Today's a special day, everyone! Another manufacturer has stepped up to our plate: this is our first ever review on a Lian-Li product, well known for making quality cases that rise beyond the competition. What we have here is a fine specimen, the PC-7H, or more specifically, the PC-7HX. The X signifies a black interior. There's also a PC-7HB, which is the same case but with an unpainted interior, and finally the PC-7HA which has a silver exterior. The PC-7H is an aluminum mid tower ATX case. I've been eager to review a Lian-Li case, so lets not waste anymore time.



The Lian-Li PC-7H is a mid tower ATX chassis made out of aluminum. Lian-Li is renowned for their build quality; you don't find any unwanted plastic on their cases, and even their steel cases sold under the Lancool brand are much more sturdy than the competition. The PC-7H measures 210mm (W) x 473mm (H) x 490mm (D) and has a weight of only 5.8 kilograms, or just under 13 pounds. So this is a very light case, much lighter than most cases in this size since those tend to have a steel frame and plastic body. These specs and others can be found on the plain brown box that the PC-7H is packaged in.

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Lian-Li has recently announced two new full tower cases, the PC-A75X and PC-A76X. Both of which are all black, support up to HPTX motherboards, and don't even cost a fortune! Let's take a closer look at them.

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These cases seem to be replacements for the PC-A70F and PC-A71F. They feature many modernized updates such as improved cable management, USB 3.0, and water cooling support. The PC-A75X measures at 220mm(W) x 585mm(H) x 590mm(D), while the PC-A76X is the same except for the depth being at 615mm. Weight is 9.5 kg on both, and they both have two optical drive bays, 12 3.5" bays (3 can be converted to 2.5") and 11 expansion slots.

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Hello my dear readers. Today I present a chassis review, but from a different manufacturer this time. What I have here is the RAIDMAX Raptor, a mid tower ATX chassis targeted toward gamers. This case claims to have it all, from high airflow to good cable management, good storage support, and water cooling support. Let's see if it can deliver!



From the specifications, the case seems mostly ordinary, except maybe the amount of 2.5" drives supported. You can use up to seven 2.5" drives, or five 3.5" and two 2.5".

As you can see, this is a larger mid tower case though not quite the largest. There is room for a 180mm ...

As of lately we've been seeing quite a variety of new gear coming from Thermaltake including some new style changes to a lot of their mainstream and high performance computer cases. The MS-I Snow edition has been visually reworked with a white power-coated finish with black accents. This does bring on a unique look, but I'm sure not everyone will find a black and white case to their likings. So during the course of this review, we will be very generalized when it comes to our opinions on the overall looks of this MS-I. It is interesting to see how different cases vary with each manufacturer. Some are subtle and sophisticated, while others are more aggressive. Thermaltake lately appears to be more on the aggressive side of the fence, producing cases that are meant to attract attention and be seen. The MS-I Snow Edition fits right in with the rest of Thermaltake's lineup. It is filled with asymmetry and diagonal lines giving it a loud, unique overall look. ...

Cooler Master has recently released the little brother to the other members of the HAF lineup, titled the HAF XM. The HAF series has been around a few years, and since the start, Cooler Master has been releasing several revisions based on the design of the original HAF case. All of the products in this series are geared towards gamers, overclockers and PC hardware enthusiasts. They are known for for their abundant features and high quality. So before even starting the review, at first glance, we have high hopes for the HAF XM. But lets just see if it lives up to the name.

Supposedly, according to Cooler Master this case falls in the mid tower category, but looking at the product dimensions, this is probably the largest mid tower case on the market, measuring larger than other full tower cases ( 9.9 x 20.9 x 22.8 inches). Regardless of it's size, at first glance this case seems to pack almost every feature we could think of including internal support for a 240mm radiator for all your water cooling needs.

The HAF XM has an MSRP of 129.99 USD and comes ...

After a long wait, Cooler Master has finally launched their microsite for the much anticipated Cosmos II chassis. This full tower case is their current flagship chassis and the successor to the previous Cosmos cases, the Cosmos 1000, Cosmos 1010, and Cosmos S. Featuring the same race car inspired design and brushed aluminum finish, Cooler Master is confident that the Cosmos II is anyone's dream case.

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The Cosmos II is designed to be an all-around case for ...

Cooler Master has just released a press release about information and images of its new Elite 431 Plus. This is a mid tower budget case but still packs some pretty good features.

Cooler Master, an industry leading chassis, thermal solution, power supply, peripheral, and accessory manufacturer, today announced the Elite 431 Plus. This new mid-tower case brings premium case features to a mainstream price and

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