Top 10 Best Rosewill Computer Cases
for December 2023

The Rosewill 4U Server Chassis is an attractive, well-priced server chassis that is perfect for home or small business use. The case comes with six 120mm fans, which are more than enough to cool most servers. The case has plenty of room for 15 hard drives, and it also has room for up to two expansion cards. The rack server case has a black, brushed-metal finish, and it's made of solid steel. The case has three 5-inch drive bays, and two additional 6.5-inch drive bays, for a total of 15 hard drive bays. The rack case also has two 3.5-inch drive bays, which you can use to mount an SSD. The case has space for two expansion cards, and it comes with one 3.5-inch mounting plate and one 3.5-inch backplane. The rack server case has a 25-inch depth (the maximum allowable depth for a 4U rack mount server case is 24 inches), so it's large enough to accommodate most desktop computer motherboards. The rack server case has pre-drilled holes, so it's easy to install your hard drives and expansion cards.

The Rosewill ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Tempered Glass, RGB Fan and LED Light Strip with 10 Backlit Modes, 240mm AIO and 330mm VGA Support, Bottom Mount PSU and HDD/SSD - Zircon M is a good-looking case with a ton of features. It prioritizes airflow, with eight front and bottom push-pull fans, and the top half of the case has vents to help cool the system. The tempered glass side panel is a nice touch, and the two side panel USB 3.0 ports are a convenient feature.

Rosewill's Thor V2 is an updated version of the popular Thor case. The V2 offers a sleeker, more angular design than its predecessor, and it's much sleeker and sleeker than before. The revamped top panel is smoother and cleaner, and it offers a single, large, slick, brushed-metal button for controlling the fans (plus smaller buttons for adjusting the case's lighting, and for turning on and off the integrated 120mm fan). The Thor V2 also incorporates an e-SATA port, two USB 3.0 ports, and an audio jack, all of which are located on the front, so you'll never have to open the case to access them (which is nice for cable management). Like the previous model, the Thor V2 supports both Micro ATX and ATX motherboards, and it offers six internal 3.5-inch drive bays. The V2 is also compatible with the XL-ATX motherboard, but you'll need a tower extender kit (not included) to accommodate it. The V2's redesigned side panel offers new ventilation holes, and it provides three 3.5-inch drive bays, two 2.5-inch drive bays, six expansion slots, and room for a 230mm radiator. The case's 3.5-inch drive bays, however, are shallower than the ones on the Thor V1. The V2's cable-management system is much improved, and it offers improved cable routing. The V2 is also much quieter than its predecessor, thanks in large part to its new 120mm fan, which spins more quietly and more efficiently than the previous version's fan. The V2 is still slightly more expensive than the Thor V1, but it offers more storage and better airflow than its predecessor, and its design, construction, and materials are all top-notch.

The Rosewill 4 post adjustable server rack comes with 12U of storage space, the adjustable rails allow users to adjust the depth of the rack from 22 to 40 inches. The 4 post server rack comes with adjustable rails which offer the flexibility to customers who owns different servers, Rosewill's adjustable open frame rack s our rack mount products and materials to be for our customers and the environment. The adjustable server rack can be stackable up to 4 units and also comes with 4 removable and adjustable rack rails. The rack comes with pre-drilled holes for cables management and front cable access. The rack mount server chassis can be installed on this rack and this server rack cabinet is also compatible with all server accessories such as server shelf, cable managements. The Rosewill adjustable open frame server rack can be stacked up to 4 units, this rack is suitable for all rack mount server Chassis, network switches, routers and etc.

For heavy-duty gaming, the Rosewill Zircon I is hands-down one of the best cases we tested. The case's solid construction and roomy layout, with room for seven expansion slots, make it an excellent choice for gamers with high-end hardware. It's also extremely roomy, so it's not as practical for small-form-factor builds, but it's great for gamers who want to upgrade their machine without buying a new case. The case supports an optional 360mm radiator in front, an optional 240mm radiator on top, an optional 120mm radiator in rear, an optional 170mm CPU cooler, and an optional 220mm PSU. The case also has four 3.5-inch drive bays and room for five 2.5-inch drive bays. And, thanks to its roomy layout, it can accommodate a 220mm CPU cooler and a 360mm radiator, both of which are tall enough to fit inside the case's side panel. The case's top panel, which is removable, has a 120mm fan and two 5mm LEDs, which can be set to any of 10 different lighting modes. The LED lights also illuminate the case's interior, which is especially handy in dark garages. The case has plenty of room inside, so it's ideal for long graphics cards, and there's plenty of room for more fans, which are perfect for creating a quiet, cool gaming environment.

