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How about a chassis with transparent side panels (one side is transparent)?
I can't say whether this is good or bad. Personal aesthetics are different. Half of the transparent covers are used to show their configuration and cooling system. If there is no high-grade configuration and water cooling system, there is absolutely no need to make it visible unless you want to observe the operation of the machine conveniently.

No matter whether there is a good route or not, it's best not to be seen, because it's a mess.

Who can see the box under your desk? It is better not to do it, and the cost of buying such a chassis is higher. It is best to use it to add more memory.

I forgot to mention that the transparent side plates of high-grade chassis are all made of special materials and have certain anti-radiation and anti-electromagnetic interference capabilities. If it's a cheap chassis, it's better than nothing.