Do you remember the first PC computer case you had? Mine belonged to an IBM-PS1 desktop and, while practical, was beige, bland and pretty dull looking. As the years went by and I started to build my own computers, I started to try to mod my cases, not only to make them look better but also to improve cooling and other features. I still remember the first case window kit I bought and how much time I spent first cutting the hole out and then get the window to fit in. Does anyone actually put in their own case window anymore? I doubt it.

Today cases come in all sorts of designs and sizes and there really is no reason to do all that stuff anymore. Thermaltake is a company that is well known for their wide range of cases and today it is my turn to take one of their latest cases for a test spin. The case in question is the new Thermaltake SwingRS 100, a case that not only looks good but also has some cool features inside.