Azza Pyramid 804 Tower Black, Gray, Transparent

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Construction-wise, the main parts of the case that are visible are the two tempered glass panels that run the length of the case. The rest of it is made of steel and is high in quality.

In silhouette, the Cougar Blazer Essence almost looks like a conventional PC tower. In detail, it’s anything. It’s a case that is unmistakably built for maximum cooling, as it has the appearance of a high-performance radiator. Why have an average case, when your case can be extraordinary? Enter the AZZA Pyramid 804, with its unique pyramid shape design and pleasing aesthetic. When it comes to keeping your components cool, the case adapts well to both air and liquid cooling. There is room for up to eight 120mm fans, or one 480mm radiator at the front, one 360mm between the motherboard and hard drive compartment, and one 140mm at the rear, so keeping everything at the right temperature will be a breeze. The design is certainly not for everyone, and it does come with a pretty hefty price tag, but if you’re looking for a really cool, easy-to-build-in PC case with good airflow, you’ll find it beyond satisfying for your needs. In terms of size, the case itself is 18.5 inches (470mm) square, though again, that’s a term we use loosely because of the angles and open spaces at play. Most of the space is vertical, just over two feet (24.2 inches or 615mm) tall.The base is 19.3 inches (490mm) square, and the peak is 23.1 (589mm) high, which means that despite the unique shape, it’s not going to take up much more desk space than conventional towers. Form factor: Full Tower | Motherboard Support: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 280 x 688 x 732 mm | Weight: 70.5 lb / 32 kg | Radiator Support: Up to 480 mm | I/O Ports: USB 3.0 (4), USB Type-C (1), HD Audio (1) The only real downside is the price tag–It’s a bit higher than we’d like, but compared to other exotic cases, the Antec Torque represents good value for the money. In any case, the Level 20 is a perfectly functional case, but one that definitely isn’t going to be at the top of everyone’s list.

The case certainly looks unique and battle-ready and has plenty of interior space, but might not have as much cooling as you’re looking for, even from an open-case design. However, t his is one of the few entries on our list to have space for up to an EATX motherboard, which will give you the ability to fit an extremely powerful build inside. The Cougar Conquer is a simpler version of the Conquer 2 (although technically, it’s the other way around), yet still a very unique case with a lot of potential. Form factor: ATX Pyramid Enclosure | Motherboard Support: Up to ATX | Dimensions: 589 x 490 x 490 mm | Weight: 31.1 lb / 14.1 kg | Radiator Support: Up to 360 mm | I/O Ports: USB 3.0 (2), USB Type-C (1), HD Audio (1) just ridiculous, so impractical, so expensive, I get it if you want to make it a eye catcher for a booth or upon entry of some designer firm building maybe? but still.... With all this being said, if you want something unique that no one else has and have the budget for it, this is a great option that will last you for decades, literally.Now, when it comes to the quality of construction, we again have no complaints whatsoever. Most of the case is aluminum, with tempered glass panels on each side, making it a fairly durable case overall. Besides that, there are no design elements covering the glass panels, allowing you to showcase both builds.

When looking at the Antec Torque, it’s hard to resist the temptation to make blast-off noises. The steel and tempered glass case look like it could take flight at any moment, thanks in part to the angled construction.Form factor: Full Tower | Motherboard Support: E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, mini-ITX | Dimensions: 337 x 628 x 763 mm | Weight: 45.5 lb / 20.6 kg | Radiator Support: Up to 480 mm | I/O Ports: USB 3.0 (2), USB 2.0 (1), USB Type-C (1), HD Audio (1) In terms of quality, the body is machined aluminum, with tempered glass panels on either side, which translates to a fairly sturdy case that should last you for a long time without getting damaged. On the other hand, it’s surprisingly light, at only 20.6 pounds (9.3kg), but otherwise not constructed in a way that makes it overly portable. If you are looking for some recommendations of PC cases that can accommodate the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090, read ahead. Here are some of the best PC cases available in the market. Phanteks Enthoo Elite The InWin D-Frame looks like something that you’d see being rolled around the floor of a mechanic’s shop. It is as unique of a case as it gets with the welded aluminum frame, which also makes it incredibly sturdy, in addition to what InWin calls a “signature motorcycle look.” Have you ever wished you could build a PC inside the lego spaceship you made when you were little? The FSP T-Wings CMT710 can make that happen. Of all the unique cases on our list, it’s also the one best equipped to house a build that’s as powerful as it looks.