Looking for some cool PC cases to pick one for your next gaming rig? We’ve got you covered.
Nothing beats creating your own gaming PC build. Getting all the right parts for the right price is a thrill equivalent to going to Vegas for the PC gaming crowd.
The best part about building your own PC is being able to tailor it to your specific needs, and not only does that mean getting the powerful hardware you need at the best price but also making something that looks cool. Don’t underestimate the importance of having a cool-looking computer case.
To help you do that, we’ve rounded up the most ridiculously cool PC cases for your next gaming rig from the top brands like NZXT, Cooler Master, Corsair, and more.
TaylorMade is well known for their sleek designs and PGA Tour preferred mallet putters and the Spider X Hydro Blast Single Bend, a 2021 Golf Digest Hot List Gold winner, falls right in line.
The new Spider X is built to last as it features a premium finish made by a high-pressure stream of water rather than a painted finish. But it’s not just easy on the eyes. This putter is loaded with technology designed to cut strokes off your game.
Alignment has never been so easy thanks to the White True Path single line. The TPU Pure Roll Insert gives off a softer feel and better sound, while the 45 degree grooves promote optimal forward roll. The Spider X also combines a heavy steel frame (320 grams) with a lighter carbon composite sole (15 grams) to maximize the Moment of Inertia (MOI) for greater forgiveness, even on off-center strokes.
There are a number of styles, the 2-Ball Triple Track is pictured here and it’s designed to provide the ultimate aid in alignment, as you can see. The putter is also highlighted by a new Stroke Lab shaft, which is seven grams lighter and a bit stiffer than previous models. It’s designed to provide stability while improving the tempo of your stroke. The Microhinge insert promotes smoother rolls for better speed and control.
The high Moment of Inertia (MOI) provides maximum forgiveness, even on off-center strokes.
Now, if you don’t want something that looks like any computer you’ve ever seen, then look no further than Thermaltake Core P3 ATX Chassis.
This INCREDIBLE design makes all of your components visible, thanks to its entirely clear front and side panels. The back panel is an awesome pearly white, though there is a red and black option for those who want it.
What makes it so unique is the fact that it doesn’t use your standard steel frame housing but, instead, sidemounts all of your components to one side.
It also has a modular design, which allows for multiple potential configurations and flexibility for custom PC enthusiasts.
If you’re ready for a standout gaming PC, the Thermaltake Core P3 is THE coolest gaming PC case on the planet, and there are also other colors available.
One of the most unique-looking rigs on this list is the SilverStone Gaming ATX Tower PM01W, which not only comes with three LED fans but also RGB LED stripes for an advanced lightning effect that makes it vibrant. It’s compatible with ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASROCK Aura, and Biostar Racing.
It has an oversized mesh front panel that allows the three LED fans to shine through, and it has a built-in dual-mode LED light controller so that you can adjust the colors and modes. Also has an 8 in 1 PWN fan hub.
On top of all of that goodness, it has a mega-sized full-size tempered glass side panel. And, it’s rated 4.2 out of 5.0 from over 25 customers on Amazon, making it one of the highest-rated cool pc cases on the web.
Corsair also knows how to create great towers that don’t break the bank, like the Corsair Carbide Series case. There are three different versions available and it’s one of the coolest gaming cases under $100 that you’ll find.
It comes with LEDs, and it can house up to six 120mm or four 140mm cooling fans and radiators up to 360mm (sold separately). It has tool-free drive installation, and the side panel is removable. It’s a brilliantly bold design that takes your rig up a notch.
It comes in around the $200 mark, and for that $200, you get a super clean-looking case that looks like it belongs in a museum.
The Razer Tomahawk has a traditional feel to it thanks to its simplistic design. The front face has no drives or fans and a single Razer logo. It’s just a black face with a neon green accent in the center.
The side has a full-view window as well, allowing the inner workings of your PC to be on display. What’s more, it also supports 360mm radiators for liquid cooling, meaning if you’re building a beast of a PC, you’ll be able to keep everything cool. Seriously, the more power you shove into the space, the more you need to think about cooling.
