10 Best White Gaming PC Cases

A lot of people believe that a PC case is only limited to aesthetics, but we’re living in an era of supreme functionality where every component of a computer is designed to benefit the user.

The same rule applies to PC cases. Designed to protect all your internal hardware, these cases are actually responsible for more than you know. These cases actually play a big part in maintaining low temperatures, as well as keeping your motherboard and graphics card secure.

Choosing a computer case may seem simple at first, but the more you delve into it, the more complicated it gets. That’s why it’s a smart decision to research all your requirements before you decide to buy one.

Before delving into this world, it’s smart to get some basic questions out of the way. If you are someone who spends long hours gaming and overclocking, then a PC case that maximizes airflow is your best bet. And if you and your system are all about performance and speed, then a PC case that’s big enough to hold your powerhouse is a smart call to make.

Once you’ve nailed down all the technicalities, it’s time to move on to the fun part: the aesthetics. There have been so many developments in the PC world that you have a plethora of features and lighting, even on something as simple as a PC chassis.

These days, white PC cases are all the rage. They’re minimalist and classy, and get the job done while looking really appealing, both in photos and real-life. To make this choice easier for you, Ovrclock decided to narrow down some of the best white gaming PC cases on the market, so you can just browse through and see what works for you! If you’re going for an all-white PC build and setup, read up on the best white motherboard or best white gaming chair as well.

• Best High-End White ATX Case – Phanteks Eclipse P400
• Best Enthusiast White PC Case – Lian Li PC-O11
• Best Budget White PC Case – NZXT H510
• Best White Micro ATX Case – Corsair 280X
• Best Budget White Micro ATX Case – DarkFlash DLM22
• Best White Mini ITX Case – inWin A1 Plus
• Best Budget White Mini ITX Case – Thermaltake Core V1 Snow Edition
• Best White E-ATX PC Case – Thermaltake “The Tower 900” Snow Edition
• Best White PC Case for Wall Mounting – Thermaltake P3 Snow Edition
• Best White Gaming PC Case for RGB lighting – DarkFlash T20 PC Case

Quick Summary:

Image	PC Case	Features	Price
Best High-End	Phanteks Eclipse P400 Full Metal Body  Steel Exterior  Tempered Glass Side Panel  RGB Light Power On/Off Switch Full Size PSU Support SSD Brackets Included	9.8	Check Price
Enthusiast Pick	Lian Li PC-O11 Front Tempered Glass  Almunium Shielding Ample Room for Water Cooling Great Aesthetics  Designed for Cable Management	9.7	Check Price
Budget Pick	NZXT H510 Single Screw Panel Installation Optimal Cooling  mITX – mATX – ATX Supported Removable Filters Pre-Installed Cable Channels	9.4	Check Price
mATX Pick	Corsair 280X Extensive Cooling Potential  Included Two CORSAIR RGB Fans Three Tempered Glass Panels Multi-chamber Layout Seperate stroage Compartment	9.3	Check Price
Budget mATX Pick	DarkFlash DLM22 Tempered Door Opening  Great Aesthetics  Water Cooling Compatible Premium Build Quality  Low Poly Design	9.6	Check Price
mITX Pick	inWin A1 Plus Tinted Transparent Stand  Complementary Sirius Loop  Prebuilt PSU – 650W 80+ WPC Qi 1.2 Certified  Bottom RGB Outline	9.2	Check Price
Budget mITX Pick	Thermaltake Core V1 Snow Edition Chambers Concept Multiple Cooling Configuration Refined Ventilation  Interchangable Side Panels 3-Year Warranty	9.8	Check Price
Wall Mounting Pick	Thermaltake P3 Snow Edition Multiple Mounting Layout  Verticle GPU/PSU Mounting  Dismountable Design  Thick Tempered Glass Water Cooling Compatible	9.4	Check Price
E-ATX Pick	Thermaltake “The Tower 900” Snow Edition 5mm Thick Tempered Glass dual 560mm Radiators  Dual Loop Liquid Cooling Configurations GPU SAG mounting Rubber Cushion Mounting System	9.6	Check Price
Best for RGB Lighting	DarkFlash T20 PC Case Minimalistic RGB Design  Built in RGB LED Strip  Dust Filter on Top  Radiator Support  Flexible GPU Holder to Prevent Sagging	9.7	Check Price

We’re not saying we have favorites, but if we did then it’d definitely be this one. With a steel chassis, this mid-range case checks all the boxes for aesthetics, while also offering a price that isn’t too heavy on the buyer. It has a steel exterior with a tempered glass fitting, making it the ideal mix of strength and beauty. Although this chassis is designed for an ATX motherboard, it can also accommodate an E-ATX motherboard up to 270mm. The rear I/O panel is simple and lowkey, featuring two USB 3.0/ audio outputs and an array of expansion slots and drives.

