Best Unique PC Cases

Thermaltake Level 20 EATX

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: E-ATX, ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 28.8 x 11 x 27.1 inches | Included Case Fans: 3x 140mm ARGB | GPU Length: 310mm | CPU Cooler Height: 200mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 1x 480mm, 1x 360mm, 1x 140mm |

Thermaltake Level 20 is an E-ATX full tower chassis that can store your components on triple stories if you’re tired of sacrificing space. You have the ground floor, the middle floor, and the top floor with a front balcony. Don’t get me wrong, this is a feature of the limited edition Level 20 PC case; not a real estate property, yet unique and unlike any other PC case geared for extremely high-end setups. It features three tempered glass windows and three 140mm Riing Plus 14 RGB fans that can be voice-operated, as well as plenty of room for extreme components.

This Thermaltake’s flagship model is developed under the “TT Premium” label to commemorate the company’s 20th anniversary. It is ideal for large-budget projects, with greater airflow and a trio-chamber design with tempered glass and a toolless locking mechanism that is appealing to hobbyists. The base chamber is the biggest enclosure for the motherboard and can accommodate up to E-ATX motherboards as well as 360mm radiators and 2x 140mm fans, as well as riser cable or AIO liquid cooling systems.

The second compartment is for storage and has the biggest liquid cooler (480mm). However, it is most appealing to NAS builders who want a large number of SSDs and HDDs for a faultless arrangement, with everything organized for a simple system. The third compartment houses the power supply, and the top level is also properly ventilated. The front balcony space is dedicated to IO, with a real USB-C port, quad USB-A gen 3, and dedicated audio in and out, as well as status LEDs, a reset button, and a power button.

My opinion on the Thermaltake Level 20 EATX PC case is straightforward: it’s the top choice for an all-in-one build similar to our best PC cases for watercooling. Its big footprint is perfect for a high-end gaming rig that can also handle business tasks, host servers, or even run two motherboards simultaneously. However, there are some downsides to consider: it’s expensive and bulky. Nonetheless, the sturdy steel construction makes it worth the investment for unique builds, and it’s a great option overall.

Vetroo K1 Pangolin

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 18.9 x 15.1 x 8 inches | Included Case Fans: 3x 140mm ARGB | GPU Length: 350mm | CPU Cooler Height: 170mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 2x 360mm top and front |

Love Pangolin, meet Vetroo K1 Pangolin, a real-life Pangolin PC case with a bulk of curves waving you to make your hybrid open chassis PC. It is a different but better airflow case flexible for RGB builds with dual transparent tempered glass side panels that can clearly show your internal components and it is easy to install with screws. Though it has no magnets for tempered glass panels, you need to be careful when installing components and rebuilding. Other than a lack of dust filtration and bulky aesthetics.

You can install up to 7x 120mm fans and install a 360mm water cooler, which provides a better fit for gamers who need to cool hot components very delicately and sufficiently enough for ATX motherboard support, support CPU coolers up to 170mm tall, and GPU up to 350mm long, plentiful. The best part of the Vetroo K1 Pangolin is $170 for all the innovative chassis that is achievable for a powerful build with less restriction air cooling. And weight ratio is 22.05 lbs, which is way more acceptable than Thermaltake Level 20.

Although we like the aggressive design of the Vetroo K1 Pangolin, which is appropriate for a gaming room, there are minimalist PC cases with more subdued looks that can be used to build a silent PC for the home office.

Cougar Conquer 2

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: CEB, ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 14.5 x 24.8 x 29.3 (inches) | Included Case Fans: 1x 120mm RGB | GPU Length: 400mm | CPU Cooler Height: 150mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 1x 360mm, 1x 240mm |

If you are a gamer looking forward to building a futuristic full tower PC, Cougar Conquer 2 is no doubt, bossy, for creative minds do not overlook its catchy looks. It covers both grounds for being plentiful and modular. The base design features a detachable sub-chassis design with unique metal framing. Its price seems promising at $300 you can use the detachable sub-chassis for an innovative installation experience.

You’ll find the size and appearance resembled giant Jaegers from Pacific Rim (film), the stylize is no doubt robust, and Trelux RGB strips are bulky but satisfying when paired with 5V connection motherboards for system-wide lighting synchronization. However, front IO is also useful for RGB syncing. From first impression to last, I find this chassis ideal for modders who dare to customize and modify PC cases for exotics creation. There are detachable panels everywhere and they are interchangeable meaning more room to implement your own ideas for your gear.

Overall, a great package for a custom PC. You can expect it to go well with your overclocking enthusiasms benefiting two radiators support, one 360mm on top and another 240mm in the front, other than a single 120RGB fan that stays intact with case looks and comes pre-installed. Overall, a pretty weird design that achieves excellent cooling performance but is heavier than portable PC cases with small form factor designs.

Thermaltake AH T200

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 14.5 x 24.8 x 29.3 (inches) | Included Case Fans: No | GPU Length: 320mm | CPU Cooler Height: 150mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 1x 280mm, 1x 240mm |

Owning a helicopter is a dream for many commuters, but it is unattainable due to the high cost; however, Thermaltake turned dreams into reality by building the AH T200. It is a gunship that facilitates in appearance, but it is a PC case by DNA, a very unique, fancy, and touchable chassis that I cannot overlook. The same design has two variants, one for big boy builds with full tower capacity and this one is similar to the smallest MATX cases with much compact room for space saving.

