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fit wits coverage of Computex 2018 is brought to you by fantex berta gear enter max be quiet and cable mod you can learn more about their products and the links below what's going on guys right now I am at the Corsair suite here at Computex 2018 and I just kind of wandered over to the first thing that caught my eye literally which was all of these LED modules RGB LED modules this is their step-up now from the original Vengeance RGB this is their vengeance RGB Pro line of ddr4 memory ranges anywhere from 20 666 speed all the way up to 4000 however in July I believe they're gonna release ink its that go even beyond that speed so they're really pushing the boundaries here and I believe don't quote me on this but I believe they're also rockin some Samsung B dies so that's fantastic great for overclocking you can see here that they've actually kind of stepped up their game when it comes to the amount of illumination that happens on the front of their dims and there's no branding on the front it's just a really clean like you wouldn't even know that these are Corsair sticks unless you look to the side so they're really just sort of prioritizing and focusing on the illumination aspect and I got to say they're incredibly bright these are probably some of the brightest RGB dims that I've seen yet definitely brighter than like even tried NZ RGB stuff so they look fantastic they're fast and hopefully reliable I'll probably get some of these in a build sooner than later now obviously these sticks can be controlled through the IQ software which is also brand-new and just had its full launch just earlier this Monday so it can be integrated and can sync up with other corsair compatible components and other peripherals so that's really cool additionally there's 10 LEDs per stick so you have a very nice sort of smooth and seamless gradients going across the entire module which looks very nice according to the spec sheet here it looks like you can opt for either a 2 by 8 gig stick kit all the way up to 8 by 16 gigs so really your pick of the litter depending on your budget and needs and in terms of performance over here we have a brand new micro ATX case from Corsair they actually haven't released a new micro ATX chassis in years I can't even remember the last one although maybe it was that was that the air 2 for it doesn't matter the successor to the heir to 40 a very popular micro ATX case this is the 280x RGB there's also a non RGB model if you're not into lighting that goes for 50 dollars cheaper that's 109 for the non RGB and 159 for the RGB model you can see that the exterior is still very boxy in shape which which I like and it also gets a tempered glass treatment there's sort of a floating tempered glass piece of the front here this actual piece of glass is not removable but of course you could just pop off the entire front panel if you wanted to you get two USB three at the top mic and headphone jacks with the power button and reset there's also tempered glass on the top with another separate panel that's got it looks like allen keys right here for the four screws but I believe that's going to be changed over to a Phillips head for the u.s. the final retail model and then we also have a tempered glass side panel right here and obviously it's going to be the same sort of dual chamber design where you've got the power supply and drives on one side where you can stash excess cabling and then you've got sort of your beauty side on over here you can see here they've got sort of an SLI configuration with their new ddr4 RGB memory we just took a look at plenty of nice grand grommeted holes for for routing cables I can see at least one big one there there might be just some cutouts at the top as far as radiators go now you get a 240 at the front 280 at the top and there's even an option for a 280 at the floor of the case assuming that you're sticking a mini ITX motherboard in here and that definitely open opens up a couple more options looks like there's a ton of airflow going through right now I'm not exactly sure what the temps are or anything or if it's even under load in the first place but it looks like you even definitely stash a load of full-sized hardware inside of this chassis another important thing to mention about that $50 price difference is that you're also getting two of the ll series RGB fans included as well as a lighting note Pro just to make everything look all nice and showy as for the Corsair booth that's gonna do it for now guys but let me know what you thought of that memory as well as that case are you a fan I don't need right guys thanks for watching go ahead and follow me so you don't miss any more stuff coming here at a Computex 2018 and i'll see you all in the next video