You may be aware that everything contained within the HAF product line is geared towards the gamer and enthusiast and this new product is no different. The XB can play the role of the gamer rig as well as an open-air test bench. That’s right you can open up the sides and remove the top panel and have the ideal test bench platform.

But if you are not likely to even pass out your hard earned loot for the 300R, 400R or 500R, then what about $60 for a 200R. Yup, just last Wednesday (24th of October) Corsair introduced its lowest price case to date. The 200R offers simple for classy styling and plenty of functionality that is sure to woo those wanting to build on a budget, but want to do it with quality.

Our next product on the table isn’t displaying any new break-thru technology but a lot of class at a great value. The all-blacked out Asgard Pro is a very simplistic case which I think demonstrates style and class that will not empty the old bank account.

The Precision series currently has a size range from mATX to mid tower like the PS06 we review last week.  Today, we will be taking a look at the smallest member of the family and that would be the PS07. The mATX form factor is fast becoming a high profile trend. The explosion of high overclocking motherboards and solid state drives which requires much less space has helped to drive the sales of the small cases. And couple this with the ability to use today’s larger high powered graphic cards; you really can’t go wrong with one of the little enclosures and that includes the PS07.

If you have not figured it out by now, just about every case manufacturer has a gaming brand. Cooler Master was one of the first to develop such a brand when they opened up CM Storm. And since then we have seen some pretty great cases. Today, we have the newest addition to the brand which would be the Storm 2. The only thing the new version and the original have in common is a LAN handle and size. We will be taking a look at what makes this one the new must have case.

Ever since I heard about BitFenix's Prodigy I have been hearing about great it is. From reviews to build logs, they all praise BitFenix’s newest case on the market, possibly even getting more talk than any other case right now. Which the weird thing about that is the fact it is not a standard tower ATX case, but an ITX tower case! Not only is it an ITX case, it is an ITX case capable of supporting the ideal gaming rig, something that not many other cases of this size can boast about. Well, now I have one to get up close and personal with and I will generate my own take on this much-talked-about case.

The next item under the scope is the PS06 tower from the Precision series. The PS06 like all the other cases in the Precision are meant to give the user all the advance features they are looking for but at the same time keeping the price at a level where it is easily affordable. These means options like HDD docks, superior cooling and various other aspects we all want in a case.

Today, I have one of these cases sitting on the table ready to be photographed. That case isn’t coming from Cooler Master, Antec, Thermaltake or any other company known for gaming cases. This new case is coming from Cougar, you know the people known for making those black and orange power supplies and case fans? The case is the Challenger. The Cougar Challenger could not be mistaken for any other type of case but a gaming one. But one we did like.

Today, we are taking a look at a case that looks very familiar to us. And I am sure that if you have spent some time on these pages it will look familiar to you also. The case we have on tap is the Silverstone FT03 Mini. The two cases are pretty much a duplicate of one another except the Mini is about half the size of the original. And just like the FT03 which was based on elegance and fine line the Mini follows in the same footsteps. Available in silver and black, the Mini should fit right at home in the middle of the living room.

Today, we will be taking a look at another white case this week. This time it is from Cooler Master and is called the Stryker. If you look past the white color, this case may look familiar to you. If it does the case that should come to mind is the Trooper. Reproducing your best-selling cases in white is a good idea as we have seen white becoming what black was to beige. A trend that quickly spread through the masses.