The 15 Best White PC Cases of 2024
This feature has been updated after reviewing options available on the market (and upcoming) in mid-2024. A couple of picks have been updated and some relevant alternatives have been included for some options.
White is the new black for PC cases.
Black and grey cases have ruled the market for many, many years, and for a long time, it was hard to find a good white computer case.
But over the last few years, great manufacturers have come up with some fantastic designs.
Note for this topic: while we do have top picks, there are so many fantastic options that we’ve chosen to expand into more than usual to make sure you’ve got the right options for anything from a large white gaming PC to a compact stylish streaming/production build.
- Overall Best White PC Case: Corsair 4000D
- Runner-Up Best White PC Case: Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic
- Best Cheap White PC Case: NZXT H510
- Best White PC Case for Airflow (Premium Pick): Corsair 680X
- Best White Micro ATX Case: Corsair 280X
- Best Cheap White Micro ATX Case: Okinos Aqua 3
- Best White Mini ITX Case: inWin A1 Plus
- Best Cheap White Mini ITX Case: Thermaltake Core V1 Snow Edition
- Best Large E-ATX PC Case: Thermaltake “The Tower 900” Snow Edition
- Best White PC Case for Wall Mounting: Thermaltake P3 Snow Edition
- Best Budget White PC Case Alternative: Thermaltake S500 Snow Edition
- Alternative White ATX Case: Corsair iCue 220T RGB
- Alternative White Budget ATX Case: Fractal Design Focus G
- Best White PC Case Without Window: EVGA DG-77 / DG-75
- Best Quiet White PC Case: be Quiet! Pure Base 500
Overall Best White PC Case: Corsair 4000D
We can’t recommend the 4000D highly enough.
Coming in at a ridiculously great price for what it’s offering, this Corsair offering (one of the best case brands) provides a fantastic build quality. With a largely steel exterior and tempered glass fitting, in addition to the fantastic additional inner/outer features on offer.
The case boasts great space; designed for ATX but also able to cater E-ATX motherboards up to 277mm wide. It will be capable of fitting most GPUs with up to 360mm length coverage, contains 7+2 expansion slots, and up to 2 x 3.5″ / 2 x 2.5″ drives.
The case also exceeds in cooling requirements, with simple cable management options and good space for airflow/your chosen cooling solution (up to 6 fans, 2 included, and plenty of radiator space for a liquid cooling approach).
And of course, the case is a beauty. Not only does the sharp-white coloring give it a unique style, but Corsair’s front mesh panel provides enough airflow for great cooling, while also being aesthetically pleasing and clear enough for RGB fans to shine through tastefully (if you want to go down that route, otherwise, it can be a good minimalist case without heavy lighting inside).
The front panel I/O is subtle and includes all the usual supects, including a 3.1 type C connector.
There are plenty more options to consider below, but if you’re looking for the best white computer case in this price range, we think you’re going to love the 4000D.
2024 update: The 4000D replaces my long-running top pick, the Phanteks P400. This previous case took the prize for nearly 3 years, so it’s a testament to how great this Corsair offering is!
Runner-Up Best White PC Case: Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic
Don’t be deceived by the black in the picture, this case has a great, sleek white design. Not only that, but this is one of the most consistently featured cases on What in Tech, and our pick for the best PC case in any category.
The O11 is another white tower case that shines in build quality. From one of the best chassis manufacturers in the business, the case boasts thiick SECC steel, tempered glass side panels, and subtle dust filters on the interior. The case simply looks incredible and is not done justice by stock photos (an example of it powered on can be seen here).
It takes the design focus one step further by offering one of our favorite features in a larger case: a dual-chamber layout that allows you to hide your “uglier” parts and cables out of view. Great from a design perspective but also for airflow, with this being one of the best white PC cases for cable management.
While classified as a mid-tower, the PC-011 boasts some impressive space, with 4 x 2.5″ / 2 x 3.5″ drive space, up to 9 fans (or 3 decent sized radiators), and GPUs up to 420mm. This is bordering on a full-tower case (which is probably why it suggests it is compatible with some eATX motherboards).
A rather uncommon feature the O11 has is dual PSU support. If you’re looking for some very efficient/powerful spec, this may be an attractive offering for you.
The front I/O panel is nice, alongside the usual 2 x 3.0 USB / HD audio ports is a USB 3.1 Type C input.
The only reason we didn’t rank it above the Phanteks pick is that the price-point of the PC-O11D is slightly higher. For most builds, to get as close to perfect as we can imagine in a white chassis, we think it’s worth it. But we appreciate that may not be the case for all mid-range builders.
Whether you’re looking for a white pc case for gaming, streaming, or business/personal use, this is an amazing tower with an unmatched ability to balance style, build quality, performance, internal layout, and price. If it gits in your budget, we highly recommend it.
Best Cheap White PC Case: NZXT H510
You might’ve already heard of the NZXT H510, and for good reasons.
This case is one of the most popular on the market. From a renowned case manufacturer, the slick style and great build quality (with price in mind) are what you expect from NZXT (and if you’re not short on budget, a great elite option is also available).
With a steel exterior and tempered glass window, the case not only feels impressively strong/secure for the price but offers decent space for popular components and an ATX motherboard.
There is less space for fans/water cooling than the top 2 choices. However, there is still more than enough to cover most building requirements (and 2 high-quality, albeit a tad noisy, fans included, really adding to the value).
