Introduction

I would like to thank Deeocool for supplying the review sample.


When Deepcool revealed the Tristellar, they took everyone by surprise. The chassis does not only look incredibly menacing and otherworldly, but comes with surprisingly useful functionality. Here is what the company has to say about their chassis:

Tristellar disrupts the traditional concept of a PC case, splits components into three cabins; three high hardness "V" shape metal frames and full metal shells ensure Tristellar has a reliable and solid structure, the system is not only for an artistic appearance, but also a great cooling performance by separating the most heat-generating parts of a PC. The case supports the latest gaming configuration, it is an excellent choice for gamer or PC builder who want a case with both high performance and aesthetics.

Specifications

Packaging

The Tristellar ships in a cube-shaped cardboard box. Considering the entire package and its contents nearly weigh 20 kg, the cardboard used is rather thick. You will find an outline of the chassis on two sides, while the third is taken up by Gamestorm's logo - a sub-brand from Deepcool. A basic table with specifications has been put on the fourth side.


Due to the Tristellar's sheer weight, Deepcool employed two incredibly thick foam spacers to hold the chassis in place and to protect it from damage during shipping. A white cloth bag has also been added as an additional layer of protection against scratches and fingerprints.