Collection: CPU Case
A CPU case, also known as a computer case, chassis, or tower, is the enclosure that houses the main components of a computer, including:
Main Components Inside a CPU Case
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Motherboard – The main circuit board that connects all components.
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CPU (Processor) – The brain of the computer that processes instructions.
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RAM (Memory) – Temporary memory for running applications.
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Storage (HDD/SSD) – Stores the operating system, applications, and files.
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Power Supply Unit (PSU) – Converts electricity to power the components.
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Cooling System – Includes fans, heat sinks, or liquid cooling to prevent overheating.
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Graphics Card (GPU) – Handles visual processing, especially for gaming and creative tasks.
Types of CPU Cases
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Full Tower – Large, ideal for high-performance builds and multiple GPUs.
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Mid Tower – Most common size, balanced for gaming and general use.
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Mini Tower – Compact, suited for small builds and office use.
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Small Form Factor (SFF) – Ultra-compact, often used for HTPCs (home theater PCs).
Factors to Consider When Choosing a CPU Case
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Size & Compatibility – Ensure it fits your motherboard (ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX).
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Cooling Options – Supports airflow, fans, and liquid cooling.
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Build Quality & Design – Materials, cable management, and aesthetics.
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Expansion Slots – Space for additional GPUs, storage, and accessories.
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Front Panel Connectivity – USB ports, audio jacks, RGB lighting controls.
