Best PC Cases Under $100 in 2020

This is a stunning mid-tower, sporting ample room for even the largest of GPUs and has a bunch of features that make for a stunning PC build. It comes with a trio of 120mm fans and supports up to a 360mm radiator, along with full-sized power supplies. Plus, it has a full mesh front panel to improve airflow and help keep temperatures low. And the full-length tempered glass side panel will show off your handiwork to all who gaze upon it.

Little cases like Thermaltake's Core V22 are perfect for media PCs and storage boxes. It can fit an M-ATX or Mini ATX motherboard and accompanying components, but there's ample room in such a small chassis just in case you want to throw in a GTX 1080. Another bonus of the Core V21 is the price, which, as you can tell, is quite low compared to others on this list.

Despite being compact, there's plenty of space for an ATX or E-ATX build, with hidden drive cages in the base and at the back of the motherboard tray. The P360X features a tempered glass side panel joined by an RGB strip running along its base, along with two further RGB strips on the front. Each side of the front panel is covered in mesh, so you're getting solid airflow, and it supports dual 120mm or 140mm fans in the front or a 280mm radiator.

You may think it impossible, but this case has four tempered glass panels for under $100. Inside you'll be able to build a stunning micro ATX system packed with drives and liquid cooling. You can even move the panels around to suit your particular design. Even with all that glass, you get excellent airflow, and you'll never be bored of looking at your PC in this case.

NZXT's PC cases are always head-turners, and the sharp lines of the H510 are no exception. This mid-tower packs everything you'd want for a high-class build. It's available in different colors, has a pretty elegant cable management system, a pair of 120mm fans included with support for full water cooling setups, and a three-quarter tempered glass panel, plus USB-C on the front I/O panel. It looks pretty special with some RGB lighting, too!

You might think you have to pay a significant premium to get a super-quiet PC case, but that's far from the truth. True to its name, the Silencio has sound dampening material on the front, sides, and top. There's no tempered glass here, but the front door can be reversed to open whichever way you desire, the top can be removed for added ventilation, and it comes with a couple of 120mm silent fans to get your build going.

A Lian Li case for this budget is not to be ignored. The Lancool 2 has RGB panels at the front, tempered glass on both sides for easy access, and an immaculate, neat cable management solution. It's big enough for a full ATX build, even the larger E-ATX size, and has a bunch of flexibility to help you get your build just right.

The 500DX combines premium be quiet! design and construction with an affordable price and massive airflow. The front panel is almost entirely mesh promoting good flow and low temperatures while boasting space for a large radiator or even a full water cooling setup. It comes with the company's own silent 140mm fans, a splash of RGB, USB-C 3.1 built-in, and a large tempered glass side panel to show off your handiwork.

For not a lot of money, this is an incredibly well designed, well built ITX PC case. Despite its size, you can still squeeze a full-length graphics card inside, a pair of 140mm fans at the front, a 140mm fan at the back **, and** a radiator on the roof thanks to the innovative offset bracket that's removable for an easy install. Add plenty of space for drives, even water cooling, and colossal dust filters, and you've got a premium ITX case on a budget.