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If you are looking for a white PC case to complement your gaming setup, then the PC cases reviewed below are what you should be considering. These are the top white PC cases currently on the market. They have all the essential features one could need in a pc case.
Each of these white PC cases also has unique design features such as provisions for a liquid cooling system, RGB lighting, and tons of storage options. They also feature tempered glass panels, multiple USB 3.0 ports, good airflow, and tool-less design for easy access to the internal computer components. Also, we have included white PC cases at various price points for all budgets.
White PC Cases: Top Picks
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NZXT H510
NZXT has built a solid reputation for delivering well-designed PC cases at affordable price points. They’ve also built a lot of white cases over the years, with the H510 the next in the long line of such products.
As with previous Hseries models, the H510 is seemingly created for showcasing PC builds. You’llfind a cable management bar conveniently placed to let you keep cablesorganized. Also, the tempered glass lets onlookers see the insides of yourbuild, which adds further incentive to tidy things up.
But really, wherethe H510 shines is how affordable it is for the amount of space that it hasinternally for water cooling. In fact, it’s capable of supporting 240mmradiators with the brackets removed.
While the H510doesn’t come with the RGB lighting channels and 140mm AER RGB fans of its Elitecounterpart, the AER F120mm fans it comes with is more than enough for theaverage user. Also, the removable filters on the front and the PSU are atremendous help in keeping the interiors clean.
All in all, theNZXT H510 is pretty much a blank canvass of a white case where you can let yourimagination run wild for your next build.
PROS
- Classic look
- Great fans
- Tempered glass
CONS
- Some people may find it fiddly
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CORSAIR Crystal Series 680X
Don’t let the high asking price of the Corsair Crystal 680X RGB dissuade you. Because it has all the necessary features and more for you to build a fantastic white PC.
For starters, building with the 680X should be fairly convenient. It is a dual-chamber tempered glass ATX smart case with amazing aesthetics. Only four thumbscrews each hold the top and side glass panels for easy access. Also, it comes with 7 drives bay in total for extensive data storage.
Further adding tothe convenience is the dual-chamber internal layout. This basically lets youtuck in all of the cables behind and away from the viewer’s eyes while only showcasing the important bits of your build.
The 680X also comes fully filtered for easier cleaning as well as to keep dust out. It is also one of the PC cases for liquid cooling and cooling in general. It can support up to eight fans and four radiators, including one 360mm radiator.
A beautiful and fantastically designed white PC case, the 680X appeals to those who value convenience a lot but don’t necessarily want to sacrifice a whole lot in the aesthetics department.
PROS
- High airflow
- Tempered glass
- Durable
CONS
- Only one power supply
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Thermaltake H200
The great thing about white PC cases is that they go well with pretty much anything, especiallyRGB lighting. However, the added cost of having to install RGB lighting yourself on top of the case makes that option more expensive than most people can afford. But that’s exactly where the Thermaltake H200 comes in.
The Thermaltake H200 Snow Edition comes with its own lighting strip with as many as 7 colors and 19 lighting modes for you to choose from. It has this at a price point lower than most mid-tower cases.
You also won’t have to make too many compromises with the H200. It even comes with a thick 4mm tempered glass that opens and closes quite easily for convenient access. It also has a full-length PSU cover that lets you hide ugly cables while also adding airflow and ventilation inside the case.
Perhaps the only glaring issue with the H200 is that it only comes with one non-RGB 120mm rear fan out of the box.
So long as you’re willing to look past that problem and you’re okay with spending more money on your own fans to complete your dream set-up, the H200 from Thermaltake is an affordable yet excellent choice.
PROS
- RGB lighting
- Clean exterior
- Full-length PSU cover
- Lightweight
CONS
- You can not put the PCI slot cover back on if removed
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Corsair iCUE 220T
RGB lighting and airflow can easily drive up the price of a gaming case. However, the CorsairiCUE 220T has both in spades, but without the high price point commonly associated with both features.
For starters, the iCUE 220T makes making your PC pretty easier. This is thanks to the eight individually addressable LEDs for each of the Corsair SP120 RGB Pro fans it comes out of the box with. It also comes with a Node Core that lets you have full control of the RGB lighting using the Corsair iCUE software.
