PC Case Review Roundup – NZXT, Thermaltake, Tuniq

• PC Perspective: NZXT Tempest Crafted Series Mid-Tower Case Review:
  
  

  “The NZXT Tempest mid-tower enclosure is a good looking case that delivers excellent airflow with minimal noise. The steel chassis is sturdy and provides solid value. Nine interchangeable drive bay locations permit a lot of flexibility and there is room inside for up to eight HDDs with active air cooling. Overall I like this case a lot and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good balance between excellent features and great value.”

  
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• TechwareLabs: Thermaltake DH-101 Home Theatre PC Case:
  
  

  “The Thermaltake DH-101 is a spectacular case. It offers everything you need and more in a Home Theatre PC case. The brushed aluminum and black paino finish give it a stunning look and will fit perfectly in with your home theatre entertainment center. The installation of the components into the case went very smoothly. The MediaLab software worked perfect with the front panel display and could do everything I wanted it to do and more. Overall I had no issues with either the installation or the ease of use, which is why I would have to say that this is truly an amazing product. Although the price tag might be a little hefty, if you are looking for a nice fully functional Home Theatre PC case then the $209.99 is a fair price. It easily earns our Editors Choice Award!”

  
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• TechwareLabs: Tuniq 3 Chassis:
  
  

  “Priced 59.99 at newegg.com, the Tuniq 3 from Tuniq is the very definition of quality, looks and performance at a very reasonable price. Aside from its difficulty of installation, the Tuniq 3 didn't demonstrate any other shortcomings. If you are a person who wants a good looking case at reasonable price that you won't touch after assembling it, this might be a great case for you.”

  
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