Top PC Cases 2023

There's a lot to like about the SilverStone Raven RV05 PC case, with quiet, efficient cooling, and room for larger graphics cards, but the unique layout and moderate drive support may not be everyone's cup of tea.

The Hyte Y60 is a looks first, performance second mid-tower chassis. That keeps it from being a standout in terms of airflow, but its panoramic glass design looks good and helps keep your system quiet.

Silverstone’s SETA A1 looks fresh on the surface and makes big promises, but it’s built on outdated internal design and doesn’t live up to its $130 price point.

With its ho-hum build materials and 3-pin fans, SilverStone's Seta H1 feels removed from the high-end PC-case market in which it competes. Look for a price drop.

On paper, the Ssupd Meshroom S looks like the most versatile ITX case ever. But getting your system set up in it can be a chore.

ADATA's XPG Starker midtower case lacks a fan controller or front USB-C, and it packs just a single aRGB fan. These shortfalls make it a less-than-ideal pick for its price, though it's easier to work inside than most PC cases.

NZXT takes things in a good direction with a mesh front intake on its new H510 Flow case, but its $110 price puts it in tough case company.

G.Skill’s Z5i isn’t the most practical Mini-ITX case, nor is it a great performer. But its bent glass panels do look absolutely stunning.

ADATA’s XPG Defender Pro is a nifty-looking case that emphasizes airflow, but a few quirky design issues take it down a notch. Plus, it's actually outmatched by the company’s own, more affordable XPG Invader model.

The Corsair iCue 5000X RGB is a glamorous-looking chassis, but for the price, it throws up too many roadblocks to an easy build. Other Corsair cases, such as the 4000D Airflow, make a smoother go of it.