We ripped the parts out of the Walmart Overpowered DTW1 gaming PC's case, then tested the case just like we would for any other case review.
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The Walmart gaming PCs the Overpowered DTW1, DTW2, and DTW3 all ship with the same midtower chassis. We decided to disassemble Walmart's PC and rebuild the system with our standardized case testing bench. This is largely an academic exercise to compare the value of the Walmart case versus other market incumbents, seeing as you can't actually (currently) buy the case standalone. That said, it'll help further delve into whether the Overpowered DTW PCs are "worth it," as we can now individually look at the case quality for a $2000 system.

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Testing, Editorial: Patrick Lathan
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