Full Tower PC Cases
Full towers are the go-to choice for high-performance builds with maximum hardware potential. These spacious chassis offer exceptional room for E-ATX motherboards, multi-GPU setups, and advanced cooling solutions. Whether you're planning a custom water-cooling loop or just want the freedom to expand, full towers deliver the space and airflow to match your ambitions. Perfect for enthusiasts, overclockers, and anyone who builds without limits.
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GEPH-190
Showcase case in white, with side panel and front made of tempered glass, excellent airflow thanks to very fine mesh, capable of accommodating up to 12 x 120mm or 11 x 140mm fans, up to four radiators simultaneously, integrated DRGB lighting (with controller), supports back-connect
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GEBQ-081
Big Tower from be quiet!, side panel and front made of tempered glass, supports motherboards up to E-ATX, graphics card length up to 495mm, CPU cooler height up to 190mm, radiators up to 420mm, supports up to ten fans, 1x USB-C / 2x USB-A on the front panel, installation of up to five drives, support for motherboards with back-connect design, two-chamber design
be quiet!
GEBQ-083
Big Tower from be quiet!, side panel and front made of tempered glass, motherboards up to E-ATX, graphics card length up to 495mm, CPU cooler height up to 190mm, radiators up to 420mm, ten fans possible, 1x USB-C / 2x USB-A on the front panel, installation of up to five drives, support for motherboards with back-connect design, two-chamber design
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GEBQ-084
Big Tower from be quiet!, side panel and front made of tempered glass, supports motherboards up to E-ATX, graphics card length up to 495mm, CPU cooler height up to 190mm, radiators up to 420mm, ten fans possible, four fans already installed, 1x USB-C / 2x USB-A on the front panel, installation of up to five drives, support for motherboards with back-connect design, two-chamber design
Full Tower / Big Tower Computer Cases
Within the case landscape, distinguishing full towers from mid towers is not such a clear-cut matter. There is no single clear criterion for classification, nor can one be considered universally binding. Instead, it is a combination of various features that collectively form the image of a full tower, which is sometimes also referred to as a super-tower.
Characteristics of a Full-Tower Case
It is certainly the sum of some or all of the qualities listed below that define a full tower:
- Size
Naturally, sheer size is one of the essential criteria for a full tower. Those who opt for a big case want ample space inside the case. Installing and modifying individual system components can be significantly more comfortable as a result. - Hardware Compatibility
Closely related to size are the installation possibilities for hardware parts. Full towers can generally accommodate the longest high-end graphics cards and the tallest tower coolers for CPU cooling. - Mainboard Compatibility
This becomes essential for some users regarding particularly large motherboard formats. Often, only full tower cases can accommodate expansive board standards like E-ATX, XL-ATX, or even HPTX, as seen in some enthusiast boards. - Drive Slots
Some expect a full tower to offer the possibility of housing numerous 5.25-inch drives and storage devices in 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch formats. Given that more users can entirely do without optical drives (CD/DVD/Blu-ray), case manufacturers are increasingly finding new ways to use the freed-up space for other purposes (e.g., for hard drives). - Air Cooling for Hardware
Where a full tower is used, particularly powerful hardware is often installed, so exceptionally good ventilation with many fan slots and pre-installed large fans is considered standard for this type of case. - Water Cooling for Hardware
Custom water cooling systems, in particular, require a lot of space for radiators, tubing, reservoirs, and pumps, which full tower cases usually provide in abundance.