Cougar Conquer 2 All New Ultimate Gaming Full Tower Case with Exclusive Detachable Sub-Chassis Design

When I decided to upgrade my custom build after 10 years and realized with a new 12th Gen Core i7 that I had to pretty much replace everything (old unit was 3rd Gen Core i7 with DDR3), I decided to go all out. I was trying to find a case that would have the room for not only a 360 radiator, but also a new larger video card. I looked into some of the open cases because of how cool they looked and somehow stumbled on the first Cougar Conquer case. Then while shopping for the V1, I came across the V2. It fit everything I was looking for - plenty of room for an oversized custom build and the unique look to stand out. I was not only impresses the the quality of the materials, but there is tons of room for whatever you want to do. The removeable chassis makes everything a lot easier and convenient for not only the initial build, but also for any updates that you may want to do. Cable management is easier than expected and things are not as exposed as you would think. This is a positive and a negative. I wish the glass was a little bit less tinted so you could see more of the inside. As it is now, a lot of what you see are the leds. I found it simple to wire up the included leds to my motherboard to control them with the motherboard software instead of the included switch. Highly recommend this just for the wow factor.

This is a great case I mean new this is not like any other case but if your into your craft this is a must have. built mine yesterday took about a couple of hours since it's a new case had to figure out some things the case comes in 2 sections which I love. very easy to work on and sliding it into chassis was a breeze it's a beast of a tower but wow the looks on people's faces all your computer parts are in a work of art been building over 20 years this is a dream to work on only down side I could find to the whole build is no riser no mount for riser and no place to buy one for this tower so don't expect a riser cable or the mount for the case you can't even buy it looked not one person even cougar doesn't have it in there site I prefer side mounted cards so this was very disappointing they should mention this instead they have a pic with the video card mounted on the side.... Not nice ...ok my mistake you can pick up a riser here in amazon needs to be a 90 degree angle riser get one that is universal itll have more then 2 holes so you can position it.thers no info anywhere on line about this had to figure it out ordered the riser will let you know if it works and will tell you which one to use

Update: Cougar Support(Celia) did a great job of getting me a replacement panel from China. Now everything is 100. After assembling the case I noticed that the right orange plastic panel has paint defects. I have added a few pics showing the difference between the good right and defective left. I called the customer service number to see if I can have this left orange plastic panel replaced, and they directed me to email Cougar. Which I did. It's cool how you build in the sub chassis first. Case is very sturdy once you install/tighten all the included brackets. The air flow on this case is incredible. My air cooled 2080ti Xtreme never exceeds 75C under full load. There is a little over 2 inches between the GPU and tempered glass. There is also a good amount of space around the GPU to pull in cool air directly. I took a picture with the tempered glass panel off showing this. Having three fans in front of the GPU definitely helps👍. The only thing I could really recommend is to buy the Cougar SPD fans to exactly match the exterior Trelux lighting. The included front fan is nowhere near as nice. Also it would be really cool if the case's IO cables were longer, so that you can easily display the sub chassis without having to disconnect them. Case is longer than average. It requires a serious desk. It's definitely a stunner to look at. Because of the length of IO connections, it's a case you definitely want to build right the first time and not have to keep going back in.

This is my very first PC case I've ever purchased and this case has an amazing appearance. This case has a slide out chassis feature. However, you need to unplug the wires/cables from the case to your motherboard when you need to slide out the chassis. I don't mind permanently removing the temper glass from the left case for cable management or adding new parts into the case, but for those who frequently open their PCs to add parts or cable manage, I wouldn't recommend the case. For those who rarely open their PC or just want a cool looking PC, go for it. This case is not for everyone, but some may want it. The Core Box that comes with the case for the RGB fan(s) defected on me within a day which disappointed me. I can no longer change or synchronize the RGB fan that came included with the case. The case still works and synchronize through a software. In order for the case to synchronize RGB, you have to hold down the hexagon symbol next to the power button to synchronize RGB from a software it supports.

It is a amazing looking case very bold and definitely deserves to be a room centerpiece but sadly with a design issue and a couple defects that I got from the case having to take off a couple of stars. Pros: Amazing and very bold design Designed for ease of build Great Temps Very nice RGB Cons: Cannot connect a IO shield to the motherboard(not a huge issue but would personally prefer to have a IO shield) One of the back brackets blocks the USB ports from the motherboard Was not able to connect one of the back brackets after putting the build in(a friend tried to figure it out as well and was unsuccessful) pretty sure this came down to a slight defect in my case but no way to know for sure also had a couple of screws that were bent making them impossible to use again After connecting the front panel connectors there is not a easy way to remove the inner frame from the case do to it being blocked by the glass panels and even after removing them it is not somewhat difficult to pull out the cables with frame being there(might come down to me having slightly larger hands but they are pretty close to average size for males) Maintenance is difficult because of the reason listed above as well as fighting to get the bracket on Front RGB cougar fan fins were slightly to large so were causing constant loud noise so had to sadly remove that part of the RGB to not go insane(probably a bad one but still happened non the less) Overall personally was a pretty ok case to build in but without being able to do maintenance easily and most of the USB ports being difficult to access as well as the slight defect and/or design flaw for the bottom bracket having to dock a couple stars. The case is an open air case so its ambient will match your room a lot easier so if you have half decent cooling you should have no issues keeping your PC at very reasonable to nice temperatures.

My son built this unit for me. He was very happy with the room he had to work with in this case. I am very pleased and proud to say best system I have ever owned.

This thing is huge! Perfect for some future upgrades. Very well built and complete gaming eye candy!

I like the look and it is a unique case but there's not really anything special about it. Most of your cool looking water loop and component will be covered by the panels. This isn't a case for everyone, most people will be better off with a Lian Li O11 or something, and there's too many cons to justify the price. - The orange paint is very ugly, be prepared to paint over it. - There's no opening on the bottom for any of the header - Lots of plastic. More than I would like - The cougar logo in the front can not change color, making it very hard to color coordinate - Even though there's a mounting point for a vertical GPU, there's no compatible riser cable. So this feature is useless. Unless you ghetto rig it like me. - Lots of panel, but they block most of the view of your component - Top fans need a filter - Despite the "Detachable Sub-Chassis Design" it's not really detachable. Once you connect the front panel to the motherboard, it's no longer detachable. They should had made the front panel cables detachable as well..