Setup will be a joy if you’re a beginner too, NZXT has a tried and tested format of cable management in their cases which will give you good results without too much pain.
A nice addition to the front panel is a USB Type C connector alongside a single USB 3.1/headphone output (a slight shame there isn’t a second traditional USB port/audio output, but this likely isn’t an issue for most and can be substituted with an extender or a motherboard with plenty of ports).
One of the cheapest cases on the list, it’s impressive how the H510 retains a great level of quality, space, and ease of use. This is a fantastic option and easily our choice for the best budget white PC case on the market today.
Best White PC Case for Airflow (Premium Pick): Corsair 680X
The price may be steep, but oh boy, this case is worth it if you have the budget.
With an incredible, monolithic design, the 680X is striking in both its presentation and superb build quality and has been designed with a dual-chamber layout. This essentially means it has a large hidden compartment that hides your less attractive components (PSU, drives, and cabling).
Not only is this great for displaying your fancy GPU/motherboard, but it gives all components in the PC great airflow and install space.
Talking about airflow, this case is made for it! With room for up to 8 fans and 4 radiators (on top of the lack of PSU/drives hogging space in the main compartment), this case would really be ideal for high-spec gaming, editing, or production PC builds.
On top of that, the RGB edition of this case comes with 3 gorgeous LED RGB fans and the option to control them via a control panel (you could add more to fit into this system too).
In the second-chamber compartment hides an enormous array of quick-install drive bays, up to 3 x 3.5″ and 4 x 2.5″ drives can be installed within this, offering great storage options for anyone looking at a server/media center build.
The 680X is a huge ATX case that will support the most popular parts and even hosts compatibility for some E-ATX motherboards if you are inclined to purchase something that large.
With the 680X, you’re really getting what you pay for. If you have the money, this is the most impressive case on the list and is a fantastic option if you’re looking to build a very high-spec rig.
Best White Micro ATX Case: Corsair 280X
If you’re looking for a white mini-tower, Corsair has created a fantastic smaller brother to the 680X.
The 280X boasts a lot of similar great layout choices to our favorite high-end pick. With a dual-chamber system build that allows you to hide your drives, PSU, and cables; allowing more space for airflow and larger GPU/motherboard parts in the main section.
Bear in mind, of course, this case is designed for mini tower builds so be sure to check your part dimensions. But for a Micro ATX tower, it offers some impressive space and you’ll be able to manage certain dual-GPU builds.
Cooling is also very impressive for the small form factor, with up to 6 fans being installed (and 2 included, controllable LED RGB fans if you choose the RGB edition) and the capability to host multiple 240mm liquid cooling radiators. It’s hard to imagine needing more for a Micro ATX build even if you add very pricey hardware inside.
We may be focussed on the best white tower cases, but make no mistake; as far as Micro ATX cases go at this price range, the 280X is one of the best out of all the possible choices.
Best Cheap White Micro ATX Case: Okinos Aqua 32
The Aqua 3 is a decent mATX alternative if the 280X is outside of your price range/style preference.
The case includes good cooling options, with up to 6 fans and 240mm radiator support; not to mention decent cable management. Some of the layout may cause the airflow to be sub-optimal but this isn’t too uncommon in mini-tower cases.
The design is wonderfully simplistic, while not quite the same build quality as the 280X, you’re still getting a pair of tempered glass panels; l‘m impressed that they managed to include a design with a very thin bezel seperating the panels as this gives a much more premium look than most cases at this price point.
Also with budget in mind, I appreciate that Okinos includes 3 x ARGB fans pre-installed, which will be plenty of cooling off the bat for a cheaper build.
2024 update: The Aqua 3 replaces our previous budget mATX pick, the DLM22.
Best White Mini ITX Case: inWin A1 Plus
For those of you set on building a tiny white computer tower, inWin has created a very attractive offering with the A1 plus.
This case really shines in the design department, made out of a very attractive SECC steel exterior and tempered glass window, the whole unit sits on top of a transparent stand that hosts a set of addressable RGB lights. As you can see from the photo, this provides a very unique look; the case really looks fantastic on a desk.
For size, you have room for 2 x 2.5″ drives, 2 PCI-e slots, and reasonable dimensions allowing for a GPU of up to 320mm.
The front I/O panel rests on a gorgeous metal covering and has the standard ports (2 x USB 3 / audios, you’re unlikely to see more than this for an mITX case).
As far as the cooling goes, you’re of course not going to get the same levels as an ATX/mini-tower case. But for the size, it performs impressively and offers room for up to 4 x 120mm fans (with 2 high-quality ones included).
One thing to point out is that the provided PSU may not be well performant with high-spec builds. For most average mITX builds, the PSU should be fine. But if you have the budget and are trying to include the most powerful GPU that will fit, it may be worth purchasing a more reputable alternative (such as the Corsair SF series), and using the inWin provided PSU as a backup.
If the PSU factor isn’t offputting for you, this is our number one pick for the best white mini ITX case.
Best Cheap White Mini ITX Case: Thermaltake Core V1 Snow Edition
We really like this case, and have talked about it in another series and were very pleased to see the Snow Edition give our white builders an option.
The Core V1 is an impressive cheap white PC case. Still containing some steel exterior components and a ventilation setup similar to those of higher price.
The case comes with a pre-installed 200mm fan (very good for the price) and the option of 2 x 80mm fans on the rear, giving you a pretty decent option for cooling considering the tightness of the case.
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