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Today, we’re going to take a closer look at the 13 best white PC cases available on the market in 2024.
White-themed gaming rigs are becoming more and more popular, and the most important part of building one is to pick the best PC case for your specific needs.
For that reason, we picked out a variety of cases, including full-tower, mid-tower, and mini-tower cases, as well as some premium and more budget-friendly options.
No matter your style or budget, we have a great chassis for you!
Best White PC Cases in 2024 Round-Up
The table below will give you a quick look at our selections for the 13 best white PC cases currently available on the market. To read a full review, simply click on ’review>>’ in the respective row.
Product | Image | Rating | |
1. Phanteks Eclipse P600S Glacier White ''Best white PC case overall'' Top Product |  | 9.9 | |
2. Corsair iCUE 5000X RGB White ''Best white PC case overall runner-up'' |  | 9.8 | |
3. ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition ''Best white PC case for the money'' |  | 9.8 | |
4. Lian Li 011D XL White ''Best white PC case for showcasing builds'' |  | 9.7 | |
5. ASUS ROG Strix Helios GX601 White Edition ''Best premium white PC case'' |  | 9.6 | |
6. LIAN LI LANCOOL2 ''Best affordable white PC case'' |  | 9.5 | |
7. BE QUIET! PURE BASE 500DX ''Best silent white PC case'' |  | 9.4 | |
8. Cooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh White ''Best budget white PC case'' |  | 9.3 | |
9. Thermaltake Core P3 ''Best open air white PC case'' |  | 9.2 | |
10. NZXT H210 ''Best mini-ITX option'' |  | 9.1 | |
11. Phanteks Enthoo Primo ''Honorable mention #1'' |  | 9.0 | |
12. Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ''Honorable mention #2'' |  | 9.0 | |
13. In Win 101 ''Honorable mention #3'' |  | 8.9 |
1. Phanteks Eclipse P600S Glacier White
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: E-ATX, ATX, Mini-ITX, MicroATX | Drive Bays: 3x 2.5”, 4x 3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm | Included Fans: 3x Phanteks 140mm fans | Dimensions: 520 x 240 x 510 mm | Weight: 29.8 lb / 13.5 kg | I/O Ports: USB 3.1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.0, HD Audio
REASONS TO BUY
- Impeccable build quality
- Plenty of room for cooling and storage
- Excellent airflow
- Very quiet even under heavy load
- immense support for water cooling
- Streamlined modular construction
- Easy to switch between performance and quiet modes
- Great cable management system
- Fairly priced
REASONS TO AVOID
- Heavier
Our Rating: 9.9/10
Our number one selection for the best white PC case in 2024 is the Phanteks Eclipse P600S Glacier White. It’s a high-quality, high-performing, quiet, and roomy case that comes in at a very competitive price point. It’s not as flashy as some gamer-centric cases are, but the quality and performance more than make up for it.
In terms of design, the P600S rocks a full white design that will be perfect if you’re going for a white-themed build. There are smaller magnetic panels on the front and top that can be removed to expose the mesh ventilation and allow more air to move, or can be replaced to help dampen the noise from fans. The overall construction is highly modular, making installation and service extremely easy.
Speaking of construction, every part of the case, both on the inside and outside, is high-quality and feels premium to the touch. The case is also extremely durable, and the paint job is excellent as well–one of the best we’ve ever seen and by far the best in its price category.
Now, this is an ATX case, also commonly called a mid-tower case, but it’s roomier than most mid-tower cases and so will accommodate virtually any build with ease. Some extreme setups, like those with large custom cooling loops, can require a full tower E-ATX case, but again, 99% of builds are going to fit in this case without issue.
Besides that, it has space for over a dozen external drives, with racks for four 3.5” drives and three 2.5” drives already installed. So if you already have a large number of drives or plan on having large storage in your case, the P600S has you covered.
In addition to building cases, Phanteks has a lot of experience building high-quality fans, and the Eclipse P600S comes equipped with three 140mm fans (two in front, one at the rear) with room for six 140mm fans total (three in front, two on top, one at the rear) and has a fan hub with slots for up to 8 fans pre-installed.
If you’d prefer 120mm fans, there’s room for 7 total (three in front, three on top, and one in the rear). On top of that, the case also supports large liquid cooling systems, with space for up to a 420mm radiator at the front, up to 360mm on top, and a single 120mm at the back.
Properly equipped, the P600S can provide ample cooling for powerful, high-performing rigs. Plus, combined with the high-airflow and noise-dampening design, your build will stay cool and quiet no matter what–isn’t that what we all want?
