72 computer case manufacturers
Official websites of every PC case brand, from SFF boutiques to full-tower giants.
All brands · 72
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1stPlayer, official website
Affordable gaming cases with glass panels and room for many fans.
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Abee, official websiteJP
Minimalist aluminium cases.
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Abko, official websiteKR
Korean brand of affordable towers, including a real-wood front model.
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Aerocool, official website
Gaming cases with bold designs at entry-level prices.
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Akasa, official website
Compact and fanless aluminium cases, alongside cooling products.
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Ant Esports, official websiteIN
Indian gaming brand with affordable cabinets and peripherals.
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Antec, official websiteTW
Long-running case maker with airflow and showcase towers.
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Apevia, official website
Budget gaming cases with RGB lighting.
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ASUS, official websiteTW
ROG, TUF Gaming and ProArt cases from the motherboard maker.
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Azza, official website
Cases with unusual shapes and panoramic glass.
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be quiet!, official websiteDE
Built around silence: sound-dampened, low-noise cases.
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BitFenix, official websiteTW
Cases from Mini-ITX to E-ATX, with a modding streak.
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Chieftec, official websiteTW
Long-standing maker of office and gaming cases, and power supplies.
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Cooler Master, official websiteTW
Wide range, from compact SFF builds to full towers.
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Cooltek, official website
Compact and budget-friendly cases.
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Corsair, official websiteUS
Gaming cases from SFF to full tower, tied into the iCUE RGB ecosystem.
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Cougar, official website
Gaming cases with sharp, angular designs.
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Dan Cases, official websiteDK
Small-form-factor pioneer behind the A4-SFX.
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darkFlash, official website
Affordable ATX and M-ATX cases, many in showcase style.
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DeepCool, official websiteCN
Value-focused airflow cases and cooling.
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Endorfy, official websitePL
Polish brand with airflow and fishtank-style cases.
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Enermax, official websiteTW
Power-supply veteran that also builds panoramic showcase cases.
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FormD, official website
Maker of the T1, a reference sub-10-litre SFF case.
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Fractal Design, official websiteSE
Swedish design, from quiet towers to wood-accented cases.
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Gamdias, official website
Gaming cases and RGB components.
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GameMax, official websiteCN
Budget gaming cases and power supplies.
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Genesis, official websitePL
Polish gaming brand with affordable cases.
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Geometric Future, official website
Design-led cases with unconventional layouts.
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Gigabyte, official websiteTW
AORUS and Gigabyte gaming cases.
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Golden Field, official websiteCN
Budget cases, power supplies and peripherals.
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HAVN, official website
Design-focused cases like the HS 420 and BF 360.
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HDPLEX, official website
Fanless aluminium cases for silent builds.
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HYTE, official website
Panoramic glass showcase cases, from ATX to Mini-ITX.
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Inter-Tech, official websiteDE
Affordable desktop and gaming cases.
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InWin, official websiteTW
Known for sculptural, unconventional cases.
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Jonsbo, official websiteCN
Compact and unusual form factors, including NAS cases.
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Kolink, official website
Budget-friendly cases from Mini-ITX to ATX.
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Krux, official websitePL
Polish gaming brand with affordable cases.
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LC-Power, official website
Budget cases, power supplies and monitors.
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Lian Li, official websiteTW
Aluminium craftsmanship: O11 dual-chamber and Lancool series.
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Mars Gaming, official website
Spanish gaming brand with affordable cases.
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Metallic Gear, official websiteNL
Phanteks' sister brand, with the minimalist Neo series.
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Montech, official websiteCN
Affordable airflow and showcase cases.
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MSI, official websiteTW
MAG and MPG gaming cases from the hardware maker.
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Musetex, official website
Budget cases with glass panels and pre-installed fans.
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Nanoxia, official website
Silence-focused cases.
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NCASE, official website
Small-form-factor pioneer behind the M1 and M2.
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Nox, official websiteES
Spanish brand of gaming cases and peripherals.
