Let’s take a look at some white PC cases! With over 600 case options, our production team has a lot of experience dealing with cases from different manufacturers and brands. This article is for those exploring building or buying a white PC. Many people appreciate the clean, modern aesthetic white accents bring to PC setups. White cases also allow RGB lighting to shine uniquely, reflecting light in striking ways.
Simplicity Meets Functionality – Fractal Design Pop Air RGB
This case is simple and has a lot of ease of access. Not only that, I think it’s the cleanest look of the available white Fractal cases. It’s comparable to the Torrent Tower & Meshify C cases. I think this is the cleanest of the designs. Fractal offers a variety of options in general. The Pop Air can hold an ATX motherboard, GPU length of 405mm, and support 280mm radiators. It’s a valuable mid-tower with ease of access to each area. I enjoy the front compartment that has a loose tray for whatever small items you want to keep near your PC. I was always a fan of niche additions like this. There’s room in the back for 2 SATA SSDs and 2 HDDs for any storage additions. This case is small enough that most users would benefit from using extra M.2 slots for storage expansion. In turn, remove the drive cages and utilize the space for cable management. It depends how you would want to use it. Similar to the Thermaltake listing, I recommend most Fractal cases available, and most have a white option available. Lastly, this case can fit onto a desktop or in a cubby depending on how you like your setup.
Hyte Y70 – A Bold Design Statement for White PCs
The Hyte Y70 is a visually stunning large case that fits perfectly into niche builds. The standout feature is its front-corner design that bends the view into the case, highlighting internal components. For those pursuing a unique color scheme, the white gaming PC version is especially eye-catching.
Coming from tech support, I didn’t want a PCIe riser cable, as that’s the main option for a GPU in that system. I wouldn’t mind a vertically mounted GPU in theory, but that’s another possible point of failure (although rare.) Don’t let this hold you back. The case looks great with the way it mounts GPUs to show off the top portion. The Y70 has plenty of room to work with in terms of how you want your radiator mounted. Remember, this is something you can request during the AVADirect build process. This case seems more creative compared to most, I feel it works well for those interested in an AIO LCD screen. In addition to Hyte’s corner screen option, the variety of programmable screens would work well for streamers. Also, those who enjoy RGB and movement in their build.
Lian Li O11D – Timeless Elegance
The Lian 011D is a very popular choice for white PC builds. I’m personally a big fan of this case (as I use this case at home.) It’s a large case, so it’s more expensive than other options mentioned. It has a silver accent on the front-right panel that adds to the color scheme of many build options; this is part of the reason I use it. The black accents of the case accentuate builds. I always liked working in these cases due to the compartments split amongst the case. The top is the first piece that needs removed to access the side panels. This may be notable for those who are used to removing the side panel in one step. This case has plenty of options for fan placement, AIO placement, and storage additions. I always appreciate that I can have a group of radiator fans oriented up, down, or to the back compartment. There’s room for large GPUs, or a multi-GPU setup. This case is preferred by me for how durable steel and tempered glass are.
Sleek and Functional White PC Case – NZXT H7 Flow
The Flow is a clean looking mid-tower case. The interior has its own style that is engineered with functionality that you would expect in high end cases. The shapes of this case are pleasant and nice to look at in a build. This is noticeable when wire management is handled well in a minimalist build. The back compartment has enough storage to accommodate most users. Built in drive cages and mounts support plenty of storage additions. With support for up to 277mm E-ATX motherboards, this case has plenty of room for most casual builds all the way to a necessary workstation build. This case has an artsy look to it with the delicate shapes. It’s sleek compared to most cases. There are multiple options for radiator mounting on the top, front, and bottom. This case is a good price point for the mid-tower white PC case size. I highly recommend this case.
Thermaltake Tower (Series) – Creative White PC Case Features
I enjoy this whole series. Each rendition has its own flavor that makes each build special. Notice the difference in curves between each model. I really like the Thermaltake Tower 300 because it looks like a time capsule. It’s always fun to branch out from the usual rectangular shape of cases. A few of these cases have the availability to add an LCD screen in the front spot. It can be expensive, but it’s worth it for those that want a creative approach to their PC. You can add your own GIFs, sensors and visuals. These cases are all large for their respective size class. (Barring the Tower 300) each one has full capability for plenty of drives and part additions. The Thermaltake Tower 500 supports E-ATX boards, and the Tower 900 is well known for its use in liquid cooling setups. As a reminder, you can have your white PC build configured custom the way you like it at AVADirect.
Feel free to let us know what white cases you enjoy! Share any of your builds on our Discord. I’m always happy to see the builds that you all appreciate the most.
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