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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.

The Conquer is a bit more in line with the external dimensions you’d expect from an ATX tower. It’s 23 inches (580mm) tall and 27 inches (685mm) long, and a pleasantly slim 10 inches (255mm) wide. 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

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Last but not least, the system utilizes a highly efficient 1 TB SSD from Kingston to bolster the overall performance. As far as RAM is concerned, Tech Raptor utilized G.Skill TridentZ Royal to help deliver relentless multitasking and seamless gameplay. Speaking of saving space, at most, the K2 can hold either an mATX or miniITX motherboard, and your whole build will be cooled with one fan that comes preinstalled–talk about saving money and space. To be exact, it’s 14 inches (356mm) tall, 12 inches (305mm) across, and 17.7 inches (450mm) deep. So despite the unique shape, it actually takes up less space than a lot of mini-tower cases.

All in all, the 10th Generation processor will let you easily handle biggies such as Metro Exodus, Hitman 2, Far Cry 5, PUBG, and Minecraft without showing any lag. Nvidia RTX 2070 Super- Graphics Card Even with all this extra capacity, it’s surprisingly compact. It’s a reasonable 20.9 inches (530mm) tall, 25 inches (634mm) long, and 17.9 inches (455mm) wide. It’s also amazingly light, only 26 pounds (11.8kg), though keep in mind it’s going to be a lot more when fully equipped. There is space for two 120mm case fans, which ship with the case, or two 120mm radiators, which isn’t a lot but should be adequate for most mini-ITX builds. With a mix of steel, tempered glass, and a wide array of RGB elements, this unique case makes an immediate impression. However, the case has a couple of “wings” that will restrict the view of the interior of your PC. That’s good news if you’re not sold on cable management, but a point against it if you want to showcase some powerful components or custom liquid cooling. The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 is a massive graphics card, measuring around 12.3 inches (313mm) in length, 5.4 inches (138mm) in height, and 3.6 inches (89mm) in width. It also weighs approximately 4.4 pounds (2kg), making it one of the heaviest graphics cards on the market.To be exact, it’s 18.6 inches (472mm) tall, 9.3 inches (236mm) wide, and 20.8 inches (528mm) long. If you’re looking more for the cooling capacity than the appearance, the compact size allows you to keep it out of the way. There’s plenty of room for cable management, but the cables are still going to be prominently visible, though that’s a deliberate part of the aesthetic. You could theoretically mount up to three 120mm fans in the radiator slot if liquid cooling isn’t your cup of tea, but the case is not officially designed for that. It’s not as heavy as it could be for a case this large, owing to the aluminum construction, and comes in a little over 17 pounds (8kg). It’s got a higher center of gravity and narrower feet than are immediately comfortable for such a tall case, but it’s plenty stable. When it comes to keeping your components cool, you’re going to get a lot of natural ventilation from the way the case is constructed, but it’s also going to be nearly impossible to force air across the components in any meaningful way.

However, a lot of that is the modular side panels, which can be removed for easier access. In addition, the case features a removable sub-chassis, which allows you to slide the core components of your PC out for easy replacement or cleaning. In terms of motherboard compatibility, this is a case primarily designed for mid-builds, meaning motherboards up to an ATX form factor. Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX are also an option but could make this unique case look a bit empty. You’ll need to be careful with larger GPUs, and a dual-GPU build is probably off the table. Do you want your PC to be out of this world? If so, then you might be interested in the Pyramid PC. This pyramid-shaped computer designed by Tech Raptor is a high-performance gaming machine that has been designed with gamers in mind.The Azza CSAZ-804V is a glass-sided pyramid, which places your motherboard flat against the bottom and can be built up from there–talk about being unique. The glass panels on all sides allow unobstructed views and a compartment underneath for cable management, and the PSU still allows for a neat, clean interior, though it is on the small side. On the contrary, the Level 20 offers perhaps the best connectivity out of any case on this list. On the I/O panel located on the laptop, you’ll find four USB ports, one USB-C port, a button for programming the RGB elements, and audio connectors.

However, it’s not very practical and also a bit more expensive than a conventional case would be, but the relatively simple construction keeps the price down compared to other options on this list. It retains the sleek spaceship design but streamlines it, trading the wings for larger tempered glass panels that will really show off your build; though, you’ll have to be a bit tidier with cable management because there’s less room to hide.You will find 4 USB 3.2 2nd Generation slots on the rear side as well as 4 Gen 1 USB ports on the front side. In terms of memory, the two installation slots together can support up to 64 GB of RAM, which I don’t think is any less than meeting the high-end gaming needs. Memory 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.