I agree with sna.
If I was putting together a ITX system, I would not get a hulking case like this, I would want a small one.
Just thinking, how big and heavy would one of these be if it took a ATX or a EATX MB with a space for multiple VGAs and the radiators.
Now that would give you huge bragging rights, because it would be absolutely huge and laughable.
It's funny, when I first started with computers, they were massive. Over time they have, sped up, shrunk and been made more user friendly, This one misses out on 2 of the 3, like going backwards. Is there a punch-card slot, (giving away my age, does anyone else remember back to using punch-cards).
My favourite case at the moment, especially for the money is a Thermaltake Core series for less than a tenth the cost (in Australian - $80 compared to $850 for this monstrosity, but because it is Australia, it would probably be up like $1000 or more),. After I drilled out a few rivets and replaced with some nuts and bolts, I can pull it down to just a test bench very quickly and easily. Great for rebuilds and mods, plus very adaptable with accessories like fans and radiators.
Really, if I could afford to spend this much, I would be looking at getting a Case Labs product. I would much prefer function and adaptability over looks, also my case sits in the corner, out of the way. I want it to be quiet and innocuous. This is like having a truck with the usable space of a mini.
Besides, I would prefer to spend the money on something else, like a good VGA.
To me this just demonstrates that saying - a fool and his money ..........
Even then,I know it will still sell.