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the core p90 TG from Thermaltake sports an open-air design and a prism shaped body surrounded by five millimeter thick tempered glass for a spectacular view from any angle a trio of compartments housed full-size hardware and expansive support for custom water cooling all of which can be shown up vertically horizontally or even on your wall to learn more click the link in the description for more info what's going on guys welcome back to the channel hope you're all doing well so this is gonna be another unboxing video as you might have guessed from the title because there are a ton of boxes that are containing different packages and items and components and hardware that I have not seen yet or I have not unboxed obviously I think there's one or two boxes that have already been unboxed by either me your wifey sauce but we'll just pretend that I never saw them these are things that either I've ordered or vendors have sent me and I just figured I would share the experience with you guys because occasionally you like to see me unbox stuff and talk about it this should also give you an inside scoop as to what kind of projects I'm working on currently or ones that I'll be working on soon in the near future so well that said let's just dive right in with the first package that I have already kind of unboxed is the X 370 Taichi motherboard from ass rock this is gonna be the centerpiece to my upcoming server I'm actually planning a server build it's gonna be inside of a desktop Tower and it's gonna feature of course the X 370 chipset the aim for platform with a rise in CPU it's gonna actually be a 10 Gigabit Ethernet video editing server as you guys know we've got myself and wifey sauce and Chris TX intern who's still technically kind of with us we're all sort of working on the same files from day to day and its really been a pain to sort of transfer files from one system to another and not having something to really back it up with we don't really have a concrete redundant system so far so that's sort of where this comes in and we're gonna be talking much more about the server in the coming weeks so stay tuned for all that next up we've got an Amazon box which means I probably ordered it in here we have oh well look at how appropriate a Rison cpu this is actually a rising apu horizon 320 200g i did not order this this is actually something that i told a guy who works in our building to order and i guess he sent it to me which makes sense because he's looking for a video playback pc and i suggested that he go with the 200g because it's great bang for the buck system or paying for the buck apu of course at $99 and I guess the parts have four that have already started to roll in you've also got some memory this is for him as well this is a Ripjaws five ddr4 we've got eight gigs here at 2400 speed I'll probably overclock that forum to take it to at least three thousand because memory speeds are very important when it comes to the design architecture so this is gonna be a fun little build it's not gonna be very expensive so those of you who are interested in maybe a super budget oriented gaming PC or something that's just you know just for home theater purposes you might want to check that video out when it finally comes around next up we've got this box that looks like wifey sauce has already been into she's a little raccoon sometimes looks like she's resealed it with some duct tape I forget what's in this one ooh rip saw the razor rip saw there's a story a short story behind this Paul and I had been having some streaming troubles for awesome hardware at my place here in the studio the Blackmagic intensity Pro capture card that I had been using for years has died this is what Paul uses right now it's not his permanent solution but it has been working out for him so I'm just gonna follow suit because I'm tired of trying to find workarounds for our streaming setup it's about a hundred and fifty five dollars great for streaming I like the fact that it's an external card so I can actually bring it along with me when I'm traveling if I need to stream somewhere at an event for example CES things like that next up we have ooh this guy this probably won't interest many of you but it's gonna really appeal to some of you who are particularly into film this is the small HD 702 right version seven inch monitors so this is actually for the new FS 7 camera from Sony that we recently picked up and this thing's amazing actually Chris brought his in the other day and I knew that I had to have one because the external monitor that I bought initially with the FS 7 is just a piece of crap it's like 300 bucks and I was like three other books that's it's probably got to be pretty good it's only a 7 inch monitor no guys this thing alone is probably twelve thirteen hundred dollars MSRP it's like you could buy for that money you could buy one of those Asus ultra wide back there so if you thought gaming PC stuff was expensive you have not entered the world of film but this is gonna be really nice you can actually see Lutz as the I'm applied to your footage and there's a lot of other cool features on here that I have yet to explore but very excited to be using this it's gonna help our production workflow immensely next up we have Oh more server stuff I believe this is from Star Tech and it's actually a I think