Typical price i
72,– to 140,–

Features a moderate size, typically accommodating standard ATX motherboards and multiple expansion slots.

Ideal for balancing space and expandability, making it suitable for most users and mid-range builds.

Typical price i
61,– to 130,–

Compact design that supports microATX or Mini-ITX motherboards, often with limited expansion options.

Perfect for smaller setups or space-constrained environments, offering portability and ease of placement.

Typical price i
150,– to 340,–

Larger chassis designed to house extended ATX motherboards and numerous components.

Offers maximum space for powerful systems, extensive cooling solutions, and customization, ideal for enthusiasts.

Typical price i
80,– to 210,–

Unique cube-shaped design that often supports various motherboard sizes with flexible configurations.

Great for showcasing builds with a distinct aesthetic, suitable for custom projects and creative layouts.

Typical price i
76,– to 160,–

Standard form factor, supporting full-sized components with ample room for expansion.

Ideal for users seeking flexibility and future-proofing, offering a balance between size and expandability.

Typical price i
72,– to 140,–

Smaller than ATX, yet supports sufficient features for most users, including multiple expansion slots.

Perfect for compact builds without compromising too much on performance or expansion capabilities.

Typical price i
72,– to 140,–

Compact size, often limited to essential components and fewer expansion slots.

Best for minimalistic builds or space-constrained environments, offering portability and efficient use of space.

Typical price i
110,– to 210,–

Larger than ATX, providing additional space for high-performance components and advanced cooling solutions.

Ideal for enthusiasts and professionals requiring extensive hardware configurations and superior cooling.

Typical price i
51,– to 100,–

Suitable for compact cases and mid-range GPUs, ensuring a balance between power and space efficiency.

Ideal for users with limited space or those building smaller form factor PCs, while still supporting decent graphics performance.

Typical price i
64,– to 120,–

Accommodates most mainstream and some high-end graphics cards, offering flexibility in build options.

Perfect for gamers and creators seeking powerful performance without the need for an oversized case.

Typical price i
85,– to 140,–

Supports large, high-end GPUs, including those with advanced cooling solutions, for maximum performance.

Excellent for enthusiasts and professionals aiming for top-tier graphics capabilities and extensive future-proofing.

Typical price i
80,– to 160,–

Supports the installation of water cooling systems for efficient heat management.

Ideal for users seeking superior cooling performance and quieter operation, particularly for high-performance builds.

Typical price i
68,– to 140,–

Allows for manual or automatic adjustment of fan speeds based on system temperature.

Provides users with the ability to optimize cooling efficiency and minimize noise, enhancing the overall computing experience.

Typical price i
140,– to 260,–

Enables the use of push/pull fan configurations to maximize airflow through radiators.

Beneficial for maintaining consistent and effective cooling, particularly in systems with high heat output.

Renowned for minimalist designs and excellent airflow solutions.

Ideal for users seeking silent operation with high cooling efficiency.

Known for ultra-quiet PC cases with noise-dampening features.

Perfect for those prioritizing silent environments without sacrificing performance.

Offers a wide array of cases known for quality and customization.

Great for gamers and enthusiasts needing flexible and aesthetically pleasing builds.

Famous for premium aluminum cases with elegant designs.

Suitable for builders looking for high durability and a sleek appearance.

Recognized for modern, stylish cases with user-friendly features.

Ideal for users who want easy builds with integrated cable management and RGB lighting.