The case also has excellent cooling features that will help you save extra effort. Two fans are included, and there is space for an additional four. In case you’re a fan of liquid cooling solutions, the Eclipse P400 also provides ample space to install 280 or 360mm radiators. You don’t need to worry about the noise either, because the case is built with sound muffling materials, which helps you enjoy a quiet system so all your attention is on the system! For the user’s ease, the P400 also has removable magnetic dust filters, so keeping it maintained won’t be an issue.

And now, let’s talk aesthetics. Phanteks is definitely flying in this department, and the proof is in the detailing of the case. The RGB LED lighting has ten different color options, with all of them setting a nice contrast against the white backdrop. The strips light up the inside of your case and the logo also has lighting around it, giving the case a more subdued yet classy look. All in all, if you’re going for a minimalist chic vibe without compromising on the quality, the Eclipse P400 will be a perfect match for your build.

You may have seen this case breaking the market with its matte black, but trust us when we say white is just as beautiful, if not more.

Combining art and design, the 011’s main selling point is the building material. With tempered glass panels complimenting the thick SECC steel body, the entire chassis uses premium quality raw material that allows the user to make a one-time investment that’s worth the money. Although this is predominantly designed for ATX motherboards, the space this case provides also makes it compatible with eATX motherboards. The front panel has the standard two 3.0 USB/HD ports, solid additions to an already strong case.

The PC-O11 has the capability to store up to 9 fans, and three sides can be mounted for radiators without a hassle. We’re assuming that such strong cooling features are there because this case has dual PSU support, which means that powerful specs are much easier to manage. The glass panel is very user-friendly, with just a two-bolt installment, making it perfect for beginners who don’t like complicated installations. The 4x magnetic filters ensure that no dust particles infiltrate your system, and keeps everything clean. Luckily, the filters are also super easy to clean, so all the maintenance can be easily done by yourself.

Another attractive feature is the cable management, which is done very neatly thanks to the dual chamber setup that the chassis boasts. Long story short, you’ll be able to keep all the messy cables behind the scenes where they belong.

Last but not least, we talk about how the case looks overall. It’s big, but not big enough to overshadow everything else, and the sleek white design exudes elegance. The price tag of the 011 may be a hindrance for some, but if you have the cash then there’s no reason to skip out on this product.

If you are on a tight budget and want to get the best from your money, then it doesn’t get better than the NZXT H510.

With a glossy finish, the H510 offers great value for its price, as well as sturdy construction that won’t break anytime soon. It uses a steel mainframe with a glass window, and though it may not look as big from the outside it definitely has enough space to host all your components and is perfectly compatible with an ATX motherboard. The chassis offers space for seven expansion slots, accompanied by a double GPU slot for vertical mounting.

The front I/O panel has a single USB Type C connector, as well as one USB 3.1/HD output, and while this may be off-putting for some gamers out there, it’s important to note that motherboards and other extensions have plenty of ports so connection really won’t be an issue at the end of the day. To keep things cool, the case uses a back vent that employs two120 mm fans, and this case cuts back on radiator space but the performance of those strong fans more than makes up for it. There is also a cable bar, this will ensure that all your wiring remains out of view, along with making a nice contrast with the otherwise white case.

Overall, the NZXT H510 mainly wins because of two factors. The low price, and the oh-so-easy installation. Seriously, even a beginner won’t have any problems with cable management with this little thing. And as for the price, it’s the biggest attraction if you don’t want to go all out.

To make the process of choosing a case easier for you, we now become more specific with our products and their compatibility, and the Corsair 280X is ideal for anyone who has a Micro ATX. From the outside, the 280X is a statement piece. It’s simple and yet looks fierce with the premium materials shining through, although considering Corsair’s the manufacturer, quality is guaranteed.

