Cases

Everything in Cases and PC Towers at DCS ApS

At DCS ApS, we offer a comprehensive range of PC cases and towers, catering to a broad customer segment – from gamers and businesses to home offices. The assortment covers everything from compact, space-saving cases to large, high-capacity towers designed for demanding configurations. 

We supply products from renowned brands such as Inter-Tech, Fractal Design, Listan, Corsair, MSI, Antec, and our own Nordic series, ensuring both breadth and quality. The case functions as the protective frame for all internal components, and our assortment allows resellers to offer silent models, minimalist designs, or transparent cases with a focus on aesthetics. 

How to Choose the Right Case 

The choice of case depends on the end user’s needs and the system’s purpose. It is not only about size, but also functionality, cooling options, and expansion potential that determine the final decision. 

Small cases such as Mini-ITX provide a space-saving solution but allow fewer expansion options, while full tower models offer maximum flexibility with room for advanced cooling solutions and powerful hardware. At DCS ApS, we assist resellers in putting together the right solutions for gaming, workstations, and business use. 

Key Specifications to Consider in a Case

When selecting cases for your assortment or customer solutions, you should particularly consider size, form factor, PSU compatibility, and visual design. Design also plays an important role, especially if the end user wants RGB lighting or a transparent case that highlights the components. 

Size

The size of the case determines whether there is enough room for all components. Efficient cooling systems such as water cooling usually require larger models, e.g. full towers, which provide plenty of room for both cooling and future upgrades. 

Form Factor

The form factor determines compatibility with the motherboard. An ATX motherboard requires an ATX or larger case, while some models support multiple form factors for flexibility in future upgrades. 

PSU/Power Supply

Some cases come with a built-in PSU, which can be convenient for simpler builds. However, for powerful graphics cards and processors, cases where the PSU is chosen separately are recommended, so the power supply can match the system’s requirements. 

Design such as Side Panel Window 

Side panels with windows are popular among consumers who use RGB components, as they showcase the hardware and lighting in a visually appealing way. This is especially attractive to gamers. 

The Different Case Form Factor Designations

The form factor is crucial for compatibility and functionality. Below is an overview of the most common case types. 

Mid Tower (ATX)

Mid tower cases are popular choices as they support ATX motherboards and provide a good balance between size and functionality. With room for multiple expansion cards, hard drives, and effective cooling, they are well-suited for custom-built PCs and versatile system solutions. 

Full Tower (Extended ATX)

Full tower cases are designed for demanding configurations and professional environments. They can house Extended ATX motherboards, multiple graphics cards, and advanced cooling systems, making them ideal for high-end gaming rigs and workstations. 

Mini Tower (Micro-ATX)

Mini tower cases provide a space-saving solution with support for Micro-ATX motherboards. They are compact but flexible and well-suited for home offices or secondary systems requiring upgrade options. 

Micro Tower (Mini-ITX)

Micro tower cases are very compact and designed for Mini-ITX motherboards. They require minimal space and are ideal for small offices, home PCs, or mobile workstation solutions where simplicity and space-saving are key. 

Server Cases 

Server cases are developed for business operations and data centers, where scalability and reliability are essential. They provide room for many hard drives, advanced cooling solutions, and ventilation systems and can be tailored to a company’s specific requirements.