs. He makes awesome reviews.
I'm loving my Azzatek pyramid
It was a pain to get used to building in it; but it definitely fits that unique itch that all these boxy cases just can't give me
Always obsessed with the Raven, while ignoring the Fortress.
10 years later, & I'm still using the same Lian-Li PC-V1200B+ after 4 top-to-bottom rebuilds. A tough as nails old case that will never die or come up short in ways to accomodate any component
The upside down pyramid case would make a great table! I'm thinking it could be a table in front of your sofa in the living room to be used as a media pc or home network server, which is convenient for those of us with our main cable internet router typically installed in the living room...
That plastic-cloth InWin case looks good for my location: It's hella dusty in here (and it's a fine dust that gets everywhere too) and it'll be very easy to clean: Drop that plastic basket part into a water tank, throw the cloth into washing mashine and KABLOOEY - clean case. With usual steel cases i need to use a lot of wet wipes/alcohol just to make it look not dirty.
I just got the superb $40 Deepcool Matrexx 55. it can fit a 360mm radiator, has a glass front & side panel, has a reset button, has a full-length dust filter at the top, fits mATX, ATX & E-ATX motherboards, can fit three 140/120mm fans at the front, two at the top & one 120mm at the back. There's an inch of height behind the motherboard floor for cable management and lots of hooks for tying down twist/cable ties.
My old case had no cable management and was bad for cooling, although I put several fans in. I put a thermometer in just above the motherboard. It was 10 degrees above room temperature. I put six fans into the Matrexx 55 and it was one degree above room temperature. However, it was very noisy. I removed two fans so it was now at the same noise level as my old case and I got 4 degrees above room temperature.
Although the fan noise level is now the same the acoustics from them is dazzling. It's now a nice, efficient, high-speed air-flow sound whereas previously it was a dull rumble. It sounds like the engine room of a flying vehicle from the future. It's now a pleasure to put my head in front of the glass, in front of the engine room, just to hear the sound. It's like nothing I've ever heard.
Removing the glass side panel is easy and can be done with the PC upright. To pull off the front cover use a screw driver at the bottom to prise it open.
I was able to install a laptop hard drive into one of the two drive bays using four of the many small screws provided, which are also used to screw in the motherboard.
The one problem is that the holes for the SATA SSDs in the casing are too big and are in slightly the wrong place.
Don't plug its RGB molex connector into a PSU as it could cause a fire (use the motherboard's RGB connector instead if you have one). The more costly version has three 120mm fans & a PSU shroud.
I would say at minimum four 120mm case fans are needed. Two or three at the front, one at the rear and one or two at the top. The ones at the rear and top need to blow at the holes in the case so they extract hot air out of the case.
For silent case fans try the 120mm Be Quiet Pure Wings 2 or Shadow Wings. Ebay has many new ones. Also search ebay for“fan hub”. These provide extra 4-pin connectors for fans. You can plug a 3-pin fan into a 4-pin connector.
th-cam.com/video/PXoDr3AevEM/w-d-xo.html is the best video I've seen for the case.
th-cam.com/video/MVknyxSPvRo/w-d-xo.html shows how to keep your PC dust free by improving airflow.
th-cam.com/video/my-vY6Ux6lE/w-d-xo.html shows how strong tempered glass is.
The Lian Li Odyssey X looks nice and diferent. The Lian Li Lancool 2 is great it will be awesome if it had tempered glass in the front panel.
Dude 90 bucks..
The only person on TH-cam who knows how to conjugate 'orient' correctly!
The Silverstone Alta S1 and Lian Li Dynamic XL look great. Would love to see your reviews for them!
When is souvenir unboxing video? 😁
Can't wait to see for what you got from there~
Note: i hope there're cookies and msi mascot 😋
Finally a watchable length video.
Steve have you acknowledge the power you have over the industry? i bet if you did not exist most cases would be still chocked on the front, your crusade for airflow has been a success, i think you should feel good about championing a feature that costumers really need but most of the time they just don't realize.
Lancool II looked pretty cool would love to see that reviewed. The shroud looked very functional as well as a cool hard drive caddy implementation. The cable management bar can be used for either ATX or EATX by just flipping it. Kinda neat would love to see thermal scores as well.
Genuine question. First of all glad you’ve shown us cases that aren’t just NZXT and Phanteks. Do case manufacturers actually test the functionality and optimisation of case designs? A lot of modern cases are flawed in design and seems like the majority of this years cases on show were refreshes that should have been implemented on its initial release.
I really think these companies need to explore better functionality rather than following pointless trends: All side tempered glass cases. The large mesh covers should have been an option introduced earlier-this is why the Meshify C and MeshifyS2 are my favourite cases.
Be proud Steve. You single handedly moved a industry towards a better trend.
