Review: EVGA DG-77

Conclusion

EVGA has ventured into mid-tower territory with the release of the DG-7 Series gaming chassis. Available in a choice of flavours and with prices starting at €55, the new range is designed to appeal to mainstream users seeking a familiar form factor with an extra layer of flair.

The implementation of glass panels on two or more sides helps provide a modern finish, as does integrated RGB lighting, yet by attempting to cover so many price points with the same underlying frame, EVGA's mid-tower solution can feel luxurious in some aspects and cheap in others. The flagship DG-77 may have lots of thick glass in keeping with its €130 price tag, yet it still carries a basic PSU filter befitting an entry-level case and doesn't include forward-looking USB Type-C.

Having eight available models to choose from means that there probably is a DG-7 Series case to suit your budget, but we come away feeling as though EVGA has missed some of the finer details. The reviewed DG-77's key strengths include four bundled fans and all the kit required to vertically mount your graphics card, but given the standard set by the firm's frequently exceptional graphics cards, this mid-tower offering comes across as merely reasonable.

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The EVGA DG-77 chassis is available from EVGA.

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