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There were a lot of great PC cases at Computex, and I really do mean a LOT. We certainly didn’t get a chance to see them all, that would take all week. However, there were some that really stood out to us, and I don’t just mean the ones we’ve already given an award to, although this list includes some of those too.
There are the new Lian Li cases, and I don’t just want to pick a single one here, as they had several that really stood out with a similar design. Looking at the Lancool 4, for example, it’s got three sides of glass, but the fans are cut into the glass! I’ve never seen this design, and some say it looks like a cheap jukebox, some say it looks amazing, and honestly, I’m somewhere between the two, but it’s different, and that’s cool!
Then there’s the HANV Doom Edition, which is an existing case that has been given a brutal makeover. Custom graphics, LED lighting, a massive magnetic skull that can be moved around the interior and exterior of the case, and so many little details that really make it stand out. There’s even a matching noblechairs chair (both brands are bannered under PGW).
And HANV again, with their BF 360 case, which feels like they designed new fans, then built a case around them. With 2 x 180x40mm chunky bois in the front, and a 140x30mm chonker in the back, a massive airflow front panel, and just endless attention to detail throughout to ensure maximum cooling performance, we absolutely love this case.
Arctic are back in the case market too, with an all-glass ATX Full Tower that has heavily tinted windows, vibrant RGB, and plenty of room for high-end hardware; this thing just oozes premium, and it’s one of the cleanest and stylish cases in its class.
The MSI Meistro certainly caught our eye too, while not within the realms of most peoples budget, and too big for most peoples desks, and too heavy for most people to lift… you just have to admire the audacity of this god-like temple to PC hardware.
Thermaltake caught our eye with their latest mini-ITX cases too, and while the case looks pretty neat, it’s the new colour options that really sold me on this one. It’s great to see brands backing away from just all-RGB cases, and really focusing on actual design and colourful paint jobs again.
TRYX went the fabric route with their new PC case, offering a bit of texture to a very glass and plastic-heavy market. In fairness, fabric cases drop in and out of trend every few years, but it’s always welcome in my opinion. It’s the inclusion of their cylindrical vertical side fan that stands out more too, adding massive airflow potential to this stylish mid-tower.
Corsair pushed the limits too, with the innovative triple chamber Air 5400, one of the most impressive-looking cases they’ve created, but with a relentless focus on cooling performance, this is one to watch out for!
And finally, Antec, with their latest full-tower offering up a colourful trim around all edges. With the vibrant blue that looks remarkably similar to the eTeknix blue (obviously love that), but it makes the cases pop like something from the Tron movies.
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