And because this is Razer we’re talking about, the chassis features Razer Chroma RGB for customizable lighting. That’s not going to be featured everyone will care about, but if you’re gaming, there’s nothing cooler than having the inside of your PC light up.
One final note, the Tomahawk also boasts a dual-sided tempered glass swivel door, which makes getting inside to switch modes or upgrade old parts all the more easier.
One of the highest-rated gaming PC cases is the Cooler Master’s Cosmos II case, and in celebration, the company created a Cooler Master MasterBox MB500 that’s absolutely incredible. It’s larger than your average rig, standing at 18.7 inches tall. It also has a bit of weight to it, coming in at just under 13 pounds.
Yes, it’s massive.
But…look at it! It has a solid frame and a stylish race-car-inspired look, and it comes with RGB ambient lighting to emphasize your components, which are entirely viewable thanks to the tempered glass side panel.
Those side panels are also really easy to take on and off. You can use a flathead screwdriver, but to be honest, you should be able to use your hands for ease.
If a stormtrooper had a gaming rig, it would undoubtedly start with the NZXT H710i for its build. This ATX full tower case has a shiny white and black finish, giving it a stormtrooper-like appearance. On the side panel, you’ll find a tempered glass panel so that the innards of your PC can be seen.
If you’re looking for RGB, while earlier versions of this case lack the bright lights, this iteration fixes that. Plus if you’re ever looking to add even more lights, you can, of course, purchase RGB LED fans separately if you want to add some color. That said, we’re fully digging the Star Wars vibes here, so why mess with perfection?
The Cougar Panzer-G Premium case not only looks incredibly cool, with 3 ominous glowing LED rings in the front of the tower behind tempered glass, but it also has an incredible 7 expansion slots available. This gives you the room you need to install 3 graphics card.
Rosewill gaming cases are typically known for being cheap but well-made, and this year, they introduced the Cullinan ATX mid-Tower case, which is similar to Corsair’s Crystal look (above) but darker and nearly $100 less.
It uses tempered glass panels on the front and both sides, and it has three Blue LED fans on the front and one in the rear.
It’s optimized for both ventilation and sound, letting your PC run super quiet (because of the tempered glass) and cool (because of the four included fans and airflow design). The front also has a removable magnetic dust trap to help you keep your components clean.
Earlier this year, Corsair debuted their incredible new Crystal Series 570X ATX Mid-Tower case, and it brings exterior design to an all-new level of greatness. It uses four tempered glass panels, and it comes with 3 RGB LED fans (as well as an integrated RGB controller for those fans), with the potential to hold six total case fans.
The 570X also has expert-level cable routing channels and velcro cable straps to keep your cables at bay.
The three glowing fans in the front that sits behind the tempered glass give the Corsair Crystal 570X a unique look, and that’s why it’s on our list of cool PC cases.
One of the year’s most unique-looking PC gaming cases comes from Cougar, a gaming peripheral brand I’ve come to especially love over the past few years (mostly due to their incredible Cougar 700K mechanical keyboard which is one of the best gaming keyboards available).
They’ve brought that same design quality over to the computer case space, and the Cougar Conquer is a delightfully wild-looking result. It doesn’t have the standard rectangular form factor that you most commonly see, but instead, has an edgier, highly stylized exterior.
It uses tempered glass on both sides, and it uses an aluminum alloy frame that’s meticulously crafted. It holds full size graphics cards up to 350mm, and it supports 360mm water cooling radiator at the top and another 240mm water cooling radiator at the front. The case’s design has superior air-flow and cooling performance, so your PC will run cool as a cucumber.
The biggest compliment I have for the Cooler Master MasterBox is that it’s the case I chose when I built my eldest a gaming PC.
The Masterbox has everything I needed: The airflow is specifically designed with keeping your components cool in mind, the side panel comes off easily, and there are plenty of slots for different, high-end components. Plus the dust cover is a work of art and actually works.
Though it lacks LEDs or RGB, that issue is solved depending on which type of RAM of GPU you choose.
