Alright, before we dive into the conclusion on the Cougar Conquer, let me make one thing perfectly clear: this case is supposed to wow you with its looks, not with an elaborately engineered interior. Think of it as a sleek race car with all the interior trim, wood, and comfort ripped out, stripped to hold only the necessary elements to allow for all those performance-specific parts to be installed, as opposed to a comfortable car with all the bells and whistles. Both may cost the same, but serve vastly different purposes. So don't look at the price tag expecting a sensible purchase. Look at the Cougar Conquer as an aesthetic choice - a desire to make a statement.

The Cougar Conquer strips away all the usual features one may find in modern cases, like RGB controllers, sound dampening, modular design, shrouds, and movable hard-drive bays. You are left with a pure focus on looks and an outstanding material mix consisting of thick aluminum panels and glass covers. There is absolutely no need for Cougar to angle the motherboard or offer CNC milled panels and pieces that end up in concert to offer the beautiful looks of the chassis. There is no reasonable, sane, down-to-earth explanation for the design of the Conquer - instead, the brand simply built this case because they could, and the result speaks for itself.

Even with the almost exclusive focus on cool, sleek looks and materials, the Conquer still allows you to install all the usual performance parts - including two radiators, long GPUs, or even large CPU coolers. All these elements are realized in a simple, but functional fashion, so you won't end up feeling as though you had to compromise on anything major once you dive into the assembly process. If there are any issues to be named, they would center around the somewhat simple I/O panel and inability to access some of the hard-drive bays without having to remove the motherboard.

That is it - the Cougar Conquer is a beautiful case stripped of any marketing fluff, offering menacingly awesome looks while keeping it real in regards to functionality.