What will be the best gaming PC cases in 2020?
Have you planned out your ideal gaming PC and now needs to decide on which best gaming PC case you need to get in order to accommodate your powerful hardware? As planning out all your PC configuration is consideration enough, just like that figuring out best computer cases is important too. Because keep in mind that choosing a case is more than just the appearance and overall look.
It does not matter if your PC system is the centerpiece of your home office or you just stuff it under your desk, buying the right best portable gaming PC case matters. Best computer cases come in all shapes, sizes and features; you just need to know what is right for your PC needs.
The least requirement for a PC case is that you choose one that fits your PC size and can accommodate all your hardware and USB devices. Apart form these basic requirements, there are many PC cases available in the market that offer way more than just that such as spacious insides, temperature regulators, inaudible sound, wide water-cooling support, and visually pleasing hardened glass panels or RGB lighting, which is cherry on the top.
Let’s have a look at some of the best gaming PC cases 2020 that may find useful to fulfil your PC requirements.
NZXT H200
First in the list is NZXT H200 is a Mini ITX case that is a real attention grabber with its amazing design and a tempered glass panel that comes in several colors including but not limited to black, black-white, black-blue, black-red.
Generally, the H200 is easily one of the best Mini ITX cases available at the moment. Not only it is good in appearance but available in several different color combinations but also has various fan and radiators mounts, along with two solid 120mm fans.
But it is somewhat expensive and also slightly large for a Mini ITX case, so it is not the compact one in mini category out there. Though, when it comes to appearance, construction, cooling effectiveness and value, this is one of the top-notch PC cases out there.
Thermaltake Versa H17
For our second case, we move on to the more spacious cases, like Thermaltake Versa, which is sleek-looking and reasonably priced. It holds a clean design with a brushed metal front and it comes only in black, making it a very minimalistic but unique computer case.
Generally, this case is a good step up in size as compared to Mini ITX cases but also is reasonable in price. If you are looking for a case that can hold additional extra fans and accommodate a larger motherboard, all the while remaining comparatively solid and affordable, this might be the right case for you.
But actually, the only core problem is that the front of this case does not allow optimum and adequate airflow for the fans that are mounted at the front panel. Along with that, its cooling department is not that effective, particularly if you intend to doing any serious overclocking.
Cooler Master MasterBox Lite 3.1
At third, after the low profile Versa H17, we have come up with one of a unique pc cases that is a bit flashier, and it’s the Cooler Master MasterBox Lite 3.1. It has a see-through strengthened glass side panel and a black colored semi-transparent front, which makes it great for RGB devotees or basically for those who prefer glass to plastic or sheet metallic cases.
Actually, the MasterBox Lite 3.1 doesn’t support as many fans like the Thermaltake Versa H17 and costs approximately the same, that is why it is not really so much a step up as it is a step sidelong. We can’t say that it will not offer better cooling than the Thermaltake case, but for sure it looks great. Hence, if you are in favor of this style to the clean and inobtrusive exterior of the H17, then you must prefer MasterBox Lite 3.1.
And otherwise, much like the Versa H17, this PC case also offers only limited airflow, especially when it comes to the front-mounted fans. Even so, it remains a highly appealing cheap gaming PC case for you if you don’t plan on doing any thoughtful overclocking.
NZXT H400
This is now what we call a real set up– a Micro ATX case that syndicates aesthetics and cooling efficiency into one beautiful whole PC case. It holds a design similar to that of the H200, but coming in wide variety of colors and with extra fan and radiator bases.
Though it is basically just a somewhat larger Micro ATX option of the H200, the H400 likewise has extra fan mounts, comes with three excellent 120mm fans, and claims great thermal performance completely. It is certainly the go-to case for anyone looking for a gaming PC case that’s both compact and efficient, as well as great looking.
Undeniably, the main matter with the H400 is the charge, as it costs twice as much as either of the above cases we have reviewed. Furthermore, its bundled fans can get a little bit noisy under load, but apart from that, this is the case you will not complain about much because you fill find not major thigs to complain about. This PC case fulfils all the demands for a Micro ATX gaming case.
Corsair Carbide 100R
The last but not the least entrance on the list is a more modest case from Corsair, that is the Carbide 100R. Although it is not that visually impressive as the 570X, but it is still an airy high-quality ATX case, and more meaningfully, it will not be as hard on your wallet.
Generally, the Carbide 100R is a case that succeeds to find just the right balance between affordability and quality, which means it’s not overly expensive. But it still brags a solid construction, offers decent airflow, and even has a transparent side panel. Sadly, it won’t appeal to many because of limited cooling, and the plastic exterior that make it feel less first-class, but for the price, this is definitely one good-looking portable gaming PC case that will offer good value for your money.