The Rosewill Cullinan MX RGB is a sturdy, attractive, well-designed, and well-priced gaming case. It's built of solid, high-quality materials, and it features a tempered glass side panel, two extra hard drive bays, dual pre-installed 120mm fans, and plenty of room for air cooling and water-cooling. Our only complaint is that it does not come with a power supply, so you'll have to buy or build one yourself. The Cullinan MX RGB implements plenty of good features, including a top-mounted I/O panel, front- and top-mounted fans, and ample mounting holes for storage devices and graphics cards. It's also a good-looking case, with a brushed aluminum top panel and tempered glass sides. The Cullinan MX RGB comes with two extra hard drive bays, three extra drive bays for hot swap, and plenty of room for liquid-cooling and graphics cards. Its overall design is solid enough to make it a good case for both gaming and work, and it has enough ventilation and mounting holes for most people.

The Rosewill ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Tempered Glass and Fans is a very attractive case. It's built of sturdy, thick metal, and it's packed with features. The case supports up to 240mm and 440mm liquid-cooled radiators, so there's plenty of room for water-cooling enthusiasts. It also comes with a pre-installed bottom intake case fan that draws cool air up toward your power supply, and the rear exhaust fan draws cool air from your PSU and exhausting it outside the case. The case has plenty of room inside, and there's also plenty of room for cables, with room for three 8- and 4-conductor cables in the top PSU shroud, plus room for up to seven 2- and 4-conductor cables in the back. The PSU shroud includes an optional 120mm fan and an optional 240mm fan. The case comes with both a top and side-mounted power supply, and the top mount lets you quickly install and remove you power supply. The case has lots of useful storage options, too, including room for two 3.5-inch hard drives, five 2.5-inch drives, and an optional 2.5-inch SSD. The case also has a dust filter and an integrated PSU dust filter, and there's a removable dust filter on the bottom.

The Rosewill Spectra D100 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Case with Tempered Glass Side Panel is an affordable case with an attractive design. This mid-tower case is built to comfortably house an ATX motherboard, graphics cards up to 12.5 inches, and CPU coolers up to 120mm. The case features a black anodized aluminum front panel with 3.5-inch drive bay covers, and a windowed side panel with tempered glass. The interior of the case is lined with orange and blue mesh, and there are plenty of well-positioned fans to keep your components cool. The front panel has 5 USB ports, a 3.5-inch audio port, and a 3.5mm audio port. There are also 2 USB 3.0 ports on back of the front panel, and 2 USB 2.0 ports on the sides of the front panel. The left-side panel has 2 USB 3.0 ports, and 1 USB 2.0 port. The back of the case has 2 USB 2.0 ports, and a 3.5mm audio port. The side panel has 2 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports, a 3.5mm audio port, and 2 USB 2.0 ports.

The Thermaltake Core W200 is a dual-system capable case with a wide range of expansion options, including support for both Mini and ATX motherboards, along with support for up to 2 liquid-cooling radiators (with room for up to 2 more). The case has three unique expansion bays: two 2.5-inch drive bays (one with support for both SATA and SSDs), and a front-facing 3.5-inch drive bay. The side panel has room for 2 more 3.5-inch drives, 4 more 2.5-inch drives, and 4 more 3.5-inch drives, plus 2 more 3.5-inch drive bays hidden behind the side panel. The case also has 2 separate PSU bays with room for a 550W power supply in each. The Core W200 also has a tool-free design that makes installation easy, and it comes with 2 tempered glass side panels, a 120mm fan, 2 antistatic fans, and 2 RGB fans. The case comes with 2 sets of door panels, as well as a pair of front and rear panel covers. The case has plenty of room inside for components, and the modular architecture makes it easy to add additional storage, cooling, and lighting as desired.

The Montech AIR 1000 is a solidly built midtower case with generous interior space, plenty of airflow, and enough room for high-end components, such as a graphics card that's 3.6 inches (89 mm) tall. The 900-series design means the case is taller than most, but it also has plenty of room inside for tall 4- and 5-inch hard drives, as well as 3.5-inch SSDs. It also supports large power supplies, such as a 500W model, and, like the CaseLabs 500W, it comes with preinstalled fans. The fans have a 3-pin connector, and the case comes with a 3-pin to 4-pin adapter so you can use any 4-pin fans. The case has 3 x 120 mm intake fans, but you can add 2 more for a total of 4 fans. The case also has 3 x 120 mm exhaust fans, which we found adequate for most cases. The case comes with 4 x 3.5-inch SSDs pre-installed, and you can use 2 more, for a total of 6. Also, the case comes with a 3.5-inch SSD mount and a 2.5-inch SSD mount, so you can easily use your SSDs in the 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch drives bays. The case design includes 4 x 3.5-inch drive bays, as well as 2 x 2.5-inch drive bays. The 2.5-inch bays support 2.5-inch drives with a height of up to 120 mm, but, unfortunately, the 3.5-inch bays only support 3.5-inch drives with a height of up to 160 mm, so you can't install large 4.5-inch drives in the 3.5-inch bays. This limitation, however, does not apply to the 2.5-inch bay on the left side of the case, which allows you to install 2.5-inch drives with a height of up to 230 mm. The 2.5-inch bays also support SSD drives, so you can add 2 SSDs to the 2.5-inch bay on the same side as where you installed the 2.5-inch drives, for a total of 3 SSDs. The case also has 3 x 3.5-inch drive bays,