Airflow also won’t be an issue with the iCUE 220T. The grill front panel was designed to improve air intake. However, at the same time, the solid steel construction guarantees that build quality was not compromised for this. Not to mention, the CorsairSP120 RGB Pro fans are one of the best fans on the market for high cooling performance.
To complete the look, the iCUE 220T comes with edge-to-edge tempered glass side panel windows.This means that, in addition to the white case’s striking aesthetics and RGBlighting, you can showcase your build through the tempered glass to make it stand out even more.
PROS
- High-quality RBG airflow
- Addressable LEDs
- Solid steel construction
- Large
CONS
- Fan hub is not included
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Lian Li PC-O11DW PC Case
Lian Li’s PC-O11DW is a mid-tower gaming chassis that’s made to look great both on the outside and the inside. Whereas other white PC cases only make the outside white, knowing that the inside will be populated with components, Lian Li takes a different approach. With tempered glass both at the front and the side, the inside of the case is white as well, making it a great option.
It’s not just the looks – you can choose between an ATX, Micro ATX or EATX board, for the inside, and there’s room for up to a 420mm GPU. If you want to go with water cooling, you can have a 240mm, 280mm or a 360mm radiator, which is plenty of choices.
Airflow is also great, with plenty of room for added fans. The I/O is decent, with a single USB Type C port and two USB 3.0 ports for quick access. The case is rounded out by 8 expansion slots, so you can have all the storage you need.
PROS
- High-quality tempered glass
- Great for water cooling and custom loop setups
- Long-lasting
CONS
- Poor quality control
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Thermaltake Core P3 PC Case
Thermaltake’s no stranger to unconventional designs, and their P3 open frame is one of the most interesting case designs out there. We aren’t really sure we can call it a case, since it’s open on four sides and only has a white panel on one side, and a tempered glass cover on the other one.
There are two main advantages to this design. First, you can showcase your build really easily, and second, you have truly excellent airflow without needing to add ten fans to your build. If you’re willing to put up with the extra dust that might accumulate, and the need for extremely clean cable management, the Core P3 is a terrific choice.
You also get an included GPU float bracket that lets you mount the GPU vertically, and even though it’s designed with the ability to be wall-mounted, you can, of course, have it on a desk in either a horizontal or vertical orientation.
PROS
- Strong chassis
- Open-frame viewing
- Comfortable free-build design
CONS
- You might need a professional to build it
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NZXT H510 Elite PC Case
NZXT has been around for a while, and their H5xx series cases were always beautiful. The H510 Elite is the successor to the very popular H500 models and comes with a clean white design and plenty of tempered glass.
On the inside, you’ll find that the case is ready for water cooling and there’s plenty of radiator options, too. The cable management bar is present again, and it lets you keep the cables tidy inside the build – something you’ll want to do considering your internals will be visible thanks to the tempered glass at the front and side.
The H510 Elite also comes with two of NZXT’s HUE 2 RGB lighting channels, as well as two AER RGB fans (140mm), which you can control via the CAM software. It also has the Type-C port at the front and the vertical GPU mount on the inside.
PROS
- Dual-tempered glass casing
- Two AER RGB fans
- Easy to mount
- Great connectivity
CONS
- Not very builder friendly
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Phanteks Eclipse P400S Silent Edition PC Case
Users who are looking for a white PC case to build in, and want something by a reputable brand with a proven track record should take a look at the Phanteks Eclipse P400S. Phanteks is no stranger to beautiful cases, but the P400S also adds sound dampening and a full metal construction.
At the front is a beautiful white panel with a 10-color RGB LED at the bottom. On the side is a tempered glass side panel, and Phanteks also includes an RGB LED strip with a 300mm length in the case, too. The panels are all soundproofed and you get magnetic dust filters for easy cleaning. This is a great case if you want to keep things quiet around your home.
The front I/O is hidden, and there are plenty of ports as well as a 3-speed fan controller. Oh, and you also get Phanteks’ preinstalled Hoop-N-Loop cable ties which make cable management a piece of cake.
PROS
- Overall a high-quality case
- Full-metal body
- RGB powerlight
- Long GPU
CONS
- Very heavy
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Corsair Carbide Series 678C
Corsair has long established its Carbide line of cases as the more “functional” of their products. But every so often, they release a product that’s well worth many double-takes, and that includes the Corsair Carbide Series 678C.