Like every other hybrid open frame design, this also feated side tempered glass panels, that swing doors, is “very thoughtful”. More like a functional helicopter that becomes a PC noted forged and sturdy frame. The real deal lies in the complexity of adding front fans. The restricted dome shell is less accessible and requires the removal of the entire front panel which is time and yes, you need to build with patients, after all this is not your traditional chassis.

You need to count six screws and the whole front will open for full modifications. The inner shell will appear like a test bench but result in a mess of cable connections if you skip cable ties. In performance, thermals are stable with even a beefy RTX 4090 card but make sure to install two 120mm intake fans for proper airflow. Overall, an inexpensive chopper that anyone can fly without a license.

Thermaltake Level 20 HT

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: EATX, ATX, MATX | Dimensions: 24.13 x 18.43 x 19.8 inches | Included Case Fans: 2x 140mm | GPU Length: 400mm | CPU Cooler Height: 260mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 2x 360mm |

After innovating the Level 20 PC Case, Thermaltake doesn’t stop there keep up the good work and achieve Thermaltake Level 20 HT, another interesting PC case for fancy folks, who need a unique, and spacious chassis. But do not mistake Level 20 HT for a cooler box or fish tank, it is an utterly unique chassis for a computer with glass on every surface except the bottom and back. It is inspiring for water cooling systems with full tower room to construct your dream come true computer.

The pleasing two preinstalled 140mm standard fans rest on the top and are designed with outstanding system ventilation with a chimney effect. If you pay attention to our picture, you ain’t notice the bulk, but this is truly a giant case with a heavy base. But playful for cool looks and showing the interior. The good thing is it’s a dual cabin design, the back is for cables and storage. You can effectively hide cluttered cables out of sight and make it look great with plenty of RGB fans. That said, you have room for three 120mm on the left and right sides.

There are two 140mm on top, pre-installed, and equipped two 140mm in the rear plus three 120mm on the bottom mesh opening. This means Air can enter from the sides and bottom and exhaust from the top. The appreciation to Thermaltake for including magnetic dust filtration at the bottom vents and back. Another great job is for the front and top tempered glass panels, which users can easily unlock by pressing down the locking mechanism located on the top part of the glass, allowing quick and easy access. The left and right hinged doors are also equipped with a smart lock security system allowing you to easily secure the inner components of your case.

Thermaltake Core P90

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 18.5 x 18.5 x 24.2 inches | Included Case Fans: No | GPU Length: 320mm | CPU Cooler Height: 180mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 1 x 480mm, 1 x 420mm |

Core P90 is another Thermaltake case that is Tt LCS Certified for PC enthusiasts. It is an open-frame mid-tower chassis that allows you to make it a test bench or a gaming PC with beefy components for supreme performance, thanks to unrestricted air cooling and unusual motherboard layout like inverted PC cases.

At first sight, it resembles the sibling Thermaltake Core P1 open-air cases for wall-mounting, though it is a bit mature and more user-friendly with surrounding panoramic visuals. Let’s say showcase your extreme hardware in three-way placements, that support wall-mount, vertical, and horizontal layouts.

Though the biggest gripe of Thermaltake Core P90 is its open design, air filters are useless. If you desire it for your next build, mind putting it on a clean surface, away from dust. This also weighs a metal frame, as well as the 5mm thick surrounding glass panels, make it heavy.

AZZA Pyramid CSAZ-804V

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 23.2×19.3×19.3 inches | Included Case Fans: 1x 120mm RGB | GPU Length: 280mm | CPU Cooler Height: 95mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 1 x 360mm |

The AZZA Pyramid CSAZ-804V is one of the very few ‘cases’ on the market to come with innovations that are hardly imaginable. It is inspired by Egypt pyramids for PC enthusiasts to create a of kind PC. This PC case is out of the world, unusual and crazy-looking aesthetics fool you for decorations, yet it’s a working PC case and it is truly extraordinary to show off your beautiful build from all angles with four tempered glass side panels. You can expect it to build a great system using an ATX motherboard.

It comes with one 120mm Hurricane II RGB fan at the top and supports three additional 120mm fans on the bottom, whereas you can install up to a 360mm radiator at the bottom. The only two components that have a performance impact in this unusual case are the CPU and GPU. You’ll find 95mm maximum height clearance for the CPU cooler which is restricted and also vertical alignment for the GPU which can be limited to 280mm length, 80mm width, and 132mm height.

Thermaltake Versa N24

SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard: ATX, MATX, ITX | Dimensions: 21 x 9.7 x 20.1 inches | Included Case Fans: 1x 120mm RGB | GPU Length: 415mm | CPU Cooler Height: 155mm | Liquid Cooling Support: 2x 240mm front and top |

Following the innovative series of PC cases, Thermaltake Versa N24 is somewhat catchy and looks cool with a Fallout theme design. If you are a fan of the Fallout video game, this is the gamer chassis that will keep you amused with catchy aesthetics, with the gamer’s theme.

This one should be skipped by enthusiasts because it is only suited for gamers who want a themed PC enclosure. It has one custom 120mm fan pre-installed in the front and you’ll be able to install up to five 120 fans for air cooling. However, it has great potential for water cooling, and could you please with up to three radiators? One 240mm in the front, one 240mm at the top, and one 120mm in the rear.

The best thing about this case is the ability to fit traditional 5.25 ODD bays externally, so gamers can play video games from disks and media enthusiasts can enjoy Blu-ray movies from their collections. However, it is significantly thicker than the slim ATX cases we chose for our supporting list.