Lastly, the front I/O panel is hidden behind a small magnetic panel, similar to the noise-canceling panels that cover the performance mesh. This makes the case look smoother and more solid if you’re not using the headphone jack or any of the USB-A or USB-C ports. But if you are, however, it’s a spare piece that’s going to be loose on your desk and easy to lose.
Overall, the Phanteks Eclipse P600S Glacier White is a phenomenal case in many ways. It’s got pretty much everything you could want from a case–fantastic build quality, clean design, excellent airflow, plenty of space for storage and cooling, an effective cable management system, and the ability to show off any custom work or lighting you have going on inside.
There is nothing we’d consider a drawback, let alone a deal-breaker. This is hands down the best white PC case you can currently get, and we strongly recommend you get one before it runs out of stock.
2. Corsair iCUE 5000X RGB White
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Mini-ITX, MicroATX | Drive Bays: 4x 2.5”, 2x 3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Included Fans: 3x Corsair 120mm SP RGB ELITE | Dimensions: 520 x 245 x 520 mm | Weight: 13.8 kg / 30.5 lb | I/O Ports: USB 3.1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.0, Audio
REASONS TO BUY
- Tons of cooling potential
- Great for showcasing builds
- Excellent build quality
- Stylish white design
- Plenty of USB ports
- Pre-installed RGB fans
REASONS TO AVOID
- Higher price
- Space isn’t well-utilized if you opt for the vertical GPU install
Our Rating: 9.8/10
There may be a lot of things to recommend the Corsair iCUE 5000X. It’s an ATX case with clean lines and a tempered glass side panel, so with a little imagination, you can picture how it would look showcasing your build, especially with some RGB thrown in. Plus, the case comes with three RGB fans pre-installed, making it a great buy already.
As for dimensions, the 5000X measures 20.5 x 9.6 x 20.5 inches, which is a large size for an ATX case. The front panel has the standard power button and reset buttons, as well as two USB ports, one USB-C port, and a headset jack.
The point of this case is to showcase and support the powerful components you’ve put into your build. Obviously, the tempered glass side panel is a big part of that, but even more crucial is the dedicated space for up to ten 120mm fans, or four 140mm fans.
The three that come built-in are Corsair SP RGB Elites, which include their proprietary vortex shaping for enhanced cooling. That alone is going to be enough for most casual or intermediate users, but the extra cooling capacity is going to be enough to handle the heat from overclocking or other high-powered builds.
Besides that, the mounting areas for the fans will also hold three radiators if you’re leaning toward a liquid-cooled build. There’s space for two 360mms along the top and front and a single 120mm space on the back where the rear fan would typically rest.
The other aspect that makes this an excellent case for showcasing your build is cable management. The case has a 25mm deep channel that will hold all major cables for your build that can easily be coupled with clips or a strap to elevate your cables from background clutter to an elegant part of your showpiece. If that’s too ambitious for you, they can also be covered and easily hidden.
The case also supports vertical GPU installation, so if you’d like to keep your new RTX 4090 cool and on display, this is going to be a great case for you.
The legs are part of the corner column, which is going to typically make it sturdier overall, though they are on the narrow side, which could make getting it stable a little more involved. There isn’t a handle, which is typically not a dealbreaker for tower builds, but the smaller size of this case might have made it appealing for people looking for something portable.
Overall, the Corsair iCue 5000X is an excellent choice if you’re specifically looking to build a white-themed rig. It’s got all you need – plenty of space, enough connectivity, and lots of cooling potential, even for high-end performance builds. The price may be a bit higher for a PC case, but considering the overall quality, design, and performance, you will be hard-pressed to find anything better.
3. ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: EATX (12″ x 10,9″), ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 3x 2.5”, 4x 2.5”/3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Included Fans: 3x 120mm Aura Sync RGB, 1x 140mm PWM | Dimensions: 552 x 251 x 545 mm | Weight: 10.5 kg / 23 lbs | I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.1 Gen 1, Mic, Headphone
REASONS TO BUY
- High-quality and durable construction
- Can house a powerful, portable battle station
- Plenty of cooling capacity
- Good price for the size and materials involved
- Attractive aesthetics
- Spacious, easy to build in
REASONS TO AVOID
- The smoked glass panel can be somewhat obscuring for true showcasing
- Handles distract from the design
Our Rating: 9.8/10
The ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition cuts an imposing figure with its white steel construction and black steel trim. The angular construction of the front plate allows for a strong-looking construction while still allowing plenty of airflow for fan cooling. The smoked glass side panel allows you to showcase your components, especially coupled with the vertically-mounted GPU compatibility. This is a powerful, quality, and beautiful case and can hold the parts to back it up.
This case comes in at 25.2 x 25.8 x 13.3 inches which is designed to hold larger EATX builds and the extra components that can traditionally be attached to them. It also has the standoffs for all smaller motherboards (ATX, mATX, and mini-ITX), but at the size, anything below any ATX is going to look small and not be a good use of the space.
