Choosing a PC case is not just about how the build looks. A good case decides how cleanly your parts fit, how your airflow works, how easy future upgrades feel, and whether your gaming setup can stay cool under long sessions.
If you are comparing PC case price in Pakistan, look beyond the outside design. Check motherboard support, fan count, GPU clearance, CPU cooler clearance, storage bays, USB ports, liquid cooler support, and whether the case already includes fans.
At Boost Lifestyle, the main PC case collection is the PC Casings collection.
Quick Answer
For most Pakistani gaming builds, start with a case that has at least 3 pre-installed fans, support for your motherboard size, enough GPU length clearance, enough CPU cooler height clearance, a front/top/rear airflow path, USB 3.0 on the front I/O, and space for SSD/HDD storage.
If you want a value gaming case, compare the Essential E100 and E200. If you want more ATX flexibility, compare the Pro P100, Pro P200, and Pro P300.
Best Boost PC Cases To Compare
| Best for | Product | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Entry gaming build | Enclosure Essential Series E100 with 3 ARGB Fans | Lower price, 3 ARGB fans, USB 3.0, tempered glass, and support for GPU length up to 280 mm. |
| Compact MicroATX / ITX build | Enclosure Essential Series E200 with 4 ARGB Fans | 4 ARGB fans, MicroATX / ITX support, and liquid cooling support up to 240 mm. |
| ATX value build | Enclosure Pro Series P100 with 3 ARGB Fans | ATX / MicroATX support, 3 ARGB fans, and GPU clearance up to 335 mm. |
| Balanced ATX build | Enclosure Pro Series P200 with 4 ARGB Fans | ATX / MicroATX / Mini-ITX support, 4 ARGB fans, 240 mm liquid cooler support, and GPU clearance up to 325 mm. |
| Higher-spec Pro build | Enclosure Pro Series P300 with 4 ARGB Fans | ATX / Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX support, 4 ARGB fans, tempered glass, and 240 mm liquid cooler support. |
1. Enclosure Essential Series E100: Good Entry PC Case
The Enclosure Essential Series E100 is a good starting point if you want a gaming-style case without immediately jumping into a higher budget.
It comes with 3 ARGB fans, tempered glass styling, USB 3.0, and support for graphics cards up to 280 mm. It also supports CPU coolers up to 165 mm and liquid cooling up to 240 mm.
Use this if your build is simple, your GPU is not too large, and you want a clean case with lighting already included.
2. Enclosure Essential Series E200: Better Fan Count In The Essential Range
The Enclosure Essential Series E200 is useful if you want a compact gaming PC case with 4 ARGB fans already included.
It supports MicroATX / ITX motherboards, has USB 3.0, and includes front, top, bottom, and rear fan support. It is a better fit if your build is compact but you still want stronger cooling potential than a basic office casing.
3. Enclosure Pro Series P100: ATX Support At A Value Price
The Enclosure Pro Series P100 is a strong option if you want ATX / MicroATX support and a clean tempered-glass look.
It comes with 3 ARGB fans, USB 3.0, a tempered glass side panel, GPU clearance up to 335 mm, and CPU cooler height support up to 160 mm. It is a good middle option for buyers who want ATX support without moving too high in price.
4. Enclosure Pro Series P200: Balanced Pick For Most Gaming Builds
The Enclosure Pro Series P200 is one of the easiest recommendations in the Boost case lineup because it balances motherboard support, fan count, GPU clearance, and price.
It supports ATX / MicroATX / Mini-ITX motherboards, includes 4 ARGB fans, supports 240 mm liquid cooling, and has graphics card clearance up to 325 mm.
For many buyers comparing gaming PC case price in Pakistan, this is the practical middle ground.
5. Enclosure Pro Series P300: Pro Look With 4 ARGB Fans
The Enclosure Pro Series P300 is useful if you want a Pro Series case with 4 ARGB fans, tempered glass, and support for ATX / Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX builds.
It supports 240 mm liquid cooling and graphics cards up to 320 mm. This makes it suitable for buyers who want a cleaner gaming build with room for common upgrades.
How To Choose The Right PC Case
Check Your Motherboard Size
Before buying a PC case, confirm whether your motherboard is ATX, MicroATX, Mini-ITX, or ITX.
If you are not sure, check the motherboard box, invoice, or product page. A case can look perfect but still be wrong if the motherboard size does not match.
Check GPU Clearance
Gaming graphics cards can be long. Check the maximum GPU length supported by the case before ordering.
For example, the Pro P100 lists GPU clearance up to 335 mm, while the Essential E100 lists up to 280 mm. Bigger clearance gives you more flexibility for larger graphics cards.
Check Cooling And Fan Support
If your PC is used for gaming, editing, or long working sessions, airflow matters.
A case with 3 or 4 pre-installed fans can save you money compared with buying fans separately. If you want extra RGB or airflow, you can also compare Boost's Case Fan collection.
Useful fan options include Squirrel Pro RGB PC Case Fan, Enclave F200 ARGB Fan, and Enclave F100 ARGB Fan.
Check CPU Cooler Height
If you are using an air cooler, check CPU cooler height clearance.
If you are using a liquid cooler, check radiator support such as 120 mm, 140 mm, 240 mm, or 360 mm. Do not assume every case supports every radiator size.
You can compare available options in the CPU Coolers collection, including Arctic RGB CPU Cooler and Hydra Pro Premium CPU Liquid Cooler.
Check Your Power Supply Plan
A gaming PC also needs a reliable power supply. Do not choose a PSU only by price. Match it to your CPU, GPU, storage, and future upgrade plan.
Boost's Power Supply collection currently includes the Titan Power Supply.
Which PC Case Should You Choose?
Choose Essential E100 if you want a lower-priced case with 3 ARGB fans, your GPU length is within the listed clearance, and you want a simple gaming look.
Choose Essential E200 if you are building around MicroATX / ITX, want 4 ARGB fans in a compact case, and want good cooling support for the price.
Choose Pro P100 if you want ATX / MicroATX support, stronger GPU clearance, and a Pro Series case at a value price.
Choose Pro P200 if you want the safest balanced option, 4 ARGB fans, and ATX / MicroATX / Mini-ITX flexibility.
Choose Pro P300 if you want a more premium Pro Series option, 4 ARGB fans, tempered glass styling, and a clean gaming build with upgrade room.
Final Recommendation
If you are shopping for a PC case in Pakistan, do not only compare the outside look. Compare the full build fit: motherboard size, GPU clearance, CPU cooler clearance, fan count, liquid cooler support, storage bays, front USB ports, warranty, and local support.
Start with Boost's PC Casings collection, then compare case fans, CPU coolers, and power supplies if you are building or upgrading the full setup.
