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Clear- ATX: Used in most desktop computers. Supported by Midi Tower, Full Tower, and some Cube cases. An ideal choice for gaming and workstations, with many slots for expansion cards and ports.
- Micro ATX: Smaller version of ATX, offers basic features with fewer expansion slots. Supported by Mini Tower, Midi Tower, Cube, and Home Theater cases. Ideal for more compact systems, such as budget computers or smaller gaming PCs.
- Mini ITX: The smallest and most compact motherboard option, designed for limited space. Supported by Micro Tower, Cube, and Home Theater cases. Ideal for HTPCs, small gaming systems, or office computers with basic needs.
- Extended ATX: It offers additional space beyond ATX for high-end features, such as more RAM slots and expansion cards. Supported by Full Tower and some Midi Tower cases. Ideal for demanding gaming systems and professional workstations.
- SSI: Specialized motherboard size, primarily designed for servers and professional workstations. Supported by Full Tower cases. An ideal choice for applications that require high computing power and extensive expansion capabilities.
- Midi Tower: They offer sufficient space for ATX and Micro ATX motherboards, while also supporting large graphics cards. They are ideal for gaming systems or powerful workstations, as they combine spacious interiors with moderate overall size.
- Mini Tower: They are smaller than Midi Towers and are usually compatible with Micro ATX and Mini ITX motherboards. They are suitable for basic computers, such as home or office use, where limited space is a key factor.
- Full Tower: They support ATX, Extended ATX, and even SSI motherboards. They are ideal for users who need extra space for multiple graphics cards, water cooling, and numerous storage devices. Recommended for professionals and hardcore gamers.
- Micro Tower: They are extremely small cases, designed exclusively for Mini ITX motherboards. They are an ideal choice for systems intended for very limited spaces or for use in HTPC (Home Theater PCs).
- Cube: They stand out for their cubic shape and modern appearance. They mainly support Mini ITX and Micro ATX motherboards. They are suitable for users who want a compact system with a unique aesthetic, such as gaming or multimedia PCs.
- Home Theater: They are designed for use in home entertainment systems. They support Mini ITX and Micro ATX motherboards with a small and sleek design to blend in with the living room or home theater space.
- Pre-installed Fans: Refers to computer cases that come with at least one fan pre-installed at the time of purchase.
- Water Cooling Support: Refers to computer cases that can support water cooling with pre-installed mounts for a pump and radiator.
- Gaming: Cases with an emphasis on aesthetics, featuring a side window and support for RGB/ARGB lighting to showcase the hardware.
- With Good Airflow: Designed for maximum cooling, with a perforated (mesh) front panel and support for multiple fans or large liquid coolers.
- Home & Office: Discreet and silent solutions in compact size, without intense lighting, ideal for professional environments and everyday use.
- Side Window: The interior is visible without opening the box.
- RGB Lighting: With LED lighting in multiple colors
- LED Controller: With an LED lighting controller.
- Fan Controller: With a fan speed controller.
- Card Reader: With a memory card slot.
- Up to 280mm: For compact GPUs and small builds.
- 281mm - 325mm: Standard size for most GPUs.
- 326mm - 360mm: For large gaming cards.
- 361mm+: For extra large GPUs and demanding builds.
- Up to 150mm: For compact builds, low-profile coolers, or entry-level systems.
- 151mm - 160mm: Standard size that covers most air coolers on the market.
- 161mm - 170mm: For large high-end coolers and enthusiast builds.
- 171mm+: For extra tall coolers and spacious Full Tower cases.
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