There are many choices and some tradeoffs to be made when selecting a case. If you're a gamer then you want a case that will support the latest (read long) graphics cards, but if you like to show off your skills at LAN parties, you don't want to break your back lugging a full-size monster case around. The In Win Dragon Slayer case attempts to address the LAN party side of things as it supports the Micro ATX form factor while providing enough room to fit full-size video cards. The Cooler Master Storm Scout case (also reviewed by OCC here) is a bit larger, being a mid-tower case, but allows you to use regular sized ATX motherboards. The Antec DF-85 Dark Fleet full-tower cases comes in at the other end of the size spectrum with seven pre-installed fans and enough room to mount just about any thing else you might need. Cooler Master also offers a line of more budget friendly cases including the USP 100 chassis which offers a bit of flair along with a 550W power supply. Check out all of the reviews in today's roundup by clicking on the links below.
Cases
In-Win Dragon Slayer @ LanOC Reviews
Cooler Master Storm Scout @ Maximum CPU
Antec DF-85 Dark Fleet Full-Tower Case @ Benchmark Reviews
Cooler Master USP 100 @ LanOC Reviews
Cooling
Aqua Computer aquagraFX Water Block for GeForce GTX 480 Video Cards @ Legit Reviews
CoolIT ECO C240 Performance @ [H]ardOCP
Manufacturers
AMD Q2 2010: Financials, Fusion, and Bulldozer @ PC Perspective
Mobile
Motorola Droid X on Verizon Wireless Review - 4.3-in of Power @ PC Perspective
Choiix Power Fort Portable Battery Pack @ ThinkComputers
Monitors/TVs
Quick Review: Kogan FHD32H LCD TV @ TweakTown
Motherboards
ASRock 890GM Pro3 (AMD 890GX) Motherboard @ TweakTown
Gigabyte H55N-USB3 ITX Motherboard @ Madshrimps
Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD6 Intel P55 Express Motherboard @ PCSTATS
Speakers/Headphones
ASUS Cine5 Five Channel Surround Sound Speaker @ TweakTown