Cooler Master Cosmos 2 Size Comparison With 800D TJ07 & Fractal Define Linus Tech Tips

The video presents a direct side by side size comparison of Cooler Master Cosmos II with several large and standard computer cases to illustrate just how massive Cosmos II is. Linus starts by introducing his own SilverStone TJ07 as a reference point for what a very large full tower looks like, then places the Cosmos II beside the Corsair Obsidian 800D and the Fractal Design Define R3 to emphasize scale. He notes that Cosmos II is not only taller and deeper but also wider than the 800D, creating a visual impression of an incredibly roomy interior once you account for radiator support and space for mounting hardware. Throughout, he rearranges lighting and camera angles to help viewers perceive depth, width, and overall bulk, even showing the Cosmos II next to a 24-inch and a 30-inch monitor to give practical context on how dominant the chassis appears on a desk. The video closes with a summary of the Cosmos II’s imposing footprint and a nod to Linus Tech Tips’ unboxings and reviews, inviting viewers to subscribe for more content. The overall takeaway is that the Cosmos II dwarfs typical cases and is best appreciated by seeing it in scale with other large enclosures, monitors, and desks. In addition to the size demonstration, Linus teases the practical implications of such a large case for build planning and cable management, emphasizing that not all setups will accommodate this monster, but for enthusiasts chasing extreme configurations it represents a pinnacle in case design and spatial footprint.

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