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NZXT, official websiteUS
Clean, minimal towers like the H-series.
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Okinos, official website
Affordable airflow and aquarium-style cases.
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Phanteks, official websiteNL
Expandable cases built for custom water cooling.
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Raijintek, official websiteCN
Compact and sound-dampened cases, alongside cooling.
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Razer, official websiteUS
Tomahawk gaming cases from the peripherals brand.
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Rosewill, official websiteUS
Newegg's in-house brand of budget cases.
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Sama, official websiteCN
Budget cases and cooling.
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Segotep, official websiteCN
Budget gaming cases.
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Sharkoon, official websiteDE
Wide range of value-for-money cases.
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SilverStone, official websiteTW
SFF specialist with unconventional layouts, from tiny ITX to towers.
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Singularity Computers, official websiteAU
Boutique cases built around custom water cooling.
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Sliger, official websiteUS
US-made small-form-factor and rackmount cases.
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SSUPD, official website
Compact ITX cases like the Meshroom and Meshlicious.
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Streacom, official websiteIE
Minimal aluminium cases, including fanless builds and open benches.
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Tecware, official website
Affordable cases and mechanical keyboards.
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Tempest, official websiteES
Spanish gaming brand with budget cases.
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Thermaltake, official websiteTW
Large catalogue of gaming towers and open-frame designs.
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TRYX, official website
Premium towers with modular layouts.
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Vetroo, official website
Budget airflow and showcase cases.
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Xigmatek, official website
Budget gaming cases and cooling.
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Xilence, official website
Budget cases and cooling.
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XPG, official website
ADATA's gaming brand, with airflow and showcase cases.
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Zalman, official websiteKR
Korean brand of affordable cases.
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Zebronics, official websiteIN
Indian electronics brand with budget gaming cabinets.
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Frequently asked questions
How many PC case brands are there?
This list covers 72 active PC case brands and computer case manufacturers from at least 14 countries: the big names (Corsair, Fractal Design, Lian Li, NZXT, be quiet!, and Cooler Master), boutique small-form-factor makers (Dan Cases, FormD, HDPLEX, NCASE, Sliger, and Streacom) and brands mostly found in one region. Every entry links to the brand’s official website.
Which countries make the most PC cases?
Among the brands on this list, Taiwan (12), China (8), the United States (5), Germany (3), and Poland (3) are the most represented. Type a country name in the search box to see its brands.
Which brands make small form factor (SFF) cases?
Small form factor (SFF) cases are compact, usually under 20 litres, and built around Mini-ITX motherboards. 19 brands on this list make them: Akasa, BitFenix, Cooler Master, Corsair, Dan Cases, FormD, Fractal Design, HDPLEX, HYTE, Jonsbo, Kolink, Lian Li, Metallic Gear, NCASE, Raijintek, SilverStone, Sliger, SSUPD, and Streacom. Tap the SFF filter to see them all.
What do ATX, SFF, full tower, silent and showcase mean?
They describe size and style. ATX mid-towers are the standard size for most builds. Full towers are taller, with room for E-ATX boards, several radiators and many drives. SFF is the compact end, for Mini-ITX boards. Silent cases add sound-dampening material and solid panels; showcase cases use tempered glass to display the build; open-frame cases have no side panels at all.
Are all these brands sold worldwide?
Not always. The big names ship worldwide, while smaller brands are often easiest to find in their home region. The country code next to each brand shows where it is based, and its official website lists where to buy.
Why is the list in random order?
So that no brand gets a better spot for being first in the alphabet. The order is reshuffled on every visit but stays the same while you browse, including when you come back from a brand’s site. Prefer alphabetical? Switch to A–Z above the list. A sponsored brand, when there is one, sits in the clearly marked first spot.
How is this list kept up to date?
Each brand’s official website is checked regularly. Brands that shut down or stop making cases are removed, and new makers are added as they appear. Last check: 18 September 2026. Missing a brand? Use Suggest a brand below. Spotted a wrong country or a dead link? Tell us with the feedback button.