Deepcool Debuts $599 Tristellar S Case That Resembles 'Star Wars' Shuttle

One of the best parts about building a custom PC is the personalization. Choosing a case that reflects your personality and flair can often cost a little more, but enthusiasts willing to go the extra mile end up with a system they can truly be proud of and call their own. Deepcool has often provided eccentric case options in the consumer market, but the company has also gone the extra mile and announced one of its most unique (and expensive) case offerings to date: the Tristellar S.

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Derek Forrest is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He writes hardware news and reviews gaming desktops and laptops.
  • joe nate
    It's and older code, sir, but it checks out.
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  • dstarr3
    I do dig this. I like how all the hot components are isolated so the GPU exhaust doesn't heat up the CPU or vice versa. But please, no lights. We're not all 12-year-olds.
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  • Larry Litmanen
    Most PC's can be built in a cheap $30 case and you can reuse it for years.

    But we do not do that, we want a case that is beautiful to look at, that allows us to express ourselves. This is why i love this case, it is different, it's daring, bold, it stands out.
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  • neomec
    It's and older code, sir, but it checks out.
    - Shall I hold them?
    - No. Leave them to me. I will deal with them myself.
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  • MrMakapuu
    I can see maybe $200 Max but $600? For some sheet metal and plastic made in China? WTF? Take that $600 Go take a wood working class at your local community college and build something unique and cherish.
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  • Nuckles_56
    I really don't like the colour scheme, the standard black version looks much better if you ask me
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  • luissantos
    I'd be very interested in knowing if I could pair this case with the EVGA AIO Liquid Cooled 980 GTX
    http://www.tomshardware.com/news/evga-gtx-980-hybrid-water,28824.html
    I fear there may be no room for the radiator, but perhaps the HDD mount bracket could be removed? Perhaps it's third slot could be sawed off? Would there be any other complications remaining? Like sheer card length + radiator/fan length would be too much anyways...
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  • turkey3_scratch
    It might be a worthy investment to get one of these and sell them to someone who wants it and'll pay you more money for it. If 50 are made worldwide, it'll be perhaps a worthy idea to invest in one.
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  • dstarr3
    It might be a worthy investment to get one of these and sell them to someone who wants it and'll pay you more money for it. If 50 are made worldwide, it'll be perhaps a worthy idea to invest in one.

    I don't know what the collector market is like for computer cases, but I have a hunch that there isn't one.
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  • rwinches
    This is just a color variation of an existing case.

    http://www.deepcool.com/product/gamerstorm/2015-04/6_1797.shtml
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