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Thomas Soderstrom

Reporter · US

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Aug 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Thomas Soderstrom

    Hyte Y50 RGB Review: A Panoramic View, a Pocket-Friendly Price (opens the original)

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    The $99.99 Hyte Y50 RGB is exactly the result you’d expect to see if a smart PC case designer looked at Hyte’s older Y60 and was tasked with maximizing what was possible for half the money. The quirky, distinct styling is substantially the same, and a minor feature reduction that came clear as we installed our parts seemed an acceptable trade-off for the price drop. Available in flavorful colors such as Strawberry Milk, Taro Milk, and Black Cherry (a black-and-red combo) alongside basic black an

  2. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Thomas Soderstrom

    NZXT H6 RGB Plus Review: Lots of Fans and Curve Appeal (opens the original)

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    NZXT’s popular H6 midsize tower case is back with curved glass for 2026 and a new moniker—“RGB+” —replacing the “Flow RGB” of its 2024 model. Let’s get the product’s biggest confusion out of the way: “RGB+” versus “RGB Plus.” That “+” symbol might grab more attention than the written word, but it’s also an operator for search engines and doesn’t resolve properly in URLs. So that means NZXT also calls this the “H6 RGB Plus” and “H6 RGB+ (2026)” in its web documentation and elsewhere. (Us, too, wi

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Thomas Soderstrom

    Lian Li Vector V150 INF Review: Mirrors and Magic in MicroATX Form (opens the original)

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    While many PC case makers are cutting corners nowadays to save a buck, dropping basic features and handy creature comforts, many will feel the back of the glove from Lian Li with this chassis. The veteran chassis player has decided it’s not going to play that game—even with a bargain-priced case. Its new Vector V150 INF comes in at just $85, but it sports a formidable spread of ports and fans, and brings over a few design conveniences from the previous generation—the kind of stuff that competing

  4. Article · Aug 1, 2026 · Thomas Soderstrom

    Lian Li x DAN Cases B4-mATX Review: This MicroATX Chassis Is a Real Shape-Shifter (opens the original)

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    Small-form-factor enthusiasts know that when this combination happens—Lian Li does the manufacturing, and DAN Cases does the designing—magic usually follows. The third collaboration between the Taiwanese PC case kingpin and the German hardware designer, the $69.99 Lian Li x DAN Cases B4-mATX is no exception. It's a top-to-bottom class act that delivers premium, boutique-grade versatility at an accessible price point. Available in sleek black or crisp white, with an optional wood-accented accesso

  5. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · Thomas Soderstrom

    Cooler Master Q300L V3 Review: Unbeatable Value for MicroATX Builds (opens the original)

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    Getting high-speed USB ports in a PC case usually means at least a $100 spend. Want lots of install flexibility, including where you put your ports and how you orient the chassis? Probably also three figures. Cooler Master says: Can we interest you in a $45 alternative? A follow-on to its long-running, high-volume-selling Q300-line chassis, the Q300L V3 defies the market. This tank-like MicroATX case surpasses most expectations (including ours!) for a budget case’s feature set. It’s a go-to for

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