This mini-tower may look small, but it has a lot to offer. There is PSU support, and the dual-chamber layout highlights the best features of your PC while keeping cable management a breeze, and the three tempered glass panels show transparency that elevates your build to another level. The storage components allow for two 3.5” and three 2.5” drives, so if your components can fit in a 280X, then this chassis should definitely be your top choice.

Surprisingly, this case has some high-level cooling options given its size and compatibility. You can install up to six 120mm fans, or a 240 mm radiator if you’re in the liquid cooling club. Design-wise, the dual-chamber also maximizes airflow. The fans have been appreciated by the gamers for running at fast speeds without becoming a noisy distraction. There’s also good news for the RGB lighting crowd since the fans have 32 LEDs that can be customized and controlled by the Corsair software. In the end, there’s no denying that this case is for a micro-ATX and comparing it to bigger models is unfair. But in the market for mini-ATX cases, the Corsair 280X is definitely one of the top contenders.

If for some reason you don’t seem to get with the 280X, then the DLM22 is another viable option for a micro ATX case. It’s extremely simple and user-friendly and may end saving you some money given the lower price tag as compared to the 280X.

With 360.68 x 203.2 x 411.48 mm dimensions, the first thing you probably notice about this case is how compact it is. The 0.6mm SPCC makes the structure a lot stronger, and the Low poly design will allow you to have a clearer view of the inside of the case. There are 4 expansion slots, and storage allows for two 2.5” and two 3.5” drives without taking up too much space. The front panel has again been kept extremely simple and low key, and features 1 x USB 3.0 and 2 x USB 2.0, along with the audio. It’s pretty clear that darkFlash has saved money by not making the case flashy, and yet giving gamers as many features as are possible within the price range. 

The tempered side glass is black, so the effect it has on the inside components is beautiful while also making the whole thing on the computer case look spacious.

There is space for up to 6 fans or a 240mm radiator, and the vents on the back also aid the system in maintaining a cool temperature. The side panel also acts as a door and is magnetic, so users will be pleased with the quick and efficient design that is tool-free and very simple to assemble.

We now move on to Mini ITX cases, and if you want to make your build as small as possible, then the A1 Plus may be the right addition for your build.

The dimensions for this case are 344 x 295 x 414mm, so it can easily be mounted on a desk for your ease. We also spy two PCI-e expansion slots and storage space for two 2.5” drives. The front I/O panel isn’t behind in features either, there are dual USB 3.0 ports and audio output. All pots have been brushed with aluminum for the purposes of reinforcement. Overall, the A1 Plus seems to have everything that you’d find on a standard case for a Mini ITX.

The cooling system on this chassis competes with mid-tower cases and has a lot of space to install cooling solutions. There is room for up to four 120mm fans, with two of them included. All of the cooling technology is flipped on its side which is really efficient in terms of saving space and making the inside look very aesthetically pleasing from the outside.

The main attraction for this case is the aesthetics. The A1 plus is mounted on a transparent case that lights up from the inside with RGB lighting, so keeping your build in a higher place will elevate the whole look. We also see ARGB lighting surrounding the two fan mounts, so if you want a build that helps you show off your creative side, then this may be the one. The fact that the case offers RGB lighting effects without a steep price hike makes it one of the best choices if you want a white Mini ITX case.

There are a lot of people who believe that the big bucks should be spent on components like the motherboard and graphics card, while smaller items like the PC case can be bought at low prices. If you think you’re one of these people, then we’re pleased to present the Thermaltake Core V1 Snow Edition, which offers both efficiency and a low budget price.

While most cases are in a cuboid shape, we find that the Core V1 has a cube exterior, with steel exterior and ventilation ports at the back. The biggest responsibility will be research, so you can make sure that all your components will be fixed in this box. All the materials are high-quality, and while the price of the case is cheap it certainly doesn’t look like it. The rear I/O panel has dual USB 3.0 and HD audio connectors with power buttons on the side.

You already get a 200mm fan with this case, and it also has enough space for another two 80mm fans. The side panels are interchangeable which allows the user to flip it accordingly in favor of water cooling or the fans. The inside has been divided into two chambers, with the upper chamber solely being dedicated to cooling and efficiency.

For aesthetics, the case majorly depends on the design. The cube layout is unique and attractive, and the ventilation ports have been cleverly installed so they can fulfill the purpose of maintaining a low temperature and also looking good.

