Top PC Cases 2023

SilverStone’s Sugo 14 mini-ITX PC case may not be the easiest we've built in, but its moderate price and support for lots of power parts make the purchase (and the pre-build planning) worthwhile.

A moderate price helps justify several small flaws in the Raijintek Ophion Elite, a small-footprint mini-tower for Mini-ITX builds that you can even place on the floor.

Asus' ROG Hyperion is a massive mega-showcase chassis with enough features and available customizations to please the most demanding PC builders, but it comes at a high price.

NZXT's H9 Elite PC case is a stunner in person, but anyone who can't figure out an advanced fan configuration to keep their components cool shouldn't expect performance that matches the look.

Thermaltake's well-constructed H700 TG is a spiffy-looking, so-so-performing midtower case that's best for PC builders who prioritize aesthetics.

The Fractal Design Ridge looks stunning and slim, but its thermal performance means you’ll want to stick lower-power processors.

Its thermal and noise performance are nothing remarkable, but the Alta G1M PC case revisits a classic SilverStone design to tuck a MicroATX build into a very tight footprint.

Fractal Design’s Torrent offers a totally different design from what we’re used to, but the end result is a pretty unique and powerful chassis.

Thermaltake's Divider 300 TG ARGB is a fairly plain-looking ATX case that's a breeze to build in, but it's a little pricey and configured better for a large air cooler than for a water cooler, leaving it in a tricky market position.

Antec’s P10 Flux might look boring, but if that’s what you’re after, it offers excellent value with tons of noise damping and five fans.