Micro ATX cases are becoming increasingly popular for gamers who want to build a compact gaming PC. These cases offer a great balance between size and features and often come with plenty of room for ...

Beijing, DeepCool, a leading brand in designing and manufacturing CPU cooling systems and computer hardware announces the launch of the MACUBE 110 and MACUBE 110 WH, a new simplistic Micro-ATX case ...

Sharkoon is back with a new case, and this time they’re bringing the style and substance to the smaller form factor market. Say hello to the J1000 ARGB, a Micro-ATX case that promises a blend of chic ...

ASUS Prime AP201 was built for microATX motherboards and offers a good balance of size and compatibility. The AP201 supports graphics cards up to 338mm in length. Both side panels attach with a simple ...

Antec DP31 Micro-ATX The case is nice and compact, but still supports a decent amount of hardware. There’s room for up to five fans, with support for 120mm and 140mm fans in the front, two 120mm in ...

Eurogamer's battle-tested recommendations for the best Mini ITX PC cases for SFF (small form factor) builds. Fractal Design, Cooler Master, NZXT and more.

The collaboration between Lian Li and DAN Cases brings together two industry leaders known for their innovative designs and high-quality craftsmanship. Lian Li, with its extensive experience in ...

Corsair released the Obsidian 350D, a new compact case that fits Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. Made from steel, the case weighs 6kg and measuring 440mm x 450mm x 210mm (H x D x W). It has two 5 ...

What's out there? Looking for something small and compact, but with full size expansion slots, not low profile. I have a good InWin case that I really like, but it unfortunately has low profile slots.

NZXT has added another case to its range with the launch of the NZXT Vulcan Micro ATX Case, and from the looks of the photos this one looks awesome. The NZXT Vulcan Micro ATX Case is designed to be ...

My current build is great, but it's rather large. The full tower ATX case that sits squarely under my desk is great, but I wanted to see what it'd be like to use a much more compact case for once.