Honestly, the only catch the case has is the size, and if your components can fit in this, then you should definitely go for the Thermaltake Core V1.

We’ve discussed all the small and budget cases, and it’s time we move on to the real game-changers in the industry. For us, The Tower 9 definitely belongs in the big leagues.

This super-tower case comes with glass panels on 3 sides, which means you get to see all the components you spent so much money on. Plus, this case is really spacious from the outside. It has room for 260mm coolers, and storage space for one 5.25″, six 3.5″ or six 2.5″, and two 2.5″ drives. The front I/O panel has the standard two USB 3.0/audio ports and two USB 2.0 ports for a little something extra.

After the technical specs, we come to the cooling solution. The case is huge, and so is the space for the fans. You can install thirteen (yes really) fans around the PC case, and this is one of the highest number of fans that any chassis out there allows. And as for water cooling, you can install dual 560mm radiators. In essence, no matter what kind of overclocking you do, the PC case will be able to handle it and make sure everything remains cool.

The aesthetic isn’t dependent on RGB lighting, but the size. The full tower case rests on 4 pegs, and the magnitude of this is really impressive, giving out powerful vibes that will go wonderfully well if you have spent money on other parts too.

Whether you are a gaming enthusiast or want to use this for business work where power is key, this case meets everyone’s requirements. The only reason people may not go for it is because of the bug size, but if you have the space then why not?

This case may not have side panels, but don’t let that throw you off, because if you want to mount your case on the wall, then this case is a favorite among gamers.

Supporting PSU support for ITX motherboards, this case can support a wide range of GPU solutions and the EMI shielding makes it ultra-durable. Two drives are included (3.5”/2.5”) and there is space to install two additional 3.5”/2.5” drive trays. The trays have been placed smartly in order to give the user up to 45mm of cable management space. The Panoramic Viewing design helps you get a clear view of the case and everything inside, so it definitely gets points for visual aesthetics. The front panel is also simple, featuring two USB 2.0 along with the usual two USB 3.0 / audio ports.

The left side of the case can support three 140mm fans, and there is plenty of space for installing a radiator. The best thing about this case is you get the flexibility to install components as you wish, and this allows gamers to keep the long tangles of cables at the back. And if you find the design unnerving as a beginner, then you’ll be pleased to know that Thermaltake has a Dismantlable Modular Design (MSD) which allows the user to build the case from the ground up with pre-design mounting arrays. It’s very realistic, and shouldn’t take too long to build yourself.

If you’re in the mood for displaying your build like a wall mount, then the P3 Snow edition is a smart purchase. And if you really want to make the whole thing pop, you can always paint the wall black to make the white case stand out!

If you are a fan of RGB lighting, then you’ve probably already heard about this case. It’s stylish and efficient, and a popular choice in the market if you have cash in your pockets.

With 16 x 8.3 x 18.5-inch dimensions, the chassis is just the right size; big enough to hold all your components but not taking the attention away from everything else.  It’ll accommodate most mainstream motherboards, and as a mid-tower, it definitely has a lot to offer.

Sturdy side panels are complemented by 4mm thick paneled glass panels, offering crisp visibility. For cooling purposes, you can install up to three 120mm fans in the front or two 140mm fans in the back. The clearance for radiators is 360mm in the front or 280mm on the top. In summary, you can ensure that the tower will keep itself cool while also ensuring the components don’t suffer. There is also a magnetic dust filter on the top, as well as a removable filter on the bottom, and we doubt any dust particles would be able to cross these and having a filter just simplifies cleaning your build so much.

There is a pre-installed RGB LED strip that definitely adds personality to the case. You also get a Rainbow LED Fan in the rear for extra color. One of the biggest facts that gamers commended that the T20 has no sharp corners, and the overall build is very user-friendly, especially for beginners.

The biggest selling point for this PC case is the aesthetics thanks to the RGB lighting, so if you want to have a flashy build, look no further! If you want to continue to continue to build an RGB build, check out the best RGB gaming keyboard here.

There are still so many other choices on the market, but our job is to pick out the best ones so you don’t have to go through all the item specifications. Once you’ve decided on all your components, check out your budget for a PC case and Ovrclock will probably have the best option ready for you!

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