Nah, more like, moved _away_ from a more worse trend. And he couldn't do it by himself. Every other techtuber and their viewers asking _Where's the airflow?!_ had a big part to do with it.
Nice Nova Mesh at 3:59 , I'd definitely consider this one if I built a system now rather than a meshify C. Bonus for white mesh which won't bring attention to dust so quickly!
Nothing from Jonsbo, Ragintek or Streacom? Kind of a disappointment this year.
10:12 That was seriously the only good Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case at Computex 2019? it looks like it has alot of cable clutter inside that would block the airflow.
I hope you will review the O11 Dynamic XL when it comes out . I wonder if by upscaling the whole case they also upscaled the 120mm fan mounting points to 140mm . Most tech tubers showed the case but the size of the fans isn't mentioned by anyone .
I'm pretty sure Bitwit said it's a 120mm in the back.
@@arnoldnym2466 That's 1 fan , there's space for 9 more in the top , bottom and side that weren't mentioned
Silverstone CS381, where are you? My DIY NAS is waiting on you!
Lian Li should make a micro itx version of the lian li o11 dynamic
Or at least micro atx to complete with the corcaise 280x
u meant mini itx, i wish lian li is available in my country tho, everytime i search lian li on my countrys marketplace all i see are chinese drugs
Exactly my thinking, I’d buy one
Im here for the pyramid case
I think we all are. Thank you clickbait
@@MonkeyBurrito why clickbait ? Its real lol
InWin 905 please. I doubt it's decent for airflow but it's damn good looking imo.
They took a look at this during CES. It wasn't something announced here.
I think the new Lancool case is awesome with lot of interesting feature: adjustable front radiator mount, PSU chamber intake that help GPU thermal, the side panel of the PSU cover can be open and the back side with cable cover which is nice to see in that price point!
I'm really stoked about the cloth case actually, it would be cool if the skeleton was something other than plastic though.
Thank Steve and his crew for this awesome computex content , and making sure our suggestions actually make it to the manufacturer . Mesh looks like the new trend , i wont buy a hotbox case that just looks good .
I really like Thermaltake cases (open air). I've had a Core P5 for a few years now and got a P3 for my gaming rig and would never go back to a closed case. No dust, no heating issues. With GPU's being as powerful as they are today a closed case is just asking for trouble.These cases with the mesh are just asking to be dust collectors/filter.
I REALLY want to see both a review and a build with the Silverstone ALTA when it releases. it is by far the number one most exciting case at copmputex both for aesthetics and potential performance. Finally a case that looks like it will do well on air and with plenty of aesthetically pleasing custom loop potential. i really hope they keep the RGB translucent plastic name plate where it is.
We did it~
Manufactures listen to us a bit and started to use properly mounted front fans and if not , fully switch over to mesh
That H100 looks rather promising. And of course, there's nothing stopping the purchaser from simply drilling holes in the bottom and rigging up some sort of screen to make their own filtered GPU intake. I'm actually considering that already for my next HTPC build if I decide to put a GPU in it at all. I might wait another year or two to see if they end up adding a GPU intake on their own. I think it would be in their best interest to do so.
Please review the h510 Elite (the NZXT one), I want to know if the glass front panel restricts airflow in comparison to the steel one. I think HardwareCanucks said that the fans are a bit closer to the front panel so we'll have to see.
I was so excited for the pc011 XL as I thought they would make more room for CPU coolers in the main chamber. It's such a good cooling case and I wouldove to upgrade mine from the Cryorig H7 Quad Lumi it currently has to a larger more capable air cooler but with the 155mm clearance all the big guns are ruled out. What a let down that they added room everywhere else but there.
Lian Li Lancool II for sure. Also the O11 XL. Hopefully it comes in white. I am a bit concerned about the side intake being so far away from the back panel and if that will impact thermals. I really like those hot swap bays, but if the case is worse for thermals than the Dynamic, I'd rather just get the Dynamic and mod in the hot swap bay.
Steve must be back home now. His speech has returned to a more appropriate speed.
Would love to see the CoolerMaster Silencio S600 put through the paces. It's supposed to balance thermals and noise. That balance has obviously been popular on the channel. It's supposed to come out June 18.
Looks like the pc011 is still God's gift to cases. I do have to say though. That new Silverstone is pretty badass. I just wish the viewing window was flipped not sure why it's on the wrong side.
I just built my Ryzen /ATI gaming rig in a Silverstone Raven 2 I had new in box for 10 years it's quite amazing best air cooling case I've owned aside from my Antec Skeleton which I still also use lol
Please review the Lian Li Lancool Two. It looks like it is going to be a great case for the price full of features and big improvement from its predecessor. Thanks for all the great content
I literally LOL'ed at the 5-gallon buckets.
