craziest PC case you COULD buy
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Description
This is the Inwin Chronommancy. It's a computer case. It's almost entirely aluminum construction. Makes it weigh over 120 lbs. The only parts that aren't aluminum are this acrylic side panel and this mirror finished stainless steel panel. This wand opens the side panels and allows you to change the lighting. It can support EATX motherboards, super long graphics cards, and up to four drives. It can support up to 360 mm radiators and supports backto-front motherboards. On the back, not a whole lot going on. Power supply and some cool big gears. It's also got a speaker. They said it's designed to look like a trophy. To me, it looks like a bubble tea. When is it coming out? I don't know. How much is it going to be? I don't know. But what I do know is that Dbrand sponsored this short and they have a 50% off sitewide sale going on right now.
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The video showcases the Inwin Chronommancy computer case, a nearly all aluminum chassis weighing over 120 pounds with a few nonmetallic accents, including an acrylic side panel and a mirror-finish stainless steel panel. A wand-like mechanism opens the side panels to reveal lighting controls, emphasizing a dramatic, trophy-like aesthetic that blends high-end materials with showy design. The case supports EATX motherboards, long graphics cards, and up to four drives, with a capacity for up to 360 mm radiators and back-to-front motherboard mounting. On the rear, it features a visible power supply area and large gears, plus a built-in speaker, reinforcing the bold, theatrical presentation. The host notes the mixed feelings about the appearance, acknowledges the uncertain release date and price, and plugs a sponsored promotion from Dbrand offering a 50% sitewide discount via a link in the description. The segment leaves viewers contemplating the balance between extreme design and practical PC building, while highlighting the novelty and spectacle of a case that is as much a statement piece as a functional computer chassis.
Topics · technology · computer_hardware · pc_case_design · product_design
Questions answered
- What makes the Inwin Chronommancy case unique in terms of materials and build?
- It is built mostly from aluminum and uses an acrylic side panel plus a mirror-finish stainless panel, giving it a very premium and futuristic look.
- What hardware does the Chronommancy support?
- It supports EATX motherboards, long GPUs, up to four drives, and up to 360 mm radiators, with back-to-front motherboard mounting.