Daily Reviews Summary 03/27/11

Everytime I go to a LAN party, I get asked the same question: "Where did you get wheels for your case?". You see, my favorite case is one I've had for several years, the Lian Li V-1000 (click to see a shot of this wheeled case), which comes with great-looking aluminum metal casters. My response is that these wheels came with the case. Now I've found that you can buy these Lian Li WB-01 Metal Case wheels seperately, and install them onto any PC case.

The WB-01 wheel kit comes with a front and back set of wheels, rubber wheel covers (aka "tires"), and a bag of screws and nuts. The two wheel sets are secured to a mounting base with a full-length axle, and the base has four pre-drilled screw holes. The back set of wheels has a pull-out brake lever which prevents a square peg at the center of the axle from moving, thus preventing movement. The lever is designed to move the square peg if not already in proper alignment, which prevents any possible jamming.

If you are in the market for a new, high end aluminum chassis, then today’s review may very well just tickle the taste buds. Lian Li have a well earned reputation for producing some of the most exquisite designs on the market and today we are looking at their high end X2000 gaming case.

SteelSeries and Gunnar Optiks have teamed up to produce eyewear that will have you playing like a pro gamer. The SteelSeries Scope Gaming Glasses are designed to reduce a gamer’s eye fatigue and strain so that you can concentrate on your frags and not tired eyes. Read on to see if the Scope really makes a difference as you wouldn't want to spend $100 on something without knowing!

I have been using the glasses for a little over two weeks while playing Starcraft II and World of Warcraft. I can honestly say that my overall experience using the SteelSeries Scope pro gaming glasses has been really positive. My eyes are more relaxed and less fatigued while playing these games. I used to play Starcraft II for about 2-3 hours a night and go to bed with sore eyes and sometimes headaches. Since I have been wearing the Scope gaming glasses, I can play longer and have not had a single headache which is a great feeling. The longest gaming session I played was about 6½ hours before I started to feel tired.