Best Full-tower PC Cases in 2018

The Cosmos C700P by Cooler Master is a gorgeous case that allows for high levels of customization. At $289, it's nowhere near as expensive as the more premium cases out there, but does offer an impressive number of features for your buck.

Not only can you install a custom water-cooling loop, but also numerous storage drives and a huge GPU.

Bottom line: The C700P is expensive but is easily one of the best full-tower cases you can pick up today.

One more thing: Due to the size and what can be installed, this case is rather heavy and can become quite cumbersome to move.

You may be aware of affordable Phanteks cases, but did you know the company also has more premium options available? Take the Enthoo Luxe, which sports ambient lighting, dust filters, tempered glass window, and support for RGB motherboards. For $164.99, it's by no means cheap, but for the price, you're receiving a full-tower that not only looks great but has ample space inside for installing a powerful PC setup with water-cooling.

There are many solid-looking cases out there, but the Enthoo Luxe takes our number one spot thanks to Phanteks' use of tempered glass, subtle lighting effects, and aluminum exterior.

Bottom line: The Enthoo Luxe is a good all-rounder for those who value ambient lighting and stylish glass windows.

One more thing: The LEDs can be controlled, featuring up to 10 colors!

The CaseLabs MAGNUM SMA8 is no cheap PC case, but there's a very good reason for that. From around $600, this full-tower ATX case is specifically designed for system builders and those who enjoy adding personal touches to their PC. This case, in fact, is so large that you could throw in up to three reservoirs, multiple radiators, and even two PSUs. The sheer number of configurations this case supports is quite frankly ridiculous.

Bottom line: The most expensive case on our list, but it's worth every penny if you can justify the purchase.

One more thing: Be sure to give the case a custom paint job before installing all your components to really make it pop.

Thermaltake is the company behind the awesome Core series of full ATX cases. The P5 is the larger sibling of the P3 that allows for full water-cooling solutions to be installed with ease. What makes this case interesting is how all components are on show and the lack of top, front and rear panels. While this can prove troublesome when it comes to dust and keeping components cool with a lack of airflow, the wow factor and build quality may outweigh the negatives for some. Pricing starts at around $124.

Bottom line: A truly stunning design meets an open build and support for an array of customizations.

One more thing: While there are included GPU bracket and extension cable, the latter is an incredibly sensitive part that can break easily, so be careful!

The Phantom 530 by NZXT is one of the company's mid-range offering. Priced at $130, this case sports fully modular hard drive bays, integrated fan controller, water-cooling support with radiators of up to 360mm, and enough room to house ATX motherboards with an SLI or CrossFire setup. If you're looking for a rather inexpensive case that is of high quality, you'll struggle to find one better than the 530.

Bottom line: Rather affordable but high-quality case with a solid set of features for system builders.

One more thing: Has great airflow to keep internal components cool.