Cougar Computer Cases (PC Cases)

Upgrade your PC with our range of computer cases

At Mwave, we offer a comprehensive range of computer cases to suit every need and budget. Whether you're building a new PC from scratch or upgrading an existing one, we have the perfect case for you.

Our range includes cases in a variety of sizes, from mini ITX to full tower, and in a range of designs and colors to match your style. We stock top brands such as Corsair, Cooler Master, Phanteks, SilverStone, and Thermaltake, so you can be sure you're getting a high-quality product.

At Mwave, we take pride in offering competitive prices on all our computer cases, and our fast and reliable shipping means you can have your new case up and running in no time. Plus, with our expert team of customer service representatives always on hand to help, you can rest assured you're getting the best possible advice and support. So why wait? Browse our range of computer cases today and upgrade your PC with Mwave!

What size computer case do I need for my build?

The size of the computer case you need depends on the size of your motherboard and the components you plan to install. ATX cases are the most common and fit standard ATX motherboards, while smaller cases like micro-ATX and mini-ITX are designed for smaller motherboards. Be sure to check the specifications of your motherboard and components before selecting a case.

What is the difference between a mid-tower and a full-tower case?

Mid-tower cases are smaller and more compact than full-tower cases, but still offer plenty of room for components and expansion. Full-tower cases are larger and offer more space for additional components, such as multiple graphics cards or liquid cooling systems. Consider your specific needs and the size of your build when choosing between a mid-tower and full-tower case.

What features should I look for in a computer case?

When selecting a computer case, consider factors such as airflow, cable management, and expansion options. Look for cases with good ventilation and fan placement to keep your components cool, as well as ample space for cable management to keep your build tidy. Additionally, consider the number of drive bays and expansion slots available for future upgrades.