We’ve seen dozens of booths here at Computex 2026, and literally hundreds of the thousands of PC cases on show across the three event halls and multiple hotels in Taipei. While we may have missed a few gems in the crowd, this compilation highlights the absolute best cases that stood out from the pack, the ones we can’t wait to get into the eTeknix office for a full review. There were a couple more incredible cases that we loved, but they are currently under NDA. Rest assured, the PC case market is in safe hands for 2026 and beyond.
be quiet! Pure Base 803 LX
The first thing that caught our eye at the be quiet! stand was the Pure Base 803 LX. This stunning PC case is the top dog for be quiet! and comes with all the build quality and style we’ve come to expect from the brand, but with support for up to three 420mm radiators, and dual 140mm rear fans; this is a powerhouse for cooling efficiency.
Bitspower Custom Chassis
Bitspower brought their premium manufacturing precision to a brand-new case design. Known for high-end water-cooling components, the brand built this case with thick, robust materials that feel incredibly solid. It comes with deeply integrated mounting points and distro plate options to make complex cooling loops much easier to route. This one might be a bit niche for many gamers, but water cooling enthusiasts are going to adore it!
NZXT H6
NZXT showcased the H6, an exciting new entry into the PC gaming case market. This is one of the smallest dual-chamber PC cases NZXT has ever made, but without compromise as it can still hold an incredible amount of cooling fans, radiators, liquid cooling and as you can see, massive GPUs are most certainly not an issue.
TRYX Luca Compact
Following up on their larger dual-chamber cases, TRYX introduced the LUCA Compact to shrink that popular “fishtank” style down into a smaller footprint. The ultra-clear glass panels meet seamlessly at the corner without a bulky metal pillar blocking your view. Inside, the case features smart modular cable routing tracks, as well as their new fans, giving it a simple yet unique aesthetic.
XPG Invader X II
XPG brought a direct refinement of their original mid-tower with the Invader X II, focusing heavily on better airflow and hardware support. It pairs a curved single piece of tempered glass with support for BTF motherboards, support for 10x fans, and comes with 4 ARGB fans pre installed, one in the rear, and three reverse flow mounted in the base.
HAVN BF 360
HAVN created my favourite PC cases of 2025, and now as we’re half way through 2026, they’re making my favourites even better, with new hardware support options, improved aesthetics, and a new vertical GPU mounting kit system, these are great cases and still being pushed to the next level with the BF 360 Flow.
Formula V Line Air Power G10
Formula V Line completely rethought front intake design with the Air Power G10 mid-tower. Instead of flat mounting, the case features three independent, tilt-adjustable fan brackets. This allows you to angle individual intake fans to blast cool air precisely where you need it, whether that is straight into a massive graphics card or toward the CPU socket. Each bracket includes a quick-release latch and its own nylon dust filter; Plus is looks freaking cool!
ID-Cooling Flow 500
ID-Cooling focused on airflow and style with their new Flow 500. The case comes in a choice of black or white, but also comes with a wood variant with white and light wood or black and dark wood, so there’s certainly something here for everyone. Plus, it’s just clean, simple, and surprisingly affordable!