A total of four 120mm fans come preinstalled on the case. The front three are 120mm Aura Sync RGB fans, while the back is a 140mm PWM (Pulse Width Modulated, allowing extra speed variation for enhanced temperature control) fan.
All of them will sync automatically with ASUS gaming motherboards but can be controlled through other brands if necessary. There’s room for an additional three 120mm fans, for a total of seven installed.
Alternatively, they can be swapped out for 140mm fans, for a total of five. If you’d prefer liquid cooling, two 360mm radiators can be installed along the front and top, with a third 140mm in the back against the motherboard slot. The front panel is perhaps a bit limited, with only two USB slots and a mic and audio jack in addition to the power button, but it’s enough for regular use.
Cable management can be a bit fiddly on the build, especially if you’re not using all ASUS parts. If you are, the slots for cable management line up neatly. If you’re not, you’ll need to make sure the cables are fed through and angled correctly.
It bills itself as a portable case, which is an exceedingly relative term–The steel alloy construction and wide rubberized legs make it a sturdy and stable case, allowing you to move and place it without worry. Plus, the woven ergonomic handles support up to 30kg (approximately 66 pounds) for easy carrying.
On the other hand, it’s a two-foot-tall, 23-pound EATX case. Portability is a secondary consideration here. It’s a battle station that you can take with you if you need to.
All in all, the ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 White Edition is another excellent choice when it comes to white PC cases. It emphasizes durability and performance above everything else, but the design is also a huge plus in our eyes. That being said, if you’re in the market for a high-quality, good-looking, high-performing case with a budget in mind, the GT501 should be at the top of your list.
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4. Lian Li 011D XL White
Form Factor: Full Tower | Motherboard Support: EATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 10x 2.5” or 6x 2.5” + 4x 3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Dimensions: 471 x 285 x 513 mm | Weight: 11.6 kg / 25.6 lbs | I/O Ports: 4x USB 3.0, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C, 1x HD Audio
REASONS TO BUY
- Excellent for showcasing builds
- Top-of-the-line cooling capabilities
- Sturdy aluminum construction
- Plenty of interior room
- More than enough connectivity
- Highly versatile
- Really easy to build in
REASONS TO AVOID
- No pre-installed fans
- Higher price
Our Rating: 9.7/10
You’ve picked every part of your build with a meticulous eye for both performance and aesthetics. You’re not looking for a case so much as a terrarium for the beast you’re bringing home. Enter the Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL.
It has two tempered glass panels along the side and front. The front panel is only partially glass, with a slim aluminum plate that holds the USB slots and power button, which is separated from the glass panel by a thin RGB strip. This allows an unrestricted view from multiple angles, which will make the most out of other components you may have selected for their appearance, as well as any RGB you’ve installed.
The case overall is 23.75 x 23.3 x 15 inches and can house every motherboard size – From mATX all the way to E-ATX motherboards. It’s fairly heavy, too, coming in a little under 26 pounds of aluminum and glass. The legs run the width of the bottom, which is going to lend a bit of extra stability to the case. That and the sharp corners mean this isn’t an overly portable option if that’s a priority.
The glass front panel prevents the installation of fans along the front, which is going to limit the cross-ventilation and require more work from the fans in an air-cooled machine. It makes up for that with space for up to ten 120mm fans, none of which come preinstalled, unfortunately.
To get air flowing straight across the interior, you’ll need to install fans on the top and bottom. If you prefer, there’s plenty of space for liquid cooling as well, with support for up to three 360mm radiators. This is an extra full-size radiator over many comparable options.
With the extra visibility comes the additional need for cable management. The 011 Dynamic has five portals covered by stiff rubber flaps that lead to the space outside the main compartment and will hold cables in place. It’s an out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach to cable management, but one that works quite well.
The front panel has USB slots on top and bottom for additional access, as well as two USB-C ports. There are also ports for hot-swapping HDDs, allowing you to switch storage in and out without shutting down or opening your case – an excellent feature you will certainly make use of.
Overall, The Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL White is a great case if you’re going to fully kit out your build. It features high-quality construction and a high level of connectivity, space, and versatility. On top of that, you’re going to get a level of cooling beyond many other cases, and it’s also perfect for custom water cooling systems. This is the case to get for showing off what you’ve got.
