It’s been a few years since I built my last computer rig.  At that time, my main concern was finding an economical case that could support multiple hard drives.  Simple.  I looked for the cheapest case I could get and was fairly happy with the results.  I was tempted to use that same approach for this new computer building project I was starting - let me go get the cheapest case and I’ll be happy. Unfortunately, hanging around the Legit Reviews Bunker gives you a glimpse of just how much I was missing with limiting my search. In the past month or so, Legit Reviews has reviewed a number of fantastic computer enclosures and cases.  We have seen the super cool, but uber-expensive Corsair Obsidian, the disco-light-driven Thermaltake Element G and the low-cost Azza Helios. Each case is unique and will not only function well with essentially any system you could stuff in them, but they are great to look at too.  Each of these cases represents their manufacturer well in sales and in design.