But let's get crazy: Say you want to find a white and black Mid-Tower case from NZXT with a clear window, that packs front USB 3.0 ports and 5 internal 5.25" drive bays, for less than $95.

A PC case is typically just a nice box for you to put all your parts in, with a few standardized mounting brackets, sufficient air ingress and egress for cooling, and maybe a USB port or two. But ...

NZXT’s curated sets of components make it easy to put together a PC, but as we found out, you can still run into the headaches of DIY building.

Computer parts don't need to live in a plain, boring box that keeps your parts off the ground and dust-free. A good computer case—or chassis— has to keep its contents cool, but not be too noisy.

The InWin Foldable POC Mini-ITX Tower is $95 direct from the firm, and there are 7 parts in the flat pack alongside the riser cable, aRGB fan, and a few fastenings and case handles.We mentioned ...

Using a PicoPSU, I recently built a Hackintosh around a i7-4790K and a Gigabyte Z97N Mini ITX board in an AOpen S120 case – a case that officially only supported a single motherboard with a ULV ...

Coming in at $195, it's a little on the pricy side for a computer case, but perhaps worth the bump if you're after a gorgeous design and some DIY fun. The flat-pack, sheet-metal computer case is based ...

Featuring just the case and keyboard portion of the Commodore 64x, this is the choice for those content to source parts for and build their own little retro PC.

This mini gaming PC uses a clever DIY case design, as well as an undervolted Intel CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU, to stay cool and quiet. Ben Stockton . Published: Nov 23, 2024. Intel ...

Kano offers a DIY computer kit designed to teach kids to code and work with computers. The company’s first product was a kit that kids can put together featuring a Raspberry Pi, case, keyboard ...

Related: The best VR games on PC. The case itself clips snugly into the custom backpack frame, thanks to a secure clamp on the bottom (above the inverter and battery pack) and a pin system at the top.

With the ever-increasing size of components, PC enthusiasts and DIY builders have had to make yet another consideration in their quest to upgrade parts: will they fit in my existing case? Not to ...