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Fractal Design’s Pop XL Silent PC case offers a valuable feature set, generous component space, and hushed-up, air-cooled operation for right around $100.

In Win's quirky, colorful Airforce is a useful EATX PC case for those who need massive internal space for air-cooling their desktop parts—and love putting things together, kit-style.

A gigantic mega-case for the most extreme builds, Cooler Master's HAF 700 beats its closest rival in sheer quantity of fan and radiator support, while also being less expensive. That said, it's big enough to be a non-starter for all but the most motivated and cooling-stocked.

ADATA's XPG Valor Air ATX PC case does a fine job of packing full-size components into a midsize box at a small, small price.

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Available with some nifty hints of color, Fractal Design’s Pop Air RGB is suitable for seekers of a big PC case with a pair of hidden, old-school 5.25-inch bays, be it for a multi-drive backplane, a classic bay-panel device. or a DVD burner.

Delivering excellent performance at a reasonable price, NZXT's H7 Flow ATX case does such a fine job at the basics that it outshines advanced features offered by its competitors.

If the ViprTech Sidewindr Mini’s unusual design wins your heart, none of this Mini-ITX open-frame case's clear cons will deter your brain.

Lian Li's O11 Dynamic Evolution case is a solid choice for show-system builders and storage pack rats, with admirable flexibility in terms of front-port and cooling-hardware placement.

In Win’s N515 is a flashy, quirky midtower with a funky front panel. It's designed for power-system builders who need lots of cooling, but only a few non-M.2 drives.