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Katharine Byrne
When Katharine's not glued to her Wii U and 3DS, she's usually found darting between tiny smartphones and huge pieces of home cinema equipment.She’s tested everything from laptops and monitors to motherboards and projectors, but she currently specialises in smartphones, games and AV.
- best buyNZXT Phantom 630 review A customisable case with superb build quality, but only suitable for the most ambitious PC builds£160
- NZXT Source 210 Elite review It's inexpensive and not a bad looker, but this case's build quality lets it down£39
- recommendedSilverStone RL01 review Great design and a spacious interior make this case a good buy for those on a budget£35
- Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 review Its drive bays could be better, but its near-silent fans are outstanding£90
- Gigabyte F2A55M-HD2 review You’ll have to make do without SATA3 and USB3, but this FM2 is still quick and useful if you're building a tiny PC£54
- In Win GRone review It's not particularly quiet or attractive, but this large case is easy to build and has plenty of cooling£94
- Fractal Design Core 3000 review Very well made, but it's cramped inside and there are no USB3 ports£48
- Asus M5A99X EVO R2.0 review This AM3+ motherboard has lots of features, but there are slightly better boards at this price£103
- Cooler Master Elite 431 review Excellent build quality and an external hard disk bay, all for a great price£49
- Enermax Ostrog Giant review Great build quality and lots of features, but it's not the most attractive case£78
- Antec Three Hundred Two review Plenty of room for all your components, but the build quality slightly let it down£59
- recommendedGigabyte 78LMT-USB3 review This budget AM3+ motherboard doesn’t have SATA3 or many expansion slots, but USB3 support is good to see£40