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Hatsune Miku Themed PC Case Jonsbo MOD 5Add style and power to your setup with the Hatsune Miku PC case by Jonsbo. This Jonsbo MOD 5 PC case is designed for Hatsune Miku fans and high-performance PC builders, combining a engeretic HatsuneAUD$1,011.90 -
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RX-0 Unicorn Gundam PC Case Jonsbo MOD 5Bring the legendary RX-0 Unicorn Gundam to your gaming setup! This Jonsbo MOD 5 PC case is designed for Gundam fans and high-performance PC builders, combining a futuristic mecha aesthetic with...AUD$1,011.90 -
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Gundam Themed PC Case Jonsbo MOD 3This Gundam PC case turns the Jonsbo MOD 3 into a mobile suit showpiece for your desk. Choose from five designs: Wing Gundam Zero (Endless Waltz), RX-78-2 Gundam, RX-0 Unicorn Gundam, RX-0 Unicorn...AUD$863.10 -
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Evangelion EVA-02 Asuka Langley Sohryu Themed PC Case ASUS ROG Hyperion GR701This Evangelion PC case is a custom EVA-02 repaint of the ASUS ROG Hyperion GR701, styled after Asuka Langley Sohryu's Unit-02 for fans who want a high-end rig with real presence. The whole frame is...AUD$1,502.98 -
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Demon Slayer Zenitsu Agatsuma Themed PC Case Jonsbo MOD 3This Demon Slayer PC case puts Zenitsu Agatsuma on the Jonsbo MOD 3, in matte Zenitsu yellow over a black frame with black lightning-bolt cut-outs. Black brush calligraphy names Thunder Breathing on...AUD$863.10 -
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Evangelion EVA-02 Asuka Langley Sohryu Themed PC Case Jonsbo MOD 5This Evangelion PC case gives the Jonsbo MOD 5 an EVA-02 makeover inspired by Asuka Langley Sohryu: matte EVA-02 red panels on a black frame, with orange triangle markers, white dash lines and an...AUD$1,011.90
FAQs about PC Cases
The ATX form factor you need depends on your motherboard size, space requirements, and build goals. PC cases (chassis) are designed to fit specific standards:
- Full Tower: Supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX. Best for high-end builds with multiple GPUs, liquid cooling, and plenty of storage.
- Mid Tower: The most popular choice. Fits ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. Great balance of space, airflow, and price.
- Mini Tower: Fits Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX only. Compact and budget-friendly, but limited for upgrades.
- Small Form Factor (SFF): Designed for Mini-ITX boards. Ultra-portable, sleek builds, but tight space for cooling and expansion.
If you’re unsure, a Mid Tower ATX chassis is the safest choice—compatible with the most common motherboards while offering good airflow and upgrade potential.
A PC case is the foundation of your build, but you’ll need to install the right hardware components inside it to make a complete system. Here are the essentials:
- Motherboard: Choose ATX, Micro-ATX, or Mini-ITX based on your case size. It’s the backbone that connects all parts.
- Processor (CPU): Handles all computing tasks. Match it with the correct motherboard socket.
- Graphics Card (GPU): Crucial for gaming, 3D rendering, or creative work. Make sure your case has enough clearance.
- Memory (RAM): Usually 16–32GB is recommended for gaming and multitasking.
- Storage: SSDs for speed, HDDs for capacity, or a combination of both.
- Power Supply Unit (PSU): Provides power to all components. Ensure it has enough wattage and fits your case form factor.
- Cooling: Case fans, air coolers, or liquid cooling systems to maintain safe temperatures.
- Optional Add-ons: RGB lighting, sound cards, or expansion cards for extra features.
Always match your hardware to your case’s form factor, airflow design, and clearance space for the smoothest build and upgrade path.
Modern PC cases often include special features that go beyond basic functionality. Here’s what you need to know:
- RGB Lighting: Adds customizable colors and effects to your build. Ideal for aesthetics and showing off hardware, often controllable via software.
- Tempered Glass Panels: High-quality glass side panels let you showcase your build while offering durability. Often paired with RGB to create a striking visual effect.
- Airflow & Cooling Features: Some cases include pre-installed fans, dust filters, and optimized venting to keep components cool and extend lifespan.
- Modular or Tool-less Design: Makes installation and upgrades easier with removable panels, drive cages, and cable management options.
- Compact or Specialty Designs: Small Form Factor (SFF) cases, vertical GPU mounts, or cases optimized for liquid cooling offer unique build possibilities.
- Noise Reduction: Some cases use sound-dampening materials to minimize fan and component noise.
Choosing the right features depends on whether you prioritize style, airflow, build flexibility, or noise reduction. Many gamers combine tempered glass with RGB and optimized airflow for both looks and performance.