I'm surprised we didn't see anything on this list from Phanteks considering how many positive reviews they receive from actual users. Not always the prettiest cases, but when comparing price verses features and performance they are impossible to ignore.
Interested in seeing you guys testing this hot, new case coming to market. It's the Lowe's 5-Gallon bucket. Looks promising and appears to be perfect for those who still go to LAN events with it's convenient carry handle built in.
Can’t wait for some of the upcoming case reviews. We had some really interesting cases this year
9:21 I wonder why no one talks about the hot swap bays on this case. I have the XL and the hard drives get super hot because the bays are so enclosed with the drives sitting right next to each other. I had to velcro a fan to the back of my case to get them out of the 50's.
Bro AZZA is so cool. I remember looking at their cases like 5 years ago and they had great unique case design. I keeping an eye on them for sure!
You should really look into covering the Phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2 and definetly review it once it is available.
With the info available on it right now, it seems to be a well manufactured case with decent airflow while having huge capacity for watercooling with 480mm and especially thick rads, storage and even a second system in the bottom. Also phanteks plans to make it a bit cheaper than the Evolv X which could make it the most appealing big tower for a lot of consumers.
The Silverstone PS15 is something I would be interested in, the case seems to offer pretty good airflow in a compact form factor (mATX). It seems to be pretty good value considering it has tempered glass and comes with a fan.
I'd love to see a review of the Lian Li Lancool II. I recently completed amy new build in their 011 Dynamic case and really like it and the Lancool II looked promising with good looks and what seems to promise to be improved airflow from the Lancool One. Overall great work, guys, for your coverage of the most interesting stuff from the show. I also enjoyed your "crossovers" with some of my other favorite tech TH-cam channel guys. Love the channel and love the effort you guys put into giving us facts instead of just opinions and conjecture. Thanks for all of that!
"shifting towards Mesh for this years Launches."
YES. about damn time. still rocking my Cooler master 690 II... and frankly, I see no reason to change brands so far.
Im interested in phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2
Me too! There are so few affordable full sized cases. I am hoping to get out of my TT view 71, the build quality is such crap.
@@ericqhochuli6004 Same, I'm interested in upgrading my NZXT Noctis alongside a CPU upgrade from my 4790k to the new Zen2 processors. Meanwhile, I'm interested in getting into the custom water cooling club. Because the GPU upgrades are so damn expensive coming up from a GTX 1080.
I 4TH that Enthoo lux 2 & that strange one with the Red feet & split glass side panel that Der8aur helped design
@@ericqhochuli6004 Totally agree with you there Eric I have been looking for a good large case myself and in less you want pay the earth there is no choice & I have the TT core 51 TG 👎
@@gazyates5228 Have a look at the Lian Li V3000. It is more expensive than the regular consumer case, but for a premium big chassis it's really not that expensive especially when compared to the likes of the InWin 915, 928, Phanteks Enthoo Elite and the Caselabs boxes. I like the idea of the Enthoo Luxe 2, but personally I'm past that faux aluminium feel and would prefer if they made the entire chassis out of aluminium instead of steel and plastic with a bit of sand blasted aluminium. Whereas the V3000 is the perfect case that slots in the middle if you want a great full tower chassis that is.
Gamers Nexus are the ONLY people I trust for case tests and reviews. Definitely going to choose my next one based off the ones topping their airflow/temperatures chart.
Them and Hardware Canucks are the only people I trust for case reviews
with all this new merch about,im salivating about my next build.......choices choices....still like the enthoo luxe2 though.but the azza pyramid is a neat take on a case.
Every manufacturer should make mesh swappable panels that come with their cases and let the customer decide.
I know it might not be the most popular or interesting topic but id love to hear a small dive into how tariffs are driving up some of these costs and what companies are passing that on to the costumer.
If you're putting an APU in that Coolermaster H100, it is absolutely excessive in size. You can get something that is actually small form factor and not a giant box that looks like it should be sitting on the tailgate of a truck
It'd be cool if NZXT took that H500 and put mesh, white or black, completely in place of the plastic on top and bottom. Could then use the ventilation real estate differently.
5:24 Dust, Hair, Lint magnet central. Looks good, but you'll spend a ton of time just keeping the thing clean.
It'd be amazing if you could take a look at the other lianLi cases
The odyssey X and the LianLi Lancool 2
Both cases look good, but the LianLi Lancool 2 looks *sexy* and it's VERY cheap imo (compared to LianLi's regular line up).
I wish that case made it to Argentina
i miss the 5.25 inch bays for my backup-routine.
(but the RV02-E is really nice)
I would be interested on the Phanteks P400A and moreover to it's front panel. I understand you didn't like the initial one (P400) but I bought in and I am very happy with it. However, having the option (if they sell the front panel separately) to change the stock front panel with a mesh one from this model really triggers my curiosity.
