With a nifty LCD readout on the front showing temperatures and fan speeds, the Titanium, from MGE's ione division offers more subdued styling than the typical gamer case. At about $110 through web stores, you get a lot of case for the money. Lots of slots, drive bays, and ports in a sturdy steel (alas, there's no Titanium) case. Five speed-controllable fans allow overclockers to go nuts with speed or home theater devotees to quiet the thing down.

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