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fit wits coverage of Computex 2018 is brought to you by fantex berta gear enter max be quiet and cable Mott you can learn more about their products and the links below what's going on guys Calvin wood here covering Computex 2018 we're at the Lindley Suites and we're checking out cases they have a lot of cool new cases here speaking of cool this is the land cool one it's a $99 case or I guess 99 or $89 depending on whether you want RGB or USB 3.1 gen2 type-c which we're definitely starting to see a lot more of at the event here taking a look at the front panel it's it's kind of got this monolithic design its kind of foreboding but it looks kind of cool at the same time and they use a CNC mill to sort of each out the the front panel here just to give it a more premium feel and it definitely looks and feels like a premium case even though it is technically sub $100 this is the I believe this is the non RGB version don't quote me on that it's it's not really built out or anything so it's hard to tell you do get tempered glass on the side which is sort of two lists there's two captive thumb screws in the back and it allows you to slide off very easily oh that felt good I felt really good I'm gonna put this a tempered glass panel down for a second here and take a look at the interior here they've really optimized it for versatility you can use this case for air cooling you can pop in some radiators I believe we have three hundred and sixty millimeter radiator at the at the front and a two eighty at the top don't quote me on whether or not those can be installed simultaneously but definitely some cooling potential here also the power supply basement looks very nice it's kind of got this sort of flat edge at the corner you've got some SSD mounts on the top of the power supply shroud you can actually mount two two and a half inch drives or if you want you can pop them off like so and voila you get some ventilation for power supply and whatnot also fan mounts you can do two 120 millimeter fan mounts our fans I should say right here which is a great idea honestly I think you could even maybe fit a radiator actually it looks like the fan the fan mounts maybe are too far apart for a radiator but I'm sure you could someone's probably gonna mod this in order to fit a 240 millimeter rad right there so that's pretty cool you get one two three four five six seven expansion slots there's also two vertical for vertical mounted GPUs I don't believe a riser cable included as is the case with most cases large CPU cooler cut out pre-installed standoffs and plenty of plenty of the plenty of room for activities honestly at the top here you get a removable dust filter that is magnetic completely tooless you can sort of see the flexible mounting strips right there everything is pretty well thought-out for a semi budget case the back is pretty bare-bones nothing too much going on here let's take a closer look on the other side you get these two thumb screws I guess they're kind of they're kind of thumb screws yeah they're thumb screws and then it's got sort of a nice feel to it a nice weight to it on the back it's it's pretty straightforward nothing too much going on here look like an LED controller with the USB 3 I should mention two trays for two and a half inch drives which can be mounted right here to the left or you can actually place them right here behind the motherboard itself that way you can open up the left channel for more cable routing there's also a hard drive cage I believe it looks like two three and a half inch drives right down there the whole cage itself can be slid towards the power supply to open up more room for front mounted radiators or you can leave it in its current configuration for length of your power supplies and I just want to point out one more time that this case does feature USB type-c and it's only $99 now case vendors really don't have an excuse for their one hundred and fifty plus dollar case to not have type C on the front panel let's see if I remember how to do this oh that's this is probably one of the easiest mounting solutions for a tempered glass side panel that I've seen on the case ever like that just just slid on so easily alright let's see what else they have so the 0:11 dynamic has been a very well received case from the community so far and now they have made it even cooler by partnering up with razer to deliver this sort of one-of-a-kind amazing showpiece case you can see they've got like the Razer logo at the front they got addressable RGB lining the front and the bottom sort of an under glow if you will all together it's it's just kind of got this really unique flair to it that I don't know it just demands attention it's an attention whore case that's we'll call it still all the same great functionality built in as the original 0 11 dynamic but just with that extra razor panache that's that's not a word but pizzettes cuz that's that's that's what I went to say over here we have the zero eleven err RGB taking a lot of similar design language and other features from the zero eleven dynamic but with sort of an RGB flair to it there's actually two sort of mounts here for eighty millimeter fans that's kind of a neat addition if you as long as you get you know quiet ones that are that aren't super whiney and then at the bottom here you've got some SSD mounting points that's kind of cool plenty of ventilation for additional airflow air intake there's also a bracket sold separately if you wanted to do a vertical GPU mount you can see we've got a asus strix card in here right now that's sitting pretty doesn't doesn't really look like it's under load though there's also three included of there they also have three included 120 millimeter bora RGB fans which adds just a nice touch and some illumination to the interior as far as radiator support you can do up to a 360 at the top or a 280 at the front I believe as they were saying depending on your water cooling skill level you might even be able to cram some additional radiator into this case if you get creative enough the reason I like this case almost just as much if not more than the zero eleven dynamic is really the front panel how it's really just tailored for performance and air flows it maybe doesn't look quite as clean or pretty as the dynamic but holy moly it's just straight mesh at the front obviously there's this plastic grille just for aesthetic purposes but just behind that is pretty much just full mesh material so all together it looks like you're going to be probably cleaning this out as far as dust filtration quite regularly but your thermals will definitely be improved over the 0:11 dynamic and as far as front panel goes you get a light up the power button I would assume that's RGB 2 USB 3 mic and headphone and of course USB 3.1 gen2 type-c now if you don't really care about RGB then there's also the 0:11 air just drop the RGB entirely which will cost you a little bit less money and probably not light up nearly as much however that doesn't mean it's just as versatile the internal layout is more or less the same and you've got this beautiful case or the system if they put together showing you just how many fans you can get loaded inside of this thing they have 12 120 millimeter fans if you're if you're a fan whore then this is the perfect case for you and look at look at that strimmer RGB cable look at that oh there's those fans there those 80 millimeter fans just chilling back there although one of them seems to be sleeping at the moment that's okay I won't tell the Lele staff all right so you guys probably remember the streamer video that I did recently the first RGB cable to hit store shelves even though it hasn't really hit store shelves yet but it's going to very soon probably in the next month or two but they've actually made some some much needed adjustments already to the prototype that I showed you guys earlier for instance they've kind of reinforced the the cable here and again this is by no means a final product but the cable that broke on us when we did our video has actually been reinforced in such a way where the PCB that's underneath here has actually been sort of shortened or moved back a bit that the soldering points are more central and not so close to the edge therefore it's not just it's not quite as fragile it's a bit stronger just just by Nature another change that I noticed here is that there are no more screws on the side of these custom cable combs these these custom cable combs that sort of hold the fiber-optic wires to the cables themselves I think it just provides a much cleaner look and it also feels way more secure when you're sliding the combs from left to right or whichever which way the other thing that Lindley mentioned is that they're planning to potentially sell this as a standalone DIY kit where you could just buy the fiber-optic separately and attach it or modify it on to your existing power cable that way you don't have to buy a completely new set and they'll be able to lower the costs I did ask them about pricing a lot of you guys were sort of blowing me up about that in the comments of my last video and they're talking anywhere between 35 to 50 dollars for the fully included 24 pin ATX cable that would include the power cable as well you guys let me know what you think of that price I'm sure 35 sounds a lot better to you guys than 50 as it does to me too but that's this that's the new and strimmer for now and again they're gonna be making further iterations before the final release so you guys remember how lien Li was sort of one of the first to come to market with a case table that was sort of a had an up-and-down feature that you could actually build your system inside of a desk it was glorious but also very large and expensive so what they've done with this product is they've shrunk it down to be a more manageable size because not everybody lives in a mansion and they've also made it cheaper and I put cheaper in quotations because this is still gonna run you about nine hundred and ninety nine US dollars but hey you're getting a desk and a premium computer case all wrapped into one I guess you could also probably double this as a heater depending on which way you're facing the back of the desk because that's where all the exhaust would take place they actually have three fans on a radiator here that are set to exhaust but I've been told that that's just for showpiece purposes and ideally you'd want to flip those fans around as intake and again the exhaust out the back altogether it's a very nice desk they've actually sort of shortened the thickness of it all so that it doesn't really interfere with your legs as you're using it which is always appreciated and we're still getting the up and down feature premium premium vertical desks like these without the case without the PC DIY element are already expensive to begin with so this is just I don't know this is this is one of the nicer tables that I've ever seen I guess it's a desk on the table this is one of the nicer desks I've ever seen they've also brought back the whole up-and-down aspect here I'm actually controlling it with a little little controller over here it's it could be a standing desk or a sitting desk so you know if you like gaming standing up you could very well do that and these vertical desks even without the PC DIY element are pretty expensive these days so the fact that you're getting all this for $9.99 might might actually sound somewhat reasonable but you guys let me know what you think about all this stuff that's going to conclude it for my time here at the Leon Lee's suite at Computex 2018 thank you guys so much for watching go ahead and check out all the links from my glorious sponsors down in the description below and get subscribed so you don't miss any more of my coverage here at the event thanks for watching I'll see you all in the next video you