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Antec P182 Case
"The friends at Antec have sent TechwareLabs another great PC case for us to review called the P182. The Antec P182 case is designed for the gamer that is looking for computer case on the high-end of the spectrum. The case is designed around the concept of sectioning out the different areas of a computer case in order to isolate the different components into their own fresh air compartments. The Antec P series is their performance lineup which often includes many features and extras that their regular enclosured do not have. "

In Win F430 Red Mid Tower ATX Gamers Case Review
"If you spend a little time at any local LAN you will notice gamers like to trick out their PC case like gearheads trick out a car. In Win has designed a case to combine the two worlds, and we now have the F430. The design of the case takes styling queues from the Ferrari F430 sports car.

Let’s take a look at the features and specifications for the F430."

8-D :D Coolermaster CM Stacker 832 Chassis
"Coolermater has been around for quite a while. I remember one of the first CPU coolers I used to cool my Intel Pentium 133 was made by Coolermaster. They specialise in producing CPU coolers, chassis and now power supplies. They have, over the past few years, become one of the leading manufacturers in thermal products for PCs. So much so, they have teamed up with both AMD and Intel to become official partners. If you have the chance to go to any computer exhibitions, you'll notice that most of the manufacturers will use (or have used) Coolermaster products, especially their chassis to demonstrate their new range of graphic cards and motherboards. During this year's CeBit exhibition in Hanover, Germany ... the AMD booth almost all used Coolermaster chassis, the same goes for some Nvidia partners demonstrating their Geforce 8800GTS in SLI mode."

NZXT Lexa Blackline
"We’ve seen the Hush, we’ve seen the Duet, but we have yet to review a standard desktop case from NZXT. Fortunately, today I have just that, although the use of the word standard might be wrong in this case (pun time)."

SilverStone Temjin TJ10
"Last year we reviewed the SilverStone Temjin TJ09, which was an incredible EATX chassis and the best that we had seen all year. Well, half way through 2007 at Computex Taipei we caught our first glimpse of the Temjin TJ10 and now in August we finally have our hands on this beautiful-looking computer enclosure. The Temjin TJ10 takes the winning TJ09 design but incorporates several improvements. What are these changes for the TJ10 and is this case worth the $320+ price tag? We'll tell you in the world's first review of the SilverStone TJ10-BW."