 Lee and Lee, maker of aluminum PC cases, has done some weird stuff over the years. Everything from that moving train computer to that blue sail abomination PC-888. But this one... This one might take the cake for me. This is the PCY6 Odyssey Special Edition yacht-themed aluminum chassis. Yes, my friends, a boat-shaped computer case. So welcome then to this episode of Holy Sh**. Why did you bleep that? I said holy ship. It's a boat. Cooler Master's MasterCase Maker 5 features their freeform modular system allowing you to customize, adjust, and upgrade. Make it yours at the link in the video description. So I guess we'll kick things off with a classic Linus Tech Tips unboxing of the PCY6. You got your instruction manual. You've got some LED strips. That is a nice include- RGB LED strips included. Nice touch, Lee and Lee. You've got one of their little feet and you've got the chassis itself. That's interesting. Flying in the face of Lee and Lee's usual style. Holy crap, there's ducks here. Oh, there's baby geese. Adorable. They're gonna bite you. Linus, they're gonna bite you! Now, what you see here is the wild Canadian Goose. Yeah, he's alive. Okay, sorry, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. They're both hissing at me. Sorry, back to the case. So in the back, you'll find the numbered serial number. So I've got 421 out of 500 here. Then working our way up, we've got the power button, mounting points for an SFX power supply. Oh, this is cool. Here are the mixer knobs for your red, green, and blue LEDs on the RGB strip. I think you can put pretty much a full-size graphics card in this thing in addition to the ITX motherboard. There is actually a steering wheel in the top here. Check this out. So there's like, like I feel like I would want to put like a little guy, a little guy standing under the under the protected cover there to steer my computer. We've got four sets of windows that go all the way around that are gonna give you a really nice view of your graphics card. As well as your motherboard. Four thumb screws that let you pop the entire top cover off. So all the building is actually done before you put the the windowed top cover and front deck on. We've got one cooling fan here that's set up as an intake though. I'd imagine with some creativity. You could probably throw another one into the front if you didn't need that many hard drives or SSDs. Look at this! It's got adorable little boat anchors. Right here is the PCI Express extender that is gonna allow you to install that maybe not quite full length. I'm gonna have to, I'm gonna have to try it later. And then right here is your drive cages where you can install, well, drives. You can't tell me that it's a boat case if it doesn't float. Oh, sh**. I step on this, there's a dog sh**. Sh**. That's not dog poo. Oh, that's dog poo. Oh, that's unfortunate. Holy sh**. Oh, there's a lot of goose crap here. Watch yourself, Dennis. Nope. No, that's gross. Alright. That's probably goose pee. Probably. It's time for the maiden voyage of the SS. Fails a lot. Huh. Oh, this is awful. Oh, everything about this is awful. Time to pull this baby out and see if I can get all the goose crap off of it. So now all that's left to do is dry this baby out and see how it goes as an actual PC case. And not a boat. That's one way to dry things when you don't have a way to do it properly. After the fact. Oh, yes. Oh. Either thoughtfully or by blind luck, and knowingly and lee, it's about a 50-50 shot at either of them, I have enough clearance for my modular interface to have an SFX-L power supply and my fan in here. Just like that. Oh, this is gonna look really cool. Spoke too soon. Never install the video card from this angle before. This is a new one. Look at that. Dang, I actually ended up really liking it. I'm sorry I threw it in a lake. But, uh... I guess I'll just have to get it out of the way. I guess it's gonna be 32 gigs of Dominator Platinums. What's that for? This is a clip to hold down the LEDs. It's really funny thinking about cable management. It's not the thing that they normally do. Let's see if she still works. Woo! There we go. Cool. Let's see if my RGB mixer still works. Yep. So I guess that pretty much wraps it up then. Thanks for watching this episode of Holy Ship! Ha ha ha ha. Is it funny the second time? Probably not. Where I started out kind of making fun of a really weird product and ended up really liking a really weird product. You know what else seems weird at first but that you'd probably really like? Ting! They're the mobile carrier focused on customer service and customer satisfaction. Well, that is weird, right? When you call them, there's no robot. There's no menu. There's no press one. There's no press pound. You don't even mash zero to talk to an operator. No, you just talk to an operator. And what's crazy about that is the average Ting! bill is only 24 bucks a month per device. They do this by making their entire pricing model very different from their competition. It's kind of like, buy what you need and use exactly what you need and pay for only what you need instead of having to buy in bulk in some kind of like a plan knowing that if you overuse your plan, you'll get billed out the butt. And if you underuse your plan, you're effectively paying for something that you weren't going to use. So all you got to do is head over to linus.ting.com. We've got that linked in the video description and try out their savings calculator. You enter the information from your last few bills, how much you paid, how much you used, and find out if you will save money by switching to Ting! And if it does look good in your favor, switching to Ting! there, then they'll cover 25% of your cancellation fee up to 75 bucks. And if you use our link, again, that's in the video description, you'll get another 25 bucks in service credit or towards a new device. So what are you waiting for? So if you guys liked this video, hit the like button, get subscribed and all that good stuff. But if you disliked it, dislike it. But if you really liked it, then maybe click on the link in the video description where you can buy a cool Linus Tech Tips shirt like this one or join our community forum. Also linked in the video description will be a where to buy. Usually it's over on Amazon that has our affiliate code on it, so you can buy one of these. You can get pretty much any other computer stuff that you could possibly want. That's all down there. And I guess now that you're done doing all that stuff, you're probably wondering what to watch next. So check out up there our latest video over on channel Superfun. See you next time.