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5. ASUS ROG Strix Helios GX601 White Edition
Form factor: Mid-tower | Motherboard Support: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 2x 2.5”/3.5”, 4x 2.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm | Included Fans: 4x 140mm fans | Dimensions: 565 x 250 x 591 mm | Weight: 39.7lb / 18kg | I/O Ports: 1x USB 3.1 Type-C, 1x HD audio/Mic, 4x USB 3.1
REASONS TO BUY
- Sturdy tempered glass construction
- Room for up to an EATX motherboard and three GPUS
- Plenty of cooling capacity
- Comes with four 140mm fans
- Pre-installed addressable RGB display
- Plenty of USB ports
REASONS TO AVOID
- No radiator mounts
- Extremely heavy
- Premium price
Our Rating: 9.6/10
When it comes to EATX builds, it can be difficult to find a case that’s big enough to hold all your components but doesn’t look too bulky. The ASUS ROG Strix Helios GX601 delivers that with a large, powerful-looking case that still delivers a sleek, clean white look.
The brushed aluminum trim is silver-white, but most of the exterior is taken up by three tempered glass panels. This makes it great for showcasing components, especially ones with RGB elements. The front panel even has addressable RGBs already built in to maximize the logo and designs on the front. It does bear more than a passing resemblance to a Wi-Fi router, so if you can’t unsee that, you might want to drop this one a point or two in the ranking.
Size-wise, this is about what you’d expect from an EATX case. The total dimensions come in at 27.5 x 28.6 x 15 inches. The extra height and the design features make it look a bit slimmer but is going to take up more space as a result. The three tempered glass panels are going to make this one of the heaviest cases out there, at a total of almost 40 pounds.
Normally, the extra weight isn’t going to be an issue, but like the GT501 above, the GX601 also styles itself as a portable battle station, with fabric handles that appear to be laced across the top of the case. Depending on your preference, you might think this gives them a more organic look that doesn’t distract from the design, or you might find them distracting and haphazard. Either way, they hold up to 110 pounds, so they can easily hold the weight, as long as you’re going to be okay lugging it around.
Often, having a tempered glass front panel is going to interfere with cooling as it minimizes airflow. The frame Helios GX601 extends out around the front panel, creating handy vents to allow air to flow directly across your PC. The top is also a vented mesh to allow heat to escape easily.
On top of that, the case comes with four 140mm fans preinstalled, three in front and one in the rear. If you want to add fans or swap the existing ones out for RGB-capable fans, it will hold a total of 6 140mm fans or 7 120mm fans. There are no radiator mounts, so if you want to liquid-cool, you’ll need to do some custom work.
This case takes a mostly out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach to cable management, with a covered channel with included clips for GPU mounts. If you do want to show your cables off, the back panel over this channel is translucent, which will allow you to show off if you’ve done a detailed job with striking colors, but will allow the default black connectors to go unnoticed.
The I/O front panel has the usual USB and USB-C connectors but also has direct controls for the built-in fans and RGB display, which is a nice touch if you want to be able to have your RGB controls at your disposal.
Overall, the ASUS ROG Strix Helios GX601 is a premium, striking case with enough space to cram just about anything you want into it. It has good cooling potential with lots of connectivity and, most importantly, attractive aesthetics. If you want a white-themed, premium PC case that will stand out from the crowd, this is the case to get. However, be ready to pay a premium price.
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6. LIAN LI LANCOOL2
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: EATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 4x 2.5”, 3x 2.5”/3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Included Fans: 3x 120mm | Dimensions: 478 x 229 x 494 mm | Weight: N/A | I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C, Audio, Led Controls
REASONS TO BUY
- Very affordable
- High-quality construction
- Hinged side panels for ease of access
- Plenty of cooling capacity
- All-white design
- Comes with three 120mm fans
REASONS TO AVOID
- Some space and cable management has been sacrificed for the sake of making it EATX-compatible
- Pre-installed fans are low-quality
Our Rating: 9.5/10
The white edition of the Lancool 2 is reminiscent of something you might have come across while playing Portal. The RGB lights take on a pastel glow when filtered through the white mesh panels of the rounded front. Further, the tempered glass of the side panels folds back, while the metal panels on the bottom fold down, creating a well-engineered utilitarian effect. Your brain never quite manages to decide if it looks friendly or dangerous, making this case hard to forget in spite of its simplicity.
Size-wise, it’s a compact case, even for one designed to hold up to E-ATX boards. coming in at 478 x 229 x 494 millimeters. That’s going to make it cramped if you’re going to be using a larger GPU or if you’re going to need a lot of cooling.
With some internal rearranging, it can theoretically hold an EATX board, but it’s unlikely that you’ll get the most out of an EATX with this case. The hinges are a cool effect, but some minor structural issues can result from them. The case is steel, so the frame isn’t likely to have any issues, and your build shouldn’t be compromised.
To touch on cooling potential, the LANCOOL 2 can hold a total of eight 120mm fans, with three pre-installed. Now, these aren’t very high-quality fans, so you could experience issues with either the RGB or the airflow. You’ll probably want to replace or augment them to get the most out of your build.
