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The PC cases in the catalogue Argusic tracks, in one table you can filter by what you will build: a workstation for code and local AI, a home server with room for drives, a PC with a long graphics card, or a small build. Filter by the largest board a case takes, its tower size, the graphics card and radiator it has room for, its drive bays and the price, then read the buying guide below the table.
Nothing here was tested hands-on. Specs are what the seller states, and the Use for rules are Argusic's, printed beside the filter.
Right now: 139 cases, each with a price read in the store's window, 134 in stock. Latest price read 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT.
Three popular picks from the table below, one per brand, refreshed with the prices; commissions never change the order.
Takes graphics cards up to 420 mm long
Takes a radiator up to 360 mm
Takes a radiator up to 360 mm
342.92 USD (as of 10/18/2026 23:41 PDT - Details)
View on Best BuyListing 139 cases priced from $55. Colours of one product share a row.
Recommended: $110 to $150 first, popular first, one brand at a time; rows priced at another store take every third place while any are left. This is Argusic's editorial default, not a quality ranking. Commissions never change the order.
Largest board: ATXRadiator up to (mm): 360
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATX
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
143.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: mATX3.5-inch bays: 10
Programming workstation: noHome server: yesLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: yes
144.99 USDat Best Buyin stock(as of 10/18/2026 23:41 PDT - Details)
View on Best BuyLargest board: ATXRadiator up to (mm): 420
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
129.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATXTower: Mid tower
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATXTower: Mid towerRadiator up to (mm): 420
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
134.99 USDat Best Buyin stock(as of 10/18/2026 23:41 PDT - Details)
View on Best BuyLargest board: ATXRadiator up to (mm): 420
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: E-ATXTower: Mid tower
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.00 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonTower: Full tower
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
130.99 USDat Best Buyin stock(as of 10/18/2026 23:41 PDT - Details)
View on Best BuyLargest board: E-ATXTower: Full towerRadiator up to (mm): 420
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
149.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:57 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: E-ATXTower: Full tower3.5-inch bays: 11
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: yesLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
139.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATXGraphics card up to (mm): 380
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: yesSmall build: no
132.99 USDat Best Buyin stock(as of 10/18/2026 23:41 PDT - Details)
View on Best BuyLargest board: ATXGraphics card up to (mm): 315Radiator up to (mm): 240
Programming workstation: noHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: noSmall build: no
118.98 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATXGraphics card up to (mm): 420Radiator up to (mm): 360
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: yesSmall build: no
110.41 USDsold by Thermalright Direct 2in stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ATXTower: Mid towerGraphics card up to (mm): 400Radiator up to (mm): 3603.5-inch bays: 2
Programming workstation: yesHome server: noLong graphics cards: yesSmall build: no
139.90 USDsold by be-quiet-officialin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonTower: Mid towerRadiator up to (mm): 360
Programming workstation: not statedHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ITXTower: Mini towerGraphics card up to (mm): 230
Programming workstation: noHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: noSmall build: yes
129.99 USDsold by JONSBOin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: E-ATXTower: Full towerRadiator up to (mm): 360
Programming workstation: yesHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: no
119.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:57 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ITX3.5-inch bays: 5
Programming workstation: noHome server: yesLong graphics cards: not statedSmall build: yes
128.90 USDsold by JONSBOin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonLargest board: ITXTower: Small form factorGraphics card up to (mm): 360Radiator up to (mm): 280
Programming workstation: noHome server: not statedLong graphics cards: yesSmall build: yes
129.99 USDsold by Amazonin stock(as of 10/19/2026 05:58 PDT - Details)
View on AmazonA development machine is a full-size board with room to grow, a graphics card for local models, and a cooler that holds up through long builds and test runs. The case decides whether all of that fits, so check the largest board it takes, the graphics card length it has room for, and the largest radiator it takes before the looks and the price.
67 cases of the 139 in this table meet the Programming workstation rule printed beside the filter, from $59.99 to $399.99 at the last price check. 37 cases do not state enough to judge and are never counted as meeting it.
