Some PC builders do what they do simply to show off the parts inside their systems. Like classic car owners taking their wheels to a show, gamers often bring their desktop systems to events where they can put their flashy cases and high-end components on display. Even if you keep your PC at home, it's pleasant to see the hardware you paid (often paid big) for on display for your viewing pleasure. If ogling your components is your thing, Hyte's new Y60 chassis is worth a long look when planning your next build. Considering its $199.99 price, the Y60's several flaws make it tough to recommend to all but hardcore aesthetes, but few cases do a better job of showing off the hardware inside them.The Design: Maximum Glass Most PC tower cases are more or less rectangular metal frames with panels fitted between the bars. The Hyte Y60 mostly follows this plan, but the supporting metal beam usually found in the case's front left corner is missing. Instead, the case retasks the motherboard mo...

Hyte's Y60 chassis was built for standout looks with its angled front corner, but the build experience is tricky and airflow is more restricted than we'd like.