it's a quad yeah for three and a half inch to three five and a quarter inch Bay adapter so this guy here we go has a nice look at it this is uh this is our drive bay this is one of three drive bays that I picked up and they're all gonna be identical and you go ahead and get a plastic wrap here I don't know if I mentioned this but we're planning to have twelve drives in our ten gigabit ethernet server and the case that we're getting does in fact have nine five and a quarter inch bays at the front so we're gonna be able to fit three of these bad boys in here which obviously gives us 12 drives and this is a really nice drive bays first time I've actually handled one of these it's full aluminum and a very very solid weight and feel I love the fact that it's using SATA power and not molex it does have a fan no idea how noisy it is might just leave it unplugged and rely on the cases own cooling if it's too loud but very happy with the build quality here this is gonna be a badass server guys and it's it's not going to be cheap either of course it's not gonna be like you know well ltte status or anything like that but I'm excited about it it's gonna be a huge step up from what we're currently working with here let's move on to our next box this is yet another Amazon special shout out to wifey sauce for blocking out our address on all the packages ah okay more stuff for our friend in the office I did advise him to go with an a/b 350 end gaming Wi-Fi motherboard from Giga bytes it's the one that I've been using for all my APU testing so far it's obviously got Wi-Fi it has an MDOT two nvme supported slot on it more reliable BIOS here than some of the other be 350 boards that I've used with these new ap use additionally I've told to get a WD black PC I ate em to drive a 256 model so this should be a pretty nice combo this along with the 2200 G and the eight gigs of Ripjaws v let's move on to this what is this this is this is a heavy bastard you also have ooh oh I know what this is I just need to know how to open it okay this is our 10 gigabit ethernet switch from buffalo for our server so the way it's gonna work is we'll have our server tower hooked up to this guy and then from here we'll be connecting two or three of our pcs actually three or four of our pcs and it shall be glorious now this is a fairly cheap 10 gigabit ethernet switch all things considered the great thing is that it's an 8 port switch so it's got eight 10 gigabit ethernet rj45 seems it seems pretty sturdy switches be tripping okay we have one more box but there's also a couple products that I've already unboxed that I still wanted to show you but they're in the other room give me a second to go get them all right here we go our friends at asus sent us over a couple things recently and the first of which is one of the things i checked out at their booth at CES this year this is the blue cave AC 2600 dual band Wi-Fi router and there's a lot of interesting features about this thing of course it's all smartphone app enabled and things like that tons of security features it's got all these awards which obviously means it's good it's a very nice very compact router kinda looks like a Bluetooth speaker to be honest now I typically don't do many router videos or reviews because the ROI on them just isn't that great quite frankly but if you guys have any interest in taking a look at this let me know if there's enough demand for it I just might do a fun video on it and check it out the next thing they sent me may be of more interest to you this is the ROG Strix Z 370 G gaming Wi-Fi AC motherboard and it's the first Z 370 board that I've been sent that is actually of the micro ATX form factor and the fact that it's that it has built-in Wi-Fi for micro ATX it's kind of it's it's kind of doing it for me right now you know what I mean I really like micro ATX as a form factor from other boards because it's sort of a nice stopgap between full ATX and mini ITX and the fact that you still get four dimm slots for you know using an expansion memory that further there and 2 by 16 PCIe slots so if you want to do multi-gpu set up or have an add-in card something like that gives you a bit more flexibility than your standard Mini ITX but also isn't quite as big or take up as much room in the case an ATX port so this is really nice the heatsinks are pretty I wouldn't say they're built 100% with functionality in mind or thermal dissipation in mind but they do look nice it looks like you've got six SATA ports there one MDOT two slot don't really ever feel the desire to have more than one end got to slot on a board unless it's like a high end board and I'm planning to raid some and then we've got some rear i/o here for USB 3 wondering if that's Intel Gigabit LAN perhaps ps2 ports and video outs if you wanted to go the APU route and your Wi-Fi antenna connectors beautiful board very very nice I probably won't do I'll be honest I probably won't do a dedicated review on just the board but I might do a build with this thing I haven't done a micro ATX system built in a while we've got our last box here we've got our last package and I've saved the biggest one for last of course I also kind of don't know what it is I have a feeling it's something that I've ordered oh I remember now yes this is a very important piece of tech ladies and gentlemen that you guys are gonna love this is the nerf rival precