Alienware P2 Chassis review

Serious gamers looking to upgrade their PC to cope with the most demanding of the new crop of games should check out the Alienware P2 chassis. We've put it through its paces it for you (and they don't come much more rigorous than our testing team)- find out just how it performs under pressure, and whether it's worth splashing out on. Click here to read the Alienware P2 Chassis review now!

Alienware P2 Chassis review
Without doubt, the Alienware P2 chassis is one of the best PC cases around. Its distinctive glossy finish, curved like the best of HR Giger’s designs, is unmistakable. It’s squat, chunky; looks as powerful as the high-spec components inside deserve to look. Most importantly, there’s stacks of room inside to allow for easy upgrading and good ventilation for hot parts like the memory and graphics cards. More gimmicky, but no less desirable, there are LED lights capable of 16 million colours concealed behind the logos on the side, the power button, the grill on the front and the door which glow through for that all important other-worldly effect. All can be independently programmed to flash or blend colours for particular system events – like running a particular game or receiving an MSN message. It’s top notch craftsmanship – our only real criticism is that compared to the NXT cases, it’s a bit noisy.

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