 In a world of plain black boxes with no RGB, one man risks it all to show five of the most insane cases that money can buy. And it's brought to you by iFixit. iFixit's ProTech Toolkit gives you the tools you need to tackle any electronics repair challenge. Visit ifixit.com forward slash linus at the link below to get yours today. Okay, don't get me wrong. I'm a huge fan of the understated monochrome aesthetic with maybe a sprinkle of color here or there. But today, today is about the outliers. The biggest, the boldest, and arguably, subjectively, the beautifulest monstrosities that you can actually buy for your next PC build. So no one-offs. Let's kick things off with the deep cool, oh, it's heavier than it looks, tri-stellar. To make something truly unique, you basically need to step out of the standard form factor. I mean, all boxes look somewhat alike, do they not? So deep cool, amongst others here today, took that challenge very seriously. As the name implies, the tri-stellar has three isolated chambers arranged in sort of an arrowhead style with a metal hub in the middle that serves to route cables between the compartments. The exterior panels have a rough kind of like gunmetal finish that gives them a very industrial look and feel, and they just slide off whenever you need to perform maintenance. So each chamber holds something different. So starting at the top, you've got mounting for your GPU via a PCI Express extension and up to three SSDs with some sexy tempered glass to show them all off. Then the left chamber holds your power supply, an optional two hard drives, and a five and a quarter inch bay if you still live in 2005. Finally, the last compartment contains an ITX motherboard with either a low profile CPU cooler or a single 120 millimeter liquid cooler thanks to this fan mount. Now each of the wings comes with a 90 millimeter fan in the front and is designed to act like a mini wind tunnel. So I would probably stick with a blower style GPU cooler in this case. That is, if you can afford one, it is 350 bucks. Now for our next trick, the Thermaltake Tower 900 may actually not feature an overly unique form factor, but it's still more than earns its insane designation thanks to the sheer magnitude of both its capacity and size, which are sort of the same thing. This thing is so big that my wife can literally fit inside of it with the motherboard tray removed. I couldn't make this stuff up. Anyway, the white version that we have here in the office has a powder coated steel exterior and more tempered glass than you have probably ever seen on a single case, at least for now. And this robust construction lends to its over 50 pound dry weight. I mean, you seriously need two people to move this thing around once it's full of hardware. Lots and lots of hardware. The Tower 900 can hold two quad 140 millimeter extra thick radiators like what we've got here and even has adequate room for fans on both sides of it if you're a total airflow nut. The motherboard tray fits up to an EATX board and quad GPUs, although that last one's not really a thing anymore, at least for gamers. And surprisingly, the 900 actually costs barely more than it weighs at $220. Following in the size matters footsteps of our last case is the also by Thermaltake Core P7. Now, in its default form here, you can see it just looks like one of those fancy showcase cases that's just kind of like a slab of metal that you put a bunch of stuff on and then a tempered glass cover in front for effect. But no, my friends, this case has much more to offer. It can be upright like a test bench. It can be on the wall or in its final form, which we're calling panoramic mode. You just install these extra included panels and the case turns into this crazy open concept setup thing that you can choose four different angles for depending on what you like to change the look of your case and your build. I mean, customization is king, right? The P7 also has a ton of radiator mounting with space for three quad 120 millimeter radiators in panoramic mode here. And you can even vertically mount your GPUs. Yes, that is GPUs plural. But if water cooling or fancy GPU mounting isn't really your thing, the case also has plenty to offer for normal people with space for up to eight hard drives or SSDs and of course, like the tower 900, full EATX board compatibility. This one will cost you 300 bucks. All right, so you've likely seen part one of our Corsair slate build. And don't worry, we will be finishing that up soon, TM. But the slate fit our insanity descriptor so well that we needed to include it here. And I know it's fundamentally just a big black box. But what makes this case crazy is the ridiculous amount of tempered glass. This glass, it's gonna be huge. It's curved and you won't even believe it. And it's no slouch when it comes to hardware capacity either. In fact, it has the most capacity out of any case we've looked at so far. The most. You can mount eight SSDs, five hard drives, five graphics cards, two motherboards, two power supplies, two quadruple 120 millimeter radiators, a triple 140 millimeter radiator and 24 fans to cool it all off. Oh, and did I mention that it has RGB front I.O.? Because yeah, it has RGB front I.O. Now, sadly, this 40 pound behemoth is not on the market yet, but we are hoping to see it sometime soon and hopefully for under 500 bucks. Because damn it, Corsair, the world needs this. Bringing us to our final case. Back up, back up, back up. Back, okay. The most insane case, nay, the most insane thing I think I have ever seen meet the Zadak 511 Helicarrier. We aren't sure how many of them exist or how many will be made, but it is technically a production model and therefore qualifies for this video. So, all right, where do we start with this thing? Not by opening it, that's for sure. So it did include toy jets, you know, but it didn't include instructions. So we're going to have to take their word for it that it contains a 6950X and an ASUS Strix GTX 1080 that, hmm, actually that story doesn't really check out at all because this is an MSI motherboard and, you know what, whatever. I'm sure if you order one, you can get it with whatever you want inside. Let's focus on what we can see from the outside. The entire case is plumbed up for the integrated liquid cooling system with coolant lines visible on the sides here and over here and it's got four single 120 millimeter radiators here, here, here, and here. The whole thing is made out of machined aluminum and plexi and weighs so much that it requires two people to move it. I.O. is fairly standard and positioned at the back, but don't be fooled into thinking that you can just put it on your desk and fire it up. The power cord can only be inserted into the bottom once it's mounted on the included display stand, but once you get it in there, you can power this thing up by sliding your finger down a capacitive strip at the front. Oh, is that a thing of beauty or what? So it lights up these LED lights down both runways and also adds some blue accent lighting to the bottom. Now, I wouldn't blame you guys for having decided by this point in the video that you need one of these, to which all I can say is too freaking bad because unless you've got a cool $20,000 burning a hole in your pocket, you're just going to have to live without it. But what you don't have to live without is TunnelBear, the simple VPN app that makes it easy to browse privately and enjoy a more open internet. 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