Innovation and Practicality, as a designer I often hear things like ?think outside the box? or 'let's push the envelope on this one?. Those sorts of phrases are an attempt to generate ideas without constraints and to find new and innovative ways to solve a particular problem. An example of this might be a specialized motherboard designed specifically for overclockers or a case constructed from a single piece of anodized aluminum. Both are quite innovative in their markets and highly sought after by certain groups and hold a certain prestige above everything else. However, neither are very practical when viewed outside of the enthusiast market.

In this review I will be looking at the DG-87 gaming chassis from EVGA. This is a full tower gaming chassis that redefines the traditional tower in ways that will make many enthusiasts angry and uncomfortable.