European PC Cases

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Alphacool

Germany
EU

Alphacool is a German liquid cooling company operated by Alphacool International GmbH, based in Braunschweig. Founded in 2003 by PC cooling enthusiasts, it supplies components and complete systems for desktop builders and...

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ENDORFY

Poland
EU

ENDORFY is a Polish brand for PC components and peripherals. Its company timeline begins with Mazbi, founded in 1993 as a computer-accessory importer and distributor. An online store followed in 2003, SilentiumPC...

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Fractal Design

Sweden
EU

Fractal Design is a Swedish PC gaming hardware brand with its head office in Gothenburg. Founded in 2010, the group says its products are sold in more than 50 markets. Computer cases...

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MODECOM

Poland
EU
Non-European Parent Company

MODECOM is a Polish computer and consumer-electronics brand. MODECOM Polska Sp. z o.o. lists its registered office in Warsaw, and the official store traces its activity on Poland's technology market to 1999....

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Phanteks

Netherlands
EU
Non-European Parent Company

Phanteks makes PC hardware for builders, including cases, cooling products, power supplies and accessories. Its official brand history traces its roots to Los Angeles and says a design and research center opened...

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Xilence

Germany
EU

Xilence is a German PC components brand focused on desktop cooling, quieter operation and power supplies. Its legal imprint places Xilence GmbH in Hildesheim. Listan says it acquired the Xilence brand rights...

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A PC case holds the components of a desktop computer and determines how much room there is for cooling, storage and later upgrades. European brands offer compact models for small desks as well as larger cases for gaming and workstation builds. The right choice depends on the parts you want to install, not just on the case's appearance.

Check the dimensions before buying

Start with the motherboard format, such as Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX or ATX. Then compare the supported graphics card length, CPU cooler height and power supply size with the specifications of your parts. If you plan to use liquid cooling, check the available radiator positions and their clearances. Drive mounts and expansion slots matter when the computer will grow over time.

Airflow, dust and noise

Air needs a clear path through the case. A ventilated front panel and suitable fan positions can help components stay cool, while solid panels and sound insulation may reduce audible noise. Neither approach is automatically better: a restricted air intake can force fans to run faster. Removable dust filters make routine cleaning easier. Check which fans are included, since a case sold without them may need an additional purchase.

Everyday use and future upgrades

Consider the position and type of front USB ports, the space behind the motherboard tray for cables and how easily side panels can be removed. Builders who change parts often may value tool-free access, while a smaller build may put size first. The listed company country refers to the provider's headquarters; individual parts or the finished case may be produced elsewhere. Use the product pages to compare the brands and confirm exact dimensions with the manufacturer.