Gaming PC cases are still being hit with the discount stick right now, so I've rounded up nine of the best deals starting at just $40
How about a fresh new chassis to spruce up your rig?
Most PC components are skyrocketing in price this year, but there's one upgrade you can still make for surprisingly reasonable cash. Gaming PC cases are still very affordable in 2026, especially with decent discounts like the nine examples below.
Whether you're looking for more room for your rig's internals, shrinking your PC down to Micro-ATX size, improving airflow, or simply want a fresh new aesthetic for your beloved pee-cee, these deals should have you covered.
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The cheapest is this Micro-ATX offering from Cooler Master, priced at a mere $40 on Amazon right now. There are also plenty of Corsair cases to consider, including this mid-tower Corsair 3200D RX for $68, complete with three included 120 mm, RGB-lit fans.
Or you could go the whole hog and pick up our best PC case overall, the Corsair Air 5400 RS-R, for $200 at Walmart, a healthy saving over its usual $230 MSRP. Make sure to pay attention to the internal dimensions and specs before you go dropping your cash, as you'll want your hardware to fit inside your shiny new chassis. Otherwise? Have at it, folks.
Gaming PC case deals
1. Best overall: Corsair Air 5400
2. Best budget: Corsair 3200D
3. Best midrange: Thermaltake View 380
4. Best budget compact: Thermaltake S100 TG Snow Edition
5. Best Mini-ITX: Fractal Design Terra
6. Best Micro-ATX: NZXT H3 Flow
7. Best full-tower: NZXT H7 Flow
8. Best for airflow: Havn BF 360
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Andy built his first gaming PC at the tender age of 12, when IDE cables were a thing and high resolution wasn't. 26 years later (yes he's getting old), he now spends his days writing about and reviewing graphics cards, CPUs, keyboards, mice, gaming headsets and much, much more. You name it, if it's PC gaming hardware he'll write words about it, with opinions and everything.
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