The Best White PC Cases to Buy in 2025

1. ASUS Prime AP202

The ASUS Prime AP202 kicks off our roundup with something refreshingly different. While most of our recommendations lean toward ATX-compatible cases, the AP202 breaks the mould with a micro-ATX layout that caters to builders who crave a smaller footprint without sacrificing style or performance. If your setup can’t accommodate the towering enclosures dominating the market, this sleek white chassis might be precisely what you’ve been waiting for.

Designed to showcase your components with flair, the AP202 features a panoramic curved tempered glass panel that wraps from front to side, offering a clean, modern view of your build from nearly any angle. The panel detaches easily thanks to ASUS’s Easy-Detach Rail system, making upgrades and maintenance safe and straightforward.

Despite its compact form, this case is no slouch when it comes to hardware support. It accommodates GPUs up to 420mm, and its patented slot-vent design channels cool air directly toward your graphics card – ideal for high-performance setups in tight spaces. The vent also houses an integrated ARGB lighting strip that syncs with Aura Sync, adding subtle, customizable lighting accents to your build. This strip pairs beautifully with the case’s support for ARGB fans, creating a cohesive glow without overwhelming the aesthetic.

Up top, the front I/O panel includes high-speed USB Type-A and Type-C ports capable of up to 20Gbps, ensuring fast connectivity for modern peripherals. Whether you’re building a minimalist workstation or a compact gaming rig, the AP202 proves that small can still be mighty and stylish!

2. Montech King 95 Pro

~ Montech King 95 Pro Review – Written by Jay Harris ~

The second case in our lineup is the Montech King 95 Pro. This chassis impressed us when it was shown off at Computex 2023, and since hitting the shelves, this is a case that we’ve consistently used across several PC builds. The King 95 Pro is incredibly well-built, offering a seamless set of tempered glass which covers the front and side panels.

It utilises a dual-chamber design, which means all the wiring and cable mess is entirely hidden at the back, making your build much cleaner. It comes with four pre-installed fans (four 120mm, and two 140mm) saving prospective buyers some money. It also offers tremendous component clearance for a gigantic range of PC builds.

With space for graphics cards up to 420mm long, there’s ample room for modern NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. The King 95 Pro also has space for CPU coolers up to 175mm tall and power supplies up to 190mm long.

The cooling support is excellent, with room for a maximum of nine 120mm fans, a 360mm liquid cooler on the top panel, and a 240mm cooler on the side. Given that it comes with six fans, we feel the vast majority of builders will likely use the top mounting support for a 360mm AIO.

The only major drawback of the Montech King 95 Pro is its lack of support for 420mm AIOs. This will ultimately restrict those looking to build an insane enthusiast system, but this is a pretty small caveat considering this case’s price point and overall value.

3. Corsair FRAME 4000D

~ Corsair FRAME 4000D Case Review – Written by Jay Harris ~

We’ve reviewed this Corsair FRAME 4000D in greater detail already, so feel free to check that out to learn more about this chassis. The case we are recommending is actually the refreshed version of the Corsair 4000D. Corsair has taken the original case and ramped up the features to deliver a new, fully modular and spacious mid-tower PC.

This case features reverse-connector compatibility, allowing you to keep the bulk of your cables hidden while keeping your case internals clean and refined. If that’s what you’re looking for, this case might be the right one for you. Corsair has also included its INFINIRAIL Fan Mounting System for easily mounting fans or radiators on the top panel, which is notoriously fiddly. The Mounting System allows you to slide the rail to exactly where you need it, meaning that the mounting points aren’t fixed, providing unmatched flexibility.

As mentioned, the case can mount radiators and it supports up to 360 mm on the top, front, or side panels. The FRAME 400D also includes a GPU Anti-sag Stabilisation Arm, offering support for those heavier graphics cards that we are starting to see. Having built-in GPU support helps keep your chassis theme cohesive, which is why we like to see it here at GeekaWhat.

In contrast to the original 4000D, the front IO has been relocated from the top panel to the bottom of the front panel. This choice suggests that Corsair has designed this case to live on your desk, as having cables trailing on the ground is unsightly and dangerous, but also, why wouldn’t you want this stunning chassis on display?

4. HAVN HS420 VGPU

~ HAVN HS 420 PC Case Review – Written by Aled Wheeler ~

This is a relatively new brand in the PC landscape, HAVN, which launched its first PC case to widespread industry praise. The HS420 is a large mid-tower case featuring curved tempered glass on the side and front panels, forming a striking piece. We think this case will be a popular choice for you case aficionados.

The HS420 is virtually unrivalled when showcasing your high-performance build in all its glory. It is compatible with 420mm radiators on the top and sides, as well as three 140mm fans at the bottom of the chassis. It moves the PSU to the rear chamber, providing ample space for cable management and multiple cable-routing channels. HAVN also offers its SimpliCable routing system, designed to streamline cable management and make it easier for novice builders.

Despite the dual-chamber design, the chassis minimises width compared to competitor options, and adds height to create one of the tallest PC cases we’ve built with in some time. Despite its height, the HAVN HS420 doesn’t feel too empty at the bottom, thanks to the vertical GPU mount and the angular fan mount, which improve airflow. It generally does a good job of feeling balanced and proportional in many respects.

The more expensive VGPU variant of this case is the big winner in our books, providing not only a vertical GPU mount with a PCI-E Generation 5 riser cable (you’ll need this for the RTX 5090!) but also fan mounting and a glass airflow shield to keep GPU temperatures low. All of this makes the HAVN HS420 VGPU a fantastic bet for those looking for a high-end white PC case..