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Build Around a Case That Matches Your Ambition
From compact Mini-ITX enclosures to server-grade full-tower behemoths supporting SSI-EEB and XL-ATX, our PC case range covers every build style and budget. Whether you're after silent airflow with tempered glass, an open skeleton frame for extreme cooling, or a rack-mount chassis, you'll find it here — from Fractal Design, Corsair, Lian Li, Phanteks, Thermaltake, be quiet!, and more.
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How to Choose a PC Case
Motherboard Form Factor
Check that the case supports your board's form factor — Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX, E-ATX, XL-ATX, or SSI-EEB for servers — as this determines overall case size and expansion options.
GPU & Cooler Clearance
Modern high-end GPUs can exceed 340 mm; confirm the maximum GPU length and CPU cooler height the case supports before building, especially for compact mid-towers.
Storage Bays
Count your 3.5" HDD and 2.5" SSD bays needed — media servers and NAS-style builds may require 4–8 drive bays, while gaming builds typically need only 2–3.
Airflow vs. Aesthetics
Mesh-front panels maximise airflow for high-TDP builds; tempered glass panels look stunning but restrict air intake — many cases offer both with removable panels.
What You'll Find in This Category
Full Tower CasesMid Tower CasesMini-ITX CasesMicro-ATX CasesOpen-Frame / SkeletonServer ChassisTempered Glass CasesLiquid Cooling EnclosuresRGB Gaming Cases
Leading PC Case Brands
Fractal DesignCorsairLian LiPhanteksThermaltakebe quiet!Cooler MasterNZXTSilverStoneDeepcoolSharkoonASUS
Compatibility tip: Always verify the case's maximum GPU length and radiator support before purchasing — a 360 mm AIO radiator requires front or top mounting space that not all cases provide, and some full-tower cases restrict GPU length to accommodate drive cages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a mid-tower and a full-tower case?
Mid-towers typically support ATX and smaller boards with 2–4 drive bays and fit on a desk comfortably. Full towers are taller, support E-ATX or larger, offer 5+ drive bays, and accommodate larger radiators and more fans — ideal for high-end workstations and extreme cooling builds.
Can I install a 360 mm radiator in a mid-tower case?
Some mid-towers support front-mounted 360 mm radiators, but you need to verify the specific case's radiator compatibility chart. In many mid-towers you may need to remove HDD cages to make space, so plan your storage layout first.
What does SSI-EEB mean on a case spec sheet?
SSI-EEB is a server/workstation motherboard standard (305 × 330 mm) larger than standard ATX. Cases like the SilverStone ALTA D1 support SSI-EEB alongside consumer ATX boards, making them suitable for Xeon and EPYC workstation builds.