BitFenix Computer Cases

If you're planning your next system build and want a PC that won't take up a ton of space, or you're building an HTPC that needs to fit nicely next to the TV, a PC case on the smaller side might be a...

A lot of our case reviews lately have been for enclosures that hover around the $99 price point and then range below. The big, expensive ones are exciting and ultimately many of them are definitely...

BitFenix's Shinobi gets super-sized, with support for triple 120mm fan radiators.

BitFenix and Vortez have teamed up to give 3 lucky winners the chance of winning some truly fantastic prizes. BitFenix have had phenomenal success with the launch of the Colossus and Survivor chassis.

Pros: Lets start with the good:-Beautiful paint finish, the "nanochrome" finish they advertise looks exactly as its described a seamless blend of black on black on the steel and on the plastic.- Huge...

BitFenix's Shinobi gets super-sized, with support for triple 120mm fan radiators.

BitFenix has historically been fairly reliable at producing reasonably priced cases that have their own aesthetic flair and solid performance. They've been exactly daring enough with designs like the...

While we've had a chance to check out a few cases in the $200+ club and the majority of the enclosures we've tested have floated around the $99 price range, we haven't really put the screws (so to...

After starting off (really) big with the Colossus full tower, BitFenix continues on its path to PC chassis stardom by offering the smaller, more portable, and wannabe fun, feisty and gamer-focused...