Easily one of the largest white cases on our list, the 678C isn’t for those who’re looking to build something modest. It’s for performance builders. The fact that it can support up to nine 120mm fans and a built-in PWM fan controller for as many as six is proof of this.
The 678C even has enough space for 360mm radiators in the front and up top, as well as additional240mm/280mm radiators down on the bottom and 120mm/140mm radiators at the back.
If you’re worried about the noise, the 678C won’t be loud even with all of those cooling options installed. Corsair included high-density sound damping material on all three panels (front, roof, and side) for this very purpose. However, it also comes with a dust filter for the top in case you’re willing to sacrifice noise for performance.
Simply put, the 678C brings a lot to the table for performance-oriented builds that still have aesthetics in mind.
PROS
- Smooth steel construction
- Clean lines
- Plenty of space
CONS
- Poor customer service
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In Win 101 PC Case
In many cases, enthusiast builds are meant to be simple and minimal, and In Win has a great white case for you if that’s your philosophy. We’re talking about their budget-oriented 101 case, which comes with a very clean design and a tempered glass side panel that’s easily detachable.
That front panel is all white, save for the corner-mounted LED-backlit logo that adds a colorful accent. The right panel, the one behind the motherboard, is also white and has plenty of vents to keep things cool. It’s an interesting fact that the case is made to be used toolless, and the side panel is removable with a simple clip.
Aside from the aesthetics, the 101 also comes with great airflow and a couple of versatile cooling options. You can have up to 6 fans at the same time, and there’s room for a 120mm, 240mm, or 360mm radiator if you want to go for liquid cooling.
PROS
- Simple and clean design
- Extra CPU holder support
- Six fans
CONS
- Parts are hard to connect
- Falls apart easily
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darkFlash T20 PC Case
If you’re one of those people who want a beautiful white case, but also some RGB at the front and sides, the T20 from darkFlash is a great option for you to take a look at. The exterior design is minimal, with a white color and an RGB strip at the front and bottom that gives you a tiny touch of color, just to keep things further from boring.
On the inside, you have a magnetic frame dust filter at the top, as well as a removable frame dust filter at the bottom, so you can clean them easily. They’ll also reduce fan noise, so the overall sound coming out of the T20 is pretty quiet. You get plenty of cooling options, with up to a 360mm radiator at the front and up to a 280mm radiator at the top.
The case is rounded out by a flexible GPU holder that keeps your GPU in a horizontal position, thus preventing any sagging and unnecessary stress on the motherboard. An excellent white case for users who want a splash of color.
PROS
- Minimalist exterior
- Uniform color
- LED strip
- Magnetic frame dust fitter
CONS
- Cheaply built
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Fractal Design Focus G PC case
Fractal Design’s cases vary from subtle, minimal designs to wild ones, and the Focus G is right in the middle. It’s a white case with a large, windowed side panel and a black mesh front that helps with airflow. That front, as well as the top and bottom air intakes all have filters to help dust filtering, and if you add LED fans (two of which are already included courtesy of Fractal Design), they’ll shine through the front.
Aside from the beautiful design, you get a total of six fan positions so you can pick and choose, as well as support for high-profile CPU coolers. You can also set up a radiator in a couple of configurations, which is neat. The drive bays are vibration dampened, so if you opt for a mechanical hard drive, you won’t have too much noise from it.
The best thing about the case? It’s actually great for budget-oriented users that don’t want to spend too much.
PROS
- Large windowed side panel
- Support for high-profile CPU coolers
- Multiple radiator configurations
CONS
- Heavy
- Hard to fit everything inside
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FAQ:
Q: Does aesthetics matter or not when it comes to a PC case?
A: The importance of the aesthetic appearance depends on the customer. Most of the time, customers put the aesthetics of the case high on their list of priorities.
Q: What to consider quality or price when shopping around for a PC case?
A: Quality is far more important than price for all things PC-related.
Q: Which PC Case is customizable?
A: Most PC cases are customizable. Opt for a sleek-looking PC case if you want to customize it.
Q: Which Computer Case is easy to clean?
A: The Fractal Design Define R5 – Mid Tower Computer Case is a very easy case to maintain and clean.
Q: Which PC case has easy cable management?
A: The Fractal Design Focus G PC case has brilliant cable management.
Sources:
- https://www.thermaltake.com/core-p3.html
- https://lian-li.com/product/pc-o11-dynamic/