Would love if you redid your Mini-ITX bench to be compatible with actual SFF cases. The 65W 3700X could be super interesting for that. I think for max compatibility something like a Cryorig C7 cooler with maybe a Noctua fan swap would be good. This is a very popular set up and can't think of a single case that wouldn't fit that.
Maybe you can even do a torture test bench with something like the 16 core Ryzen part and case optimized cooling (e.g particular fan set-ups and CPU cooling), since most ITX cases don't support cooling that cpu without throttling. Gives an interesting comparison point for various cases to see how much you can throw at them.
SFFLab showed the Sidearm T1 at computex and Sliger just released the SM550/560 with the latter supporting 3 slots and PCIe bifurcation. Those Sliger cases also have an interesting cooling set-up where you can fit a larger heatsink passively and you put an intake directly underneath the case to cool it. Not sure on the thermals but could make for an interesting content piece.
Can we get a CS381 update? You spoke about this case extensively in the past and you seemed to spend a lot of time with Silverstone here....
Likewise, interested in this case.
I would be interested in reviews of the MetallicGear Neo Air & Neo G cases.
Neo Air is beast! Looking forward for it.
When's the Lian Li PC-O11 XL going to come out?
Not released this computex but still very recent: Silverstone LD03?
Sort-of successor to the popular SG13, with tempered glass and bottom to top airflow path. Basically no coverage of it
I wonder why the 3x20mm fans at the bottom of the case is not a more widely used design. Especially with the rotated motherboard, it seems like a great solution. Are there any disadvantages, besides it needing some bottom clearance and maybe drawing in more dust than front-mounted fans?
The first thing i wanted to know when i saw the NZXT H510 elite was how it functions switching the front fans to intake for showing off the RGB. I was waiting for them to refresh with front USB-C but virtually every review suggested purely negative pressure set-ups in the H500 so i'll likely be going for the non elite model.
Cougar Conquer 2 is worthy of a mention.
That pyramid one in the thumbnail will kill someone in the right environment like a John Wick movie.
Please do a side by side comparison of the Pure Base 500 and the Define C, also if possible, include a bottom mount fan with the Define C
i remain on the lookout for makers/sellers of fine wood cases/covers for cases. such strictly for a typical tower, but also even for thoughtful floor furniture, even custom pieces, etc. maybe you could feature such a maker when convenient, etc.
I saw some local news had shown the new Thermaltake Level 20 HT cases, balck/white. Thought you missed those cases.
I would like to see a review (or at least your opnion) of the Thermaltake A700. When you tested the A500 I remember you showing the PSU shroud blocking the lower fan, but I think this has been addressed now? Anyway, thanks for your coverage of Computex
It's good seeing Bitfenix realizing their mistakes by making a mesh version of the Nova. What's not good is that they're charging that kind of price for a chassis layout that has no anything new about it whilst also being one of the most used layout in cases that cost around 20$.
Would be nice to see more small form factor cases with ok temps and models with a cleaner design. In my opinion most of the cases shown in the video (except NZXT) look really chunky ...almost retro
i would like to see if Lian Li would make the PC-011 Dynamic either broader and add mesh above the secondary compartment as well, so you could mount two 360 radiators on the top, or then make the case longer and make the mesh at the top longer too, to be able to fit two 240 radiators, so you can get the hot air out top ... or of course combine these two wishes and make it broader and longer, adding the mesh above the secondary compartment and be able to mount 4x 240 radiators, to cool CPU, dual GPUs and maybe add some exhaust fans or a third GPU radiator :) but that is probably never going to happen
I know you covered it at CES and this Computex but it'd be great if you can test the Lian-Li TU150. I'm look at building a living-room media/gaming centre and already possessing an O11 Dynamic (amazing case btw!!), I'm looking forward to see the thermals of the TU150! Thanks and great video as always!!
That little cute H100 box from Cooler Master needs an Air Penetrator fan, asap.
Although this is not a case, I would like you to review DeepCool Castle 360 RGB V2. specially now that they have used a dual chamber pump design to get around the Asetek patents to sell their coolers in USA. Thanks!
Take a look at PC bicycle case from Enermax, unlikely functional, but interesting. Also the custom made silence pc from DIY Perks
Would like to see you guys cover the Sidearm T1 case, even though it's a prototype
They usually try and cover things that release or officially about to release. As promising as the sidearm is, it's not certain it will even come to market, as reiterated by Optimun Tech.
Still rocking my NZXT 340 Elite and pretty happy with it!
If I could make one case, that would be the case I would change to! :P
@Rod 1984 yeah, I would do a design with the letters NZXT as the mesh holes!
That one case that had a full mesh side and was kinda thin looked neat.