Think Computers -- Back in June we had the opportunity to look at the NZXT Beta case. We found it to be quite a nice case for the price, but today we get to look at the revamped version of the Beta, the NZXT Beta EVO Mid Tower Case. Some improvements from the original case are more fan space, lower mounted PSU, and many other features. Read on further to see how much better the EVO is over the original NZXT Beta case. Direct Link

Legit Reviews -- The SilverStone SG05 Mini-ITX/DTX computer case is one designed for minimal space and maximum flexibility. Unlike other small-form factor cases, the SG05 attempts to provide users with options by supporting large video cards, larger heat sink fans, and an 80-plus 300 watt PSU. The large 120mm fan provides ample cooling while the included IDE-adapter and bezel replacement part serve as excellent examples of SilverStone's well-thought out design and dedication to pleasing owners... Direct Link

techPowerUp -- The XPort 251 is very compact and goes for the functional, understated design. Cooler Master also goes the extra mile to add a pouch to it, to add further protection for your precious data. The question remains, if the Xport 251 manages to turn heads or go down in the crowd of other, similar enclosures on the market Direct Link

Motherboards.org -- SilverStone has combined the unibody construction of the Temjin cases with the vertically mounted motherboard trays of the Raven case in the Fortress FT02 case. There’s plenty to like about the case including positive air pressure when in operation, tool-less 5.25” drive installation, vertically mounted video cards and expansion cards. The combination is an excellent starting point for any serious gaming system with plenty of expandability and room for the longest video cards on the market today. The FT02 has three 180mm fans which blow air upward, and a 120mm top fan, this is sufficient cooling for the most demanding systems. Direct Link

Techgage -- When Cooler Master released its 690 chassis over two years ago, we're doubtful that even it could have predicted just how well-received it was going to be. It did a lot right in terms of design and function, and with the 690 II, those two factors are pushed even further. The result? The best $100 chassis we've ever looked at, bar none. Direct Link

Think Computers -- Today we have the opportunity to check out the Antec Two Hundred Mid Tower Case. Antec promotes the Two Hundred as a best bang for your buck case. According to Antec it’s also their most affordable case yet. It includes ten drive bays, one of which is hot swap, CPU cooler cutout, two fans with fan controllers and many other features. How will it stand up against other budget cases? Read on further to see what we think. Direct Link

TweakTown -- As with most things produced, manufacturers sometimes make revisions along the way. Some are based out of necessary improvements, while others are based off of input from users, while other ideas just make their way in as another solution to the same problem. The RV01 spent a little time on my desktop until it was replaced by something new, I only had one real issue with it the entire time of use, and that was when the front door would accidentally release and scare the stuff out of me in the process. Changes have in fact been made in the RV01, and today we get to look at the Raven RV02 chassis and see what changes made it into the new version. Some, from my research, are pretty major changes, while others can almost be overlooked if you haven’t owned the original version. It’s about time we have a look at the specifications and current pricing, then we can get a real look at what the SilverStone RV02 offers over the RV01. Direct Link

DreamWare Computers -- When you're building a HTPC to go below your expensive new setup, you don't want a cheap looking case. I've always loved the Silverstone HTPC cases because they've got a build quality like no other. Their solid painted steel bodies and brushed aluminum look like a million dollars sitting below your brand new 52" LCD TV. Today I have a chance to check out one of the latest in their HTPC line, the Grandia GD04. Direct Link

Benchmark Reviews -- What is the purpose of a computer case? The unimaginative might reply that it's to support and protect the components that comprise your computer. But just as the base purpose of a car- to transport people and goods- is frequently a secondary consideration to style and power, so to are there other reasons to select a particular computer case: to look cool and to impress your friends! Functionality doesn't hurt, of course, but there are many examples of cases where function takes a distinctly secondary seat to style. Cooler Master's HAF 932 case has successfully melded the two, and now they've introduced an AMD commemorative version, the Cooler Master HAF 932 AMD Edition AM-932-RWN1-GP full tower computer case. Does it work as well as its forebear? Benchmark Reviews examines the case and builds a system in to let you know. Direct Link

TweakTown -- AzzA is taking a shot at replicating a great concept, but adding their own special touches and trying to improve the concept as they go. The configuration of the Solano 1000 is almost spot on with the Antec 900, but AzzA addresses many of the faults of its predecessor. Vibrations, noise levels, and better air flow are all taken into consideration. Today we are looking at the AzzA Solano 1000. While it shares similarities to both the Antec 900 and its smaller brother, the Fantom, AzzA takes it further and stretches the concept into a full tower chassis. The chassis is black, they kept the LED’s, and there is a ton of circulation. Direct Link

Motherboards.org -- The LANBOX Lite case is an interesting case in many respects. The case has plenty of cooling to keep even the most demanding Micro-ATX or ITX motherboard systems happy with ventilation holes and fans throughout the case. You can install a GeForce 8800 class video card in the case, or even install two of them assuming your motherboard supports it. The use of a standard PS/2 PSU means that power is not an issue; you can install large wattage PSUs in the case without issue to support dual video cards. Thermaltake’s case has a piano mirror finish which will make good use of the included cleaning cloth as that tends to attract fingerprints. Direct Link

Legit Reviews -- In the computer chassis industry, Thermaltake is well-renowned for their professional engineering and high-performance products. When designing the Element G case, Thermaltake engineers opted for a classic, yet dramatic look with the option to switch on a variety of case lighting effects. Read on to see if the Thermaltake Element G is the right case for gamers and enthusiasts! Direct Link

Motherboards.org -- SilverStone has done an admirable job with the SG04-FH case. They took an already awesome SG04 case design and added the handle for easy portability to LAN parties and other events. The case is one of the few on the market with a small form factor that supports dual full length video cards like the HD 5970 cards that are 10.5” in length, while supporting full 1500W PSUs. The case was easy to work with and installation of the system build occurred without a hitch. Direct Link

XS Reviews -- Lian Li are well known for their flush designed cases, with smooth elegant styling and high construction values. Once again we have one that seems to tick all the boxes at first look, but will it live up to our testing? The B25F on the surface seems pretty standard Lian Li, but it comes with some interesting features that should peak the interest of more than a few. Direct Link