Swiss modder Pius Giger is better known as Lessdegrees in the modding community and in 2006 he revealed a pretty unique case design. Edelweiss, which was the name of the case, has now appeared in a revised shape and has spread all over the net. The design is modular and a bit like Thermaltake's Level 10 case we told you about a while back. Edelweiss is much smaller though and has an exquisite design with a complete water cooling system.
The case has a white base, which comes from the name Edelweiss, the national flower of Switzerland that is white and considered endangered throughout Europe.
If the Edelweiss flower is rare, the case is even more unique and if it hadn't been for Thermaltake, most likely, taking impression of Pius Giger's first models the module concept case might have been even more astonishing.
Either way it is an extremely impressive build and even if the hardware traces back to 2006, the case, cooling and cable management is just jawdroppingly goodness you can stare at all day long.
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