7 product results for "PC cases" in Cases

Specs: Lian Li PC-70 - Tower - ATX, 8.3 in x 23.1 in x 23.4 in

Specs: Apex PC-319 - Mid tower - ATX, 7.8 in x 18 in x 16.3 in, 2 x Hi-Speed USB, 2 x Audio, Rear : 1 x 8 cm - ( 0 installed), Front : 1 x 8 cm - ( 0 installed), Power supply

The bottom line: Copious drive bays are a plus, but the overly complicated Asys CK-1022-5 tries for too much, making even simple chores a hassle. Read review

Specs: Asys Eiffel Tower Mid tower - Extended ATX, 8 in x 20 in x 21 in, 4 x Hi-Speed USB, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire), 1 x Audio - Input, 1 x Audio - Output, Front : 3 x 12 cm - ( 1 installed), Rear : 1 x 12 cm - ( 1 installed), No power supply

The bottom line: Apple's Mac Mini Core Duo has effectively killed the small-form-factor, do-it-yourself market, which makes it hard to argue for the Antec Minuet 300, despite its cool features and slick design. If you can find a specific reason to help you justify building a SFF PC yourself, however, the Minuet 300 will serve you well. Read review

Specs: Antec LifeStyle Minuet 300 - Desktop slimline - Micro ATX, 12.8 in x 16.8 in x 3.8 in, 2 x USB, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire), 2 x Audio, 1 x 8 cm - ( 1 installed), Power supply

The bottom line: The Aspire X-Qpack is an inexpensive small-form-factor case that will appeal to those looking to build a mini PC that's more about function than form. Read review

Specs: Apevia X-QPACK X-QPACK-NW-BK/420 - Desktop - Micro ATX, 11.2 in x 13.8 in x 9 in, 2 x USB, 2 x Audio, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire), Rear 12 cm - ( 1 installed), Power supply

The bottom line: The SilverStone SG01-E is a solidly built aluminum small-form-factor case that can house a powerful PC--just be prepared for some space issues with longer video cards. Read review

Specs: SilverStone SUGO SG01S - Desktop - Micro ATX, 10.4 in x 15.5 in x 8.3 in, 4 x Hi-Speed USB, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire), 1 x Headphones - Output, 1 x Microphone - Input, 1 x 6 cm - ( 1 installed), 1 - ( 0 installed), 1 x 8 cm - ( 1 installed), No power supply