OCIA -- In the world of PC customization there are a wide range of products to choose from when looking to house your computing hardware. Some are expensive and high quality, while others are expensive and not worth their weight in tin. Others are great bargains and targeted towards the modding community, while some are cheap both in price and materials. Today we look at the Raidmax Skyline and decide which of these categories it falls into.

 

3D Game Man -- The Raidmax RX-9 gaming case has an aluminum inside but the rest is plastic and is available in Black and Red. The plastic is rather shiny with silver speckles and because of this it looks rather cheap. Also, the case has a rather gaudy appearance. You may have guessed this already, but its appearance is taken from vehicle designs. I suspect it’s a look that people will either love or hate…

ClubOC -- The last year has revolutionized the way Gamers view their cases. From windows to neon, hard core gamers have constantly looked for a way to stand out from the beige box crowd. This Christmas wouldn’t a new Raidmax Samurai 908 look good under the tree?

3D Game Man -- While this is not the king of cases, it does have many redeeming factors. It has decent air circulation if an optional 120mm fan is installed at the front. Lets face it, case air circulation is very important. It baffles me why a fan wasn't included at the front, I guess it's to keep the consumer cost low. The tool-less design on both the drive bays and the expansion slots will definitely come in handy…

OCIA -- In the world of PC customization there are a wide range of products to choose from when looking to house your computing hardware. Some are expensive and high quality, while others are expensive and not worth their weight in tin. Others are great bargains and targeted towards the modding community, while some are cheap both in price and materials. Today we look at the Raidmax Skyline and decide which of these categories it falls into.

Madshrimps -- Often considered just an option for cheap budget pc enclosures, Raidmax is trying to break into a very recent niche in the market - the mid-range gaming case, complete with a pre-modded window, glowing front door, and led fan on the side.

Modders-Inc -- The Raidmax IceCube is considered to be the mini version of the Raidmax IceBerg. The Raidmax IceCube is a SFF (Small Form Factor) case basically designed to be a LAN party case.

3D Game Man -- The Raidmax Samurai 908 Gaming Case has big, bold, in-your-face styling that's sure to get noticed. At the front are a number of blue LEDs that add to the overall appearance. This product also comes with a 420 watt Power Supply, and 120mm fans at the front and rear of the case provide good air circulation. To top things off, it has tool-less design features.