If you’d prefer liquid cooling, you can mount a 360mm radiator to the front and another 240mm to the top. That’s not as much capacity as most other cases, but space, not cooling, is likely to be the limiting factor in what you can install in this case.
Cable management can be a mixed bag with smaller cases like this. There’s often not as much space for compartments or channels that will conceal your cables, but you may be able to use shorter connectors. The Lancool 2 has a removable clip that functions as a cable channel, though if you opt for an EATX board (which, again, we don’t recommend for this case), you’ll have to remove that entirely. There are also compartments that run behind the motherboard mount, but their positioning and size are less than ideal.
You can control the RGB from the I/O display, which is a plus but is otherwise standard, with two USB ports and one USB-C port in addition to a headset jack.
All things considered, the LIAN LI LANCOOL 2 is going to be an excellent case for mid-range builds. It has a good price point and will hold your build if you’re picking mid-range parts and not doubling up on anything. With its snow-white, well-thought design, quality construction, and affordable price, it ticks all the boxes for anyone looking for an affordable white PC case.
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7. BE QUIET! PURE BASE 500DX White
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 5x 2.5”, 2x 2.5”/3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Included Fans: 3x 140mm Pure Wings 2 | Dimensions: 450 x 232 x 443 mm | Weight: 8.5 kg / 18.7 lbs | I/O Ports: 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C
REASONS TO BUY
- High-quality construction
- Affordable price point
- Super quiet fans come pre-installed
- Clear tempered glass for showcasing
- Attractive all-white design
REASONS TO AVOID
- The front panel mesh is plastic
- No reset button on the I/O panel
Our Rating: 9.4/10
The Pure Base 500DX is just about everything you could hope for from a budget mid-tower. It’s simple and functional without looking cheap, while the steel and tempered glass construction gives it weight and sturdiness.
Unfortunately, the mesh front panel is plastic, which doesn’t look bad out of the box, but has the potential to be damaged and break down over time. Addressable RGB lights on the front and interior give it some flash that you don’t always find on cheaper towers.
It’s roomy for an ATX tower as well, coming in at 20 x 11.5 x 19.75 inches. You’ll have plenty of room for components and airflow. At the same time, it’s not bulky and will fit neatly in just about any space you have set aside for it.
be quiet! is best known for their fans and power supplies, which all run at extremely low dB levels. This case makes excellent use of their expertise and comes with three 140mm Pure Wings 2 fans pre-installed, which are whisper-quiet even when running at max speed.
Unlike many cases with preinstalled fans, Pure Base 500DX has them installed front, back, and top. Unfortunately, they aren’t RGB, so if you want to supplement the existing RGBs in the case, you’ll need to swap out the fans entirely. They also use three-pin connectors, while a lot of motherboards use a four-pin configuration.
If you need more cooling power, an additional two 140mm fans can be installed upfront for a total of five. If you’re going for liquid cooling, you can swap out the front fans for up to a 360mm radiator and the top fans for a 240mm or 280mm radiator.
With be quiet! manufacturing PSUs as well as fans and cases, they’ve given an extra eye to PSU concealment and cable management. The PSU shroud sits at the bottom of the case, and a large compartment for cables runs behind the motherboard. There is also a removable channel for extra access and concealment.
The I/O panel has only one USB and one USB-C port in addition to the headphone and mic jacks. The RGB is addressable from a switch on the I/O panel, which is going to make customization easier.
Overall, The Pure Base 500DX is a super builder-friendly white case and an all-around great choice for mid-range builds. The extra space and cooling even give you more options to upgrade or start pushing into the higher end of what an ATX build could offer. If silence, a white color theme, and low price are your priorities, you’ll love what this case can do for you.
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8. Cooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh White
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: EATX (12″ x 10,7″), ATX, SSI CEB, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Drive Bays: 4x 2.5”, 2x 2.5”/3.5” Combo | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm | Included Fans: 3x 120mm ARGB Fans | Dimensions: 493 x 217 x 469 mm | Weight: 7 kg / 15.3 lbs | I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.0, Mic, Headphone, ARGB Controller
REASONS TO BUY
- Excellent case for the price
- Unparalleled ventilation with plenty of cooling mounts
- Glass panel and open design showcase components
- Enough space for 360mm radiators
- Quality construction
- Stylish all-white design
REASONS TO AVOID
- Cable management is inelegant
- No space for 140mm fans
Our Rating: 9.3/10
By all appearances, Cooler Master started with the question of how to force as much air as possible through a tower and worked backward from there to create the MasterBox TD500.
The polygonal mesh is undeniably gorgeous, in addition to providing excellent airflow and filtration. The mesh top panel isn’t quite as attractive but provides an undeniable extra boost to cooling and airflow.
