Kolink BIG CHUNGUS Review

Meet the BIG CHUNGUS

Some of us want a PC case that has a little flash, a showpiece chassis to display our well-selected PC components. Typically, this class of case would cost users an arm and a leg, but Kolink has found a way to make such an RGB-filled tempered glass monstrosity like this release with an affordable price tag.  

Presenting, the BIG CHUNGUS. Yes, that’s right, the Big Chungus. Like the meme of the same name, this case is oversized and overprovisioned, offering users more than enough space for their EATX motherboard, water cooling and more. Add in support for crazy amounts of RGB lighting, and we have a proper show queen on our hands. 

This case is all about the looks, offering users large tempered glass panels, five integrated Addressable RGB fans, and two ARGB LED strips at stock. All of these RGB elements can be controlled using a built-in RGB LED controller or a compatible motherboard. 

The Big Chungus is designed to offer enough build space for any showpiece system, be it for your man cave or a LAN event. The system can even be controlled using an included remote, making the system’s lighting changeable at the press of a button. 

  
Specifications

If the name Big Chungus didn’t already convey the sheer size of this enclosure, the case’s dimensions of 668mm x 336mm x 651mm should. This case is a full-sized EATX monster, and the angled nature of this PC frame only serves to make the chassis appear larger. 

At the front of the chassis, the Big Chungus supports up to four 120mm fans, while the base supports up to three 120mm fans and the top supports two 120mm fans. At the rear, the case has a single 120mm exhaust. In its stock configuration, the Big Chungus contains five 120mm ARGB LED fans. 

The base of the Big Chungus contains the enclosure’s front I/O, which supports USB 3.1 Type-C, USB 3.0, USB 2.0 and an audio in/out ports. The case can support graphics cards that are up to 335mm in length, and power supplies that are up to 220mm in length.