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

A mid tower is the standard size — it takes an ATX (often E-ATX) board, a long GPU and a 360 mm radiator in a compact footprint. A full tower is taller and deeper for very large boards, multiple radiators, custom water-cooling loops and many drives. Most gaming builds use a mid tower.

Will my graphics card fit in a mid tower?

Almost always — most mid towers accept 350–400 mm cards, longer than any current consumer GPU. Check the listed maximum GPU length (it drops slightly if front fans or a radiator are installed) and, for thick cards, the vertical GPU option.

Do mid tower cases come with fans?

Most include one to three fans; premium models ship with three or more ARGB fans and a hub, budget models sometimes with one or none. The product name and page list what is in the box — plan to add fans if the case ships light.

Mesh front or tempered glass front?

Mesh runs cooler and quieter under load and is the safe choice for a high-end GPU. Glass fronts look cleaner and rely on side or bottom intakes; the newer dual-chamber and panoramic designs get good airflow from side and bottom fans while keeping the glass.

What is a dual-chamber case?

A case that puts the power supply and cables in a second chamber behind the motherboard tray. The main chamber shows only the board, GPU and cooler, so the build looks tidy through the glass, and airflow through the main chamber is unobstructed.

Can I fit a 360 mm AIO cooler?

Most modern mid towers take a 360 mm radiator on the front, top or side, but not every case takes it on every position — check the radiator support listed for the mount you plan to use, and the clearance from RAM and VRM heatsinks for top mounts.

Which mid tower cases support back-connect motherboards?

Newer cases advertise support for back-connect (reverse connector) boards such as ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero — the motherboard tray has cut-outs where the connectors sit. Look for the feature in the product name; a standard case will not take these boards.

How fast is delivery for PC cases in South Africa?

Evetech ships nationwide via local couriers; Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban are typically quickest and outlying areas take a little longer. Cases are bulky, so the checkout delivery estimate for your address is the one to trust, and every case carries a local warranty.

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Mid Tower PC Cases 🖥️

A mid tower is the standard size for a gaming or workstation build: it takes a full ATX motherboard (many take E-ATX), a long graphics card, a 240–360 mm radiator and a full-size power supply, without the footprint of a full tower. This shelf holds every mid tower case we stock, from budget mesh boxes to premium dual-chamber glass showpieces.

The choices that matter are airflow (mesh front versus glass), motherboard support (ATX or E-ATX), GPU length and cooler height clearance, radiator support for AIO cooling, included fans and their connectors, and the panoramic or dual-chamber layouts that hide cables and show the build. Colour, RGB and USB-C on the front panel are the extras.

Evetech stocks mid tower cases from Corsair, Lian Li, Fractal Design, Cooler Master, Antec, Deepcool, ASUS, MSI, Gamdias, Xigmatek, Gamemax, EINAREX and more, all with local warranty and fast delivery across South Africa. Building small? See Mini-ITX & Micro-ATX Cases; going big or custom-loop, see Full Tower Cases.

Mid Tower PC Cases 🖥️

How to Choose a Mid Tower Case