The Best White PC Cases

It includes two 140mm fans and a front USB-C port, and fits cards up to 355mm. It takes ATX, mATX and ITX boards, and its open oak front with integrated mesh keeps air moving. The chalk white finish suits a living-room build.

On GPU clearance it trails the group at 355mm, while the Pop 2 Vision RGB comes in at 412mm. You also get seven expansion slots. GPU limit in the North Chalk White: 355mm, before front fans. Only the Lancool 217 White came close to it on price at the time of writing; it cost the most of the 6 picks.

Real wood accents set it apart from all-white rivals. The white finish suits a light build. It supports back-connect motherboards and has two PSU mounting options.

It also comes with a 140mm rear fan and two reversed-blade 120mm fans. Confirm GPU length for the Lancool 217 White with its maker. When we checked, only the H9 Flow White and cheaper picks cost less, and the North Chalk White cost more. If you want a confirmed GPU clearance, look to the Pop 2 Vision RGB instead: it comes in at 412mm, while this one gives no figure.

It fits a 420mm radiator behind wraparound glass. Its dual-chamber layout hides the PSU and drives, and three F140Q fans come pre-installed. Perforated steel panels feed air to high-power builds.

Its 420mm largest radiator size is the largest here; the Pop 2 Vision RGB comes next at 360mm. Wraparound tempered glass is unique to it among these picks, while the H6 Flow White uses wraparound glass panels. Confirm GPU length for the H9 Flow White with its maker.

The H9 Flow White takes 420mm radiators; mind RAM height. It was priced above the Pop 2 Vision RGB and below the Lancool 217 White at the time of writing. There is no published GPU clearance figure, whereas the Pop 2 Vision RGB comes in at 412mm.

It supports back-connect motherboards and 412mm graphics cards. Four reverse-blade fans come pre-installed in a dual-chamber layout, and it fits 360mm radiators on top. Tool-free panels, including the glass side and front, lift off easily.

On GPU clearance it leads this guide at 412mm, ahead of the 3000D Airflow White (360mm). On largest radiator size it ties with the 3000D Airflow White at 360mm. GPU limit in the Pop 2 Vision RGB: 412mm, before front fans.

The Pop 2 Vision RGB takes 360mm radiators; mind RAM height. On price it sat third of 6, between the cheaper 3000D Airflow White and the pricier H9 Flow White, at the time of writing.

The perforated top and side panels keep airflow up despite the glass. Wide cable channels and straps simplify routing, and perforated top and side panels improve airflow while filtering dust. The compact dual-chamber layout keeps the main chamber clear.

You get wraparound glass panels here, which sets it apart from the H9 Flow White and its wraparound tempered glass. Confirm GPU length for the H6 Flow White with its maker. No other pick here cost less at our last price check, and the 3000D Airflow White was closest. If you want a confirmed GPU clearance, look to the Pop 2 Vision RGB instead: it comes in at 412mm, while this one gives no figure.

It takes four-slot cards up to 360mm. Its 360mm GPU clearance ranks second of 3 here, behind the Pop 2 Vision RGB (412mm) and ahead of the North Chalk White (355mm). On largest radiator size it ties with the Pop 2 Vision RGB at 360mm.

GPU limit in the 3000D Airflow White: 360mm, before front fans. The 3000D Airflow White takes 360mm radiators; mind RAM height. On price it sat second of 6, between the cheaper H6 Flow White and the pricier Pop 2 Vision RGB, at the time of writing. The trade-off is largest radiator size; for more, the H9 Flow White comes in at 420mm.