What makes a white gaming PC different
A white build shows more than a black one. Cable routing, mismatched shrouds and dust all stand out against a light case, which is why a white system has to be specified as a whole rather than assembled from whatever fits.
Every system in this range is built around a white case, with the motherboard, cooler and graphics card chosen to match. All are hand built and tested here in the UK, come with a 3 year warranty as standard with up to 5 years available, and ship with Windows 11 installed and updated.
Why choose a white gaming PC
- White case, motherboard, cooling and graphics card selected together, not a white box with black parts inside
- Hand built and tested in the UK by our own system engineers
- Stress tested before dispatch, not just assembled and boxed
- Current generation NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series and AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series graphics
- 3 year warranty as standard, with up to 5 years available on our warranty page
- Built to order in 6 to 8 working days, or 3 to 5 on express systems
What to consider when building an all white system
White cases
The case sets the look and does most of the airflow work, so it is the first decision rather than the last. These are the ones we build in most often, and you can see the full range on our PC cases page.
Jonsbo TK-2 2.0 (White)
Triple glass panels and a showcase layout, for a build meant to be looked at.
Fractal Design North (White)
Wood front accent and a quieter, more restrained look than most gaming cases.
NZXT H6 Flow RGB (White)
Panoramic glass corner and a high airflow layout with front intake fans.
Matching the components to the case
A white case with black parts inside is the most common way a white build goes wrong. These are the parts that have to match.
White motherboards
From ASUS and Gigabyte. Full white or white-shrouded boards supporting current Intel and AMD processors, DDR5 or DDR4 depending on the platform, with the heatsinks and M.2 covers finished to match rather than left black.
If you are not sure which board you need, our motherboard buyer guide covers it.
White graphics cards
White shroud editions from both manufacturers. The card is the largest single component on show, so it is the one worth getting right, and the choice is narrower than in black, which makes it worth settling early. Our guide to what graphics card you need works back from what you play, and you can browse the full range in NVIDIA gaming PCs and AMD Radeon gaming PCs.
White cooling
All in one liquid coolers with white radiators, fans and tubing, or white tower air coolers where a quieter build matters more than headroom for overclocking.
Brands we build with include Corsair, DeepCool, Thermalright, Cooler Master, APNX and Phanteks. If you want the cooling, fans and lighting on one control system, our Corsair gaming PCs use iCUE Link throughout.
Who a white gaming PC suits
A white build makes sense if the machine is going to be visible. On a desk against a light wall, on camera while streaming, or as part of a setup where the monitor, keyboard and desk are already coordinated, the case is part of the room rather than a box under it.
If the machine lives out of sight, you are paying for something you will not see, and the same specification in a standard case will cost less.
If you are still working out the specification rather than the finish, start with our gaming PC buying guide, which covers what screen you will plug into and what you actually play.
Build your own
If none of the systems above is quite right, our PC configurator lets you specify a white build from the case up, and checks compatibility as you go. Our guide on prebuilt or custom covers which route suits you, and it matters more here than usual, because matching parts across a whole build is where a self-assembled white system most often comes unstuck.
White gaming PC FAQs
Is the whole build white or just the case?
The whole build. The case, motherboard, cooler and graphics card are chosen to match rather than a white case filled with black parts, which is the most common way a white system ends up looking wrong.
Do white components cost more?
Usually a little, and the choice is narrower, particularly for graphics cards and motherboards. The difference is in availability as much as price: fewer models are made in white, so the specification is built around what matches rather than picked freely.
Do white cases run hotter?
No. Colour makes no difference to airflow. What matters is the case layout and fan arrangement, and the cases we build in most often are chosen for airflow first.
Does a white PC show dust more?
Dust shows less against white than against black, which surprises people. What does show is cable routing and any part that does not match, which is why the build has to be specified as a whole.
Can I get any specification in white?
Not every one. The range is set by which components are made in white, so some combinations are not possible. The PC configurator will show you what can be matched.
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