A case lists the board sizes it takes; this table keeps the largest, because a case that takes ATX also takes Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. The tower size is what the title calls the case, when it says.
By the largest stated board: E-ATX, 24; ATX, 72; Micro-ATX, 19; Mini-ITX, 14. 10 cases do not state one.
By stated tower size: Full tower, 15; Mid tower, 60; Mini tower, 3; Small form factor, 5. 56 cases do not state one.
Measure the graphics card you have or plan to buy and compare it with the length the case states; a front radiator or fan can take part of that space, so the maker's figure is the most room there is. A radiator size is the longest radiator the case states it takes, in any position.
67 cases state a graphics card length. 38 cases take 400 mm or more, the most 630 mm. 87 cases state a radiator size. 73 cases take 360 mm or more, the largest 560 mm.
A home server or NAS holds drives, so the count of 3.5-inch bays matters more than the window or the lighting. The Home server rule asks for 4 or more 3.5-inch drives as the listing states it, or a title that sells a NAS or hot-swap storage case.
15 cases of the 139 in this table meet the Home server rule printed beside the filter, from $80.99 to $399.99 at the last price check. 114 cases do not state enough to judge and are never counted as meeting it.
25 cases state a count of 3.5-inch drives. 15 cases hold 4 or more, the most 18. 9 cases are sold as a NAS or hot-swap case in the title.
A graphics card longer than the room the case states does not fit. The Long graphics cards rule asks for a stated clearance of 360 mm or more; check your own card's length against the figure on the row.
48 cases of the 139 in this table meet the Long graphics cards rule printed beside the filter, from $59.99 to $399.99 at the last price check. 72 cases do not state enough to judge and are never counted as meeting it.
48 cases state 360 mm or more. 72 cases do not state a graphics card length.
A small case takes a Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX board, and usually a shorter graphics card and a smaller cooler or radiator, so check those figures on the row before you pick the parts.
33 cases of the 139 in this table meet the Small build rule printed beside the filter, from $57.99 to $388.36 at the last price check.
One that takes your board size and has room for the graphics card and the cooler you plan to use. Code itself needs nothing special from the case; the parts that run local models and long builds need the space. Largest stated board sizes in this table: E-ATX, 24; ATX, 72; Micro-ATX, 19; Mini-ITX, 14.
Compare the card's length, from the maker's spec sheet, with the graphics card length the case states. A front radiator or fan can take part of that room. 67 cases in this table state a graphics card length.
One that states a radiator of 360 mm or more; the Largest radiator filter shows them. 73 cases in this table state 360 mm or more.
One with room for the drives you plan to run: count the 3.5-inch bays it states. The Home server rule here asks for 4 or more, or a case sold as a NAS or hot-swap case. 15 cases in this table state 4 or more.
Makers name a mesh, airflow or perforated front when the front panel is built to let air through. This table marks a case only when its title names mesh, airflow or a perforated front. 60 cases do.
Some can: the board size and the graphics card length are separate figures. Check the length the case states, not only its size.
Prices come from the stores Argusic tracks. An Amazon price counts when it was read in the last 24 hours, another store's price when it was read in the last 48 hours, because those feeds arrive once a day. Each price shows the store and the time it was read. Cases priced under $55 are not listed, nor a listing priced far above cases that take the same board size. 139 cases are listed now.
Specs are what each seller states on its listing; Argusic has not tested these cases hands-on. A graphics card length, a radiator size or a drive count is kept only when the listing states it as a number beside its own words, and when a listing states more than one, the largest is kept. The Use for rules are Argusic's and printed beside the filter, and a case whose listing does not state what a rule needs is never counted as meeting it.
The default order, Recommended, puts a middle price band first, then the bands on either side, then the rest; within each band popular models come first and brands take turns. The Top picks block shows one model per brand. The order is an editorial default, not a quality ranking, and commissions never change the order or any number.
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