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Guru3D.com » Review » VidaBox vCase3 Premium mATX HTPC chassis review 3

VidaBox vCase3 Premium mATX HTPC chassis review 3

Posted by: Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/04/2010 03:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]
VidaBox vCase3 Premium tested - This chassis is a low profile mATX HTPC chassis with a great design at a reasonable price. Simple, basic, handy -- these are all keywords that apply to the overall design and looks of the vCase3 Premium. Especially in an era where we see form factors change a lot, a chassis like this in the living room can help out a lot. It blends in with the rest of your components really well, it can house the latest mATX motherboards. You can pop in a regular ATX power supply and well... you are good to go. Whether it is entry-level, mid-range or even if you pop in say a high-end ASUS Maximus II Gene with Core i7 870 processor -- it's all possible with this HTPC chassis. Read article


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