The best cases with hidden wiring

The DarkFlash DK151 computer case has a budget price and good potential for creating a stylish home build. The front panel houses a strip of ARGB lighting, the operating modes of which can be changed using a button on the control panel. You can refine the design using components with bright visualization, since the side cover is made in the form of a viewing window and will highlight all the features of the inner world. The motherboard chassis is shifted inward, opening up the possibility of clever hidden cable management. All wires are conveniently laid and fixed, guaranteeing internal aesthetics.

The internal space of the case is optimized to accommodate 6 120 mm fans to create efficient cooling. The manufacturer claims that it is possible to mount only one 120 mm LSS at the rear, so the case is aimed at PCs for basic and mid-level tasks. Advanced gaming using hot processors will be difficult. The system unit supports ATX motherboards and smaller, but the case depth is only 363 mm, which allows the assembly to be equipped with only the most compact graphics adapters up to 290 mm.

The Logic Portos ARGB Mini features a well-thought-out internal layout that allows you to create a powerful mini tower gaming PC. The bottom box is increased in height and equipped with perforations for connecting two additional 120 mm fans, ensuring improved cooling of the video card. The length of the latter can reach 340 mm, which is an excellent indicator for a mini format. There are a total of 7 slots for 120 mm coolers, and the kit already includes 3 ARGB fans. The case offers installation of a large power supply. The standard size is 200 mm, and the removable HDD basket frees up space for a power supply up to 300 mm. The system of hidden pulling and fixing of cables allows you to tidy up the internal space.

The Logic Portos ARGB Mini system unit is equipped with an opening side door with a viewing window made of tempered glass. This approach will be convenient for users who often experiment with components, review and test them. There are dust filters at the top and bottom, and the front mesh panel also ensures increased protection against dirt.

The 1stPlayer F3-A-4F1-WH case is capable of turning an ordinary home PC into a stylish part of the room's interior. The partially perforated front panel is diluted with design elements in black and white, which are harmoniously combined with each other. The side cover is designed as a viewing window made of tempered glass and provides full visualization of installed components. There will definitely be something to look at here, since the kit already includes 4 turntables with fixed backlighting. The fans can be connected individually or in series using the provided splitters. A small niche behind the side blank panel is intended for cable management, which ensures hidden wiring of wires.

Despite belonging to the midi-tower form factor, the case is distinguished by its compact dimensions, which will not allow the installation of advanced components. The maximum length of the video card is 305 mm, and there is only one place on top for the LSS. The case is designed for medium productivity assembly, although it has good ventilation. Filters on the bottom and top prevent dust and insects from entering, ensuring the safe functioning of electronic components.

The Cougar Duoface RGB case is distinguished by well-thought-out technical solutions that make it easy to maintain and assemble a PC for any task. The kit includes two quick-release front panels. The glass complements the side viewing window, made in the form of an opening door, providing a panoramic view of components, full visualization of lighting effects, and reduced noise levels. The mesh option guarantees maximum airflow for improved cooling. To implement any ideas, 3 ARGB fans are already pre-installed in the system unit. There are a total of 5 places for 140 mm turntables, which are connected to the included hub controller to synchronize the backlight and speed. The front dust filter deserves special attention. It is made in the form of a removable fine-grained metal plate that can be cleaned with various brushes or running water.

The Cougar Duoface RGB box belongs to the midi tower form factor, but has increased dimensions, which allows you to accommodate advanced gaming components. To effectively cool the processor, you can use tower coolers with a height of up to 190 mm or a liquid cooler based on a 280 mm radiator. The chassis is compatible with E-ATX motherboards, supports up to 10 expansion slots and vertical installation of the video card. The width of the case has been increased to 230 mm, so behind the side panel there is enough space for hidden wiring of power cables and cables.

The Lian Li Lancool 215 computer case allows you to assemble a white gaming assembly using components of the corresponding color. The manufacturer focused on depth, providing carte blanche to choose a graphics adapter. Its maximum length can reach 370 mm. A powerful power supply unit up to 210 mm long will ensure the functionality of top processors and video cards. The base for assembly can be E-ATX format motherboards. Thanks to its optimal dimensions, the box has a spacious niche in which you can hide and secure all connecting cables. High-quality sheet steel reduces noise levels, but leads to high weight (8 kg).

The design and equipment of Lian Li Lancool 215 ensure effective air circulation inside the case right out of the box. The front mesh panel does not restrict the air flow that can be captured by the two installed 200 mm diameter fans. Their performance is sufficient for “hot” conditions, and professional gaming is possible thanks to LSS with radiators up to 360 mm. Also included is a 120mm rotator at the rear to remove hot air. The coolers are complemented with ARGB lighting effects. The backlight is controlled using a button on the top panel or through the motherboard software. The installed hub controller will help synchronize operating modes and connect additional ARGB elements.