In addition, the white steel case enhances the lightweight, open look created by the mesh and tempered crystal glass panel. The tapered legs, with their rubberized feet, add to the polygonal appearance of the case but will require a bit more weight to get stable if you’re not putting it directly on your desk.
In terms of size, the TD500 is an ATX case and comes in on the smaller side of what you’ll often find in mid-tower cases at only 19.4 x 8.5 x 18.5 inches. Usually, with a smaller case like this, you’d be running into issues with space and ventilation if you were to double up on GPUs or overclock your CPU. There are no such issues with the MasterBox.
Of course, with the level of ventilation available, it would be a waste to not have plenty of space to mount fans or radiators. There’s support for up to seven 120mm fans, three front, three top, and one at the back.
The three front mounting spots come preinstalled with three addressable RGB fans. Keep in mind this is a smaller case, so it isn’t compatible with 140mm fans (unofficially, you can wrangle two 140mms onto the top, but it’s not recommended). It translates nicely to liquid cooling as well, with space for two 360mm radiators at the front and top.
Cable management is just about the only area this case doesn’t knock it out of the park. It has a compartment behind the motherboard and three wide access ports to feed cables through. This is all pretty basic, and a lot of comparable cases will have clips, channels, removable covers, and so on.
Granted, that’s a minor complaint in the grand scheme of things, but if cable management is your thing, you might be a little disappointed.
The I/O panel is a bit sparse but has all the basics: power and reset buttons, two USB 3.0 ports, and headphones/mic jacks. Unfortunately, there is no USB Type-C port.
All-in-all, there are not a lot of mid-tower cases that you could cram a high-end gaming rig into, but this is definitely one of them. There’s not anything substantial to complain about with this white case, and it’s a stunning way to showcase your build, no matter what direction you’re going with it.
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9. Thermaltake Core P3
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX | Drive Bays: 2x 2.5” or 2x 3.5” | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm | Included Fans: N/A | Dimensions: 512 x 333 x 470 mm | Weight: 10.3 kg / 22.7 lbs | I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, HD Audio
REASONS TO BUY
- Extremely versatile
- Excellent for water cooling builds
- Quality construction
- Great for showcasing
- Plenty of connectivity
- Fair Price
REASONS TO AVOID
- No USB Type-C port
- Not suited for air cooling
- No fans included
Our Rating: 9.2/10
It’s not hard to find something to love in the Thermaltake Core P3. This case is one of the most customizable on the list and one of the heftiest to hold. If you’re looking for a case that won’t crack under pressure and really lets you design your PC freely, this is a brilliant option.
From the get-go, the P3 shows off its interior build with a 5mm thick tempered glass front panel. The case supports the latest PC hardware and liquid cooling to keep up with the most intense gaming builds.
Thanks to its dual GPU and PSU layout, it really is up to you how your PC comes together. Your layout is unlimited, with modular panels, racks, brackets, and pre-design mounting arrays. And hold on tight for this one – the case allows for 3-way stand placements. You can choose whether your case will have a vertical or horizontal placement or even wall mounting if that best suits your setup.
If you’re concerned about finding a case that really maximizes your flexibility, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better option than the P3, especially at its budget price point below the $150 mark. If you have larger hardware to install, this case has you covered (literally).
You’ll be able to mount both 3.5” and 2.5” storage devices with two 3.5”/2.5” drive trays which you’ll find hidden neatly inside the back panel with 45mm of cable management so you won’t have to fight ugly cables.
To keep your system cool, the P3 allows for up to three 120mm or 140mm fans or up to a 420mm radiator. It’s all up to you. You get great options for I/O ports, including two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and one HD Audio.
What do I love about its design? The P3 is an open frame layout that looks great and provides extra cooling, which means you’ll likely never have to worry about overheating this guy. In case you still don’t feel like this is customizable enough, you’ll get 16.8 Million Colors RGB Fans that you can adjust to your color preference. A nice touch that really helps package this case as the end-all case.
With endless customization options, strong tempered glass, and a pretty heavy build, the P3 is a strong option for any gamer ready to craft a formidable PC. And despite its heft, the case dimensions are not so large to be hard to fit your setup: 20.2” x 13.1” x 18.5”. The Thermaltake Core P3 should be your go-to product if you’re looking for a case that’s durable, easy to cool, and endlessly customizable.
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10. NZXT H210
Form Factor: Mini ITX Tower | Motherboard Support: Mini ITX | Drive Bays: 3+1x 2.5”, 1x 3.5” | Radiator Support: Up to 280mm | Included Fans: 2x Aer F120mm fans | Dimensions: 349 x 210 x 372 mm | Weight: 5.9 kg / 13 lbs | I/O Ports: 1x USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A, 1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, Headset Audio Jack
REASONS TO BUY
- Compact, lightweight design
- USB Type-C included
- Great cooling capabilities
- Comes with 2 120mm fans
- Quality build
- Convenient cable management
REASONS TO AVOID
- Limited space
- Doesn’t support 360mm radiators
Our Rating: 9.1/10
If you’re on the hunt for a more compact case that still offers plenty of build options, then the NZXT H210 could be right for you. At a very reasonable price, this budget case is the smallest installment in the NZXT H-series, so if you’ve been eyeing this brand but just needed a smaller model, they’ve answered your prayers.
This is yet another case that sports a sleek, understated design that’s perfect if you’re looking for a more modest PC. The front shows off its NZXT logo over its all-black (or all-white) surface. The top of the case discreetly hides its I/O ports, which include the power button, 1 USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-A, 1 x USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C, and 1 x Headset Audio Jack. If you’re not looking for tons of port options, then you’ll get more than enough with the H210.
With its tempered glass side panel, you’ll be able to show off your unique build pretty nicely. One thumb-screw holding that panel in place means it’s fairly simple to open (though not quite as easy as the 101).
Something you’ll love about the H210 is the red piece of steel with ventilation running all the way down the height of the case. This subtle bit of color is really nice to look at while doubling as a vent for its rear fans to take in the air.
While the inside is like a shrunken version of the H200, it’s still large enough to snuggly fit a mini-ITX-only motherboard while leaving enough room for a small water cooling system. You won’t have to worry about giving up on your case’s ability to cool down hardware to make room for… well… hardware.
Once again, NZXT brings on a nice flash of color with its removable cable bar, which you can use to mount your reservoir (or not, it’s up to you). Regardless of how small this case may seem, it’s so customizable that you won’t really be limited by its size.
The PSU is located at the bottom with a small plastic bracket you can use to mount your 2.5” SSD and increase the space inside the case. The back panel has convenient cable management packets so you can keep your build looking neat without having to fight your cables too much. The back also offers two 2.5” SSD mounts so you can decide how to save on interior space.
Size-wise, you get quite a bit out of the H210’s 14.65” x 8.27” x 13.74” dimensions, so you shouldn’t be put off by this smaller case. NZXT knows how to capitalize on compact interiors without giving up on quality. You’re also looking at a case that won’t give up on you easily. Despite its budget pricing, the H210 is built with some pretty solid material, so you can house your hardware with confidence.
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11. Phanteks Enthoo Primo
Form Factor: Full Tower | Motherboard Support: ATX, EATX, mATX, SSI EEB | Drive Bays: 12x 2.5”, 6x 2.5”/3.5” Combo | Radiator Support: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm, 480mm | Included Fans: 5x 140mm fans | Dimensions: 650 x 250 x 600 mm | Weight: 17.9 kg / 39.4 lbs | I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, Mic, Headphone
REASONS TO BUY
- Very spacious
- Comes with five 140mm fans
- Space for up to 480mm rads
- High-quality build
- Enormous storage support
- Attractive white design
REASONS TO AVOID
- Heavy, not portable
- Premium price
Our Rating: 9.0/10
If a higher price point doesn’t dissuade you from purchasing a great case, then take a look at the Phanteks Enthoo Series Primo. Unlike some of the options on this list, this is a full tower, and yes, it is big. And bigger can mean better, depending on the type of features you’re looking for.
You’ll get a great, modern design with two tempered glass panels to show off the interior. While the glass doesn’t seem to be removable like most models we’ll be looking at, you really get an enormous amount of customizing with this case. Plenty of high-quality fans make up the interior, with room to upgrade to additional fans if you need to.
The case supports up to 6 HDDs that sit in a closed panel to help make the case more rigid and reliable overall. You also get removable SSD brackets that can be installed in three different locations. With easily removable front and top covers – installing cooling components is struggle-free, along with an easily removable dust filter.
So while this case looks formidable, it’s built to keep your options open and allow for flexibility when you’re modifying your interior. It’s also well-thought-out, so cable management is pretty straightforward and out of the way.
The top of the case also offers two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, a microphone, a 3.5mm audio jack, and an LED switch to support up to two PSUs. So many options are what makes the Enthoo Series Primo such a great option despite the higher price point.
If you’re serious about building your gaming PC, then this seriously priced case will stand up to the challenge. It has a large size of 23.62” x 9.84” x 25.59”, but you won’t mind it too much because of the flexibility that the size affords you. Not to mention the case is made of aluminum faceplates and a steel chassis, so you won’t have to worry about replacing this gorgeous case any time soon.
12. Phanteks Enthoo Evolv
Form Factor: Micro Tower | Motherboard Support: uATX, mITX | Dimensions: 450 x 230 x 400 mm | Weight: 5,7 kg / 12.6 lbs | I/O Ports: (2) USB 3.0, Mic, Headphone
REASONS TO BUY
- Great Price
- Lightweight, Portable Design
- Interesting Design
- High-Quality Build
- Supports RGB
REASONS TO AVOID
- Limited Space
- No USB Type-C port
Our Rating: 9.0/10
Looking for a budget-conscious, smaller-sized case might lead you to stumble upon the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv. What this hefty case might lack in an interesting exterior design, it makes up for in features and customization.
It does come with the usually tempered glass panels to help see into the build, and the overall material is metal (powder-coated steel), so you won’t be breaking this thing any time soon. The exterior front panel offers two USB 3.0 ports, headphone and mic ports, as well as an RGB switch.
The interior has a lot of options despite being on the compact side, which is great if you have a complicated build to fit into it. Its full-sized PSU and HDDs are hidden away to keep the interior looking clean, while you also get a mix of cooling options from easily accessible fans to water cooling. I always love it when cases offer both options so you can be sure you’re taking good care of your hot hardware.
Something exciting about this particular case is its unique bracket system. You’ll have the option to mount a radiator at the top and a multifunctional bracket for reservoir, pump, and SSD/HDD, which means you shouldn’t have to worry about conflicts between the radiator and memory.
While this case may not give you as much space as a larger option on this list (in fact, the Evolv is measured at 15.6” x 14.8” x 9.1”), it is a great option if you need a more compact PC that’s easily portable. To keep your PC looking good, the Evolv is also compatible with Phanteks RGB LED strips and RGB motherboards, so you can play in a flashy style.
Overall, this modest-sized and modest-designed case is just that – a solid, modest option for easy transportation and less complicated builds. With a price of just about $100, the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv offers a great option for anyone looking for a modest case.
13. In Win 101
Form Factor: Mid Tower | Motherboard Support: Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX | Dimensions: 425 x 210 x 473 mm | Weight: 7.35kg / 16.2 lbs | I/O Ports: USB 3.0 (2), HD Audio
REASONS TO BUY
- Great Price
- Fine Design
- Compact, Lightweight
- Tempered Glass Side Panel
- Easy to Access
REASONS TO AVOID
- Smaller interior
- No USB Type-C port
Our Rating: 8.9/10
A great option for an affordable price is the sleek In Win 101. This is a solid budget option when you’re not quite ready to commit to a more beefed-up, higher-end case but still need something that can properly house your hardware.
What’s there to love about the 101? It’s a relatively small case, which is great if you want your PC to remain compact. Able to support six fans at once thanks to its top PSU chamber with cool air intake from the bottom, the 101 is built to keep your hardware cool. No matter what case you choose, a vital factor in your selection process is making sure it can keep up with your games without overheating.
If you’ve had issues in the past with your GPU’s stability, the 101 comes to the rescue, with a special GPU holder to provide extra support and prevent your graphics card from vibration damage or sagging.
It also allows for two 2.5 HDD mounts, really making this budget case excellent for customizing. Overall, the case itself is 16.7″ x 8.3″ x 18.6″ with decent dimensions on the inside for your motherboard, CPU, and graphics card.
Something to keep in mind, however, is that the internal dimensions can make or break an otherwise promising gaming case, so be sure you know the dimensions of your hardware before falling in love with the 101 or any other case. For example, it won’t fit a 3-fan GPU if you’re looking to use a larger GPU, but even so, thanks to the PSU being at the top of the case, you are afforded plenty of GPU cooling options.
You can also easily remove and clean the dust filter for easy clean-up to keep your expensive hardware dust-free. The exterior supports 2 USB 3.0 ports and an HD Audio port. There are case options with more, but for this budget, I’m definitely not complaining.
Now for the fun part – when you want to show off your PC’s delicious insides, the 101 is excellent. One of the side panels is made of tempered glass, so you can definitely show off all the time and tears that put that baby together.
Ugly wiring and cables can also be hidden with the PSU and away from sight. The glass is easily removable with pop pins instead of standard screws, so you can easily readjust your hardware as needed. The front of the case shows off its logo with some sleek bezel LED lights while cleverly hiding the power button.
You’ll love the way the case lights up when the PC powers on. It’s just so sleek, unobtrusive, and easy to store under desks, thanks to the front I/O being positioned at the top. In Win really shows off their understanding of layout and design. Especially if you’re looking for a sleek case for a lower budget that will stick with you for years – you can’t go wrong with the 101. I guess the name says it all.
Final Words
There you have it. These were some of the absolute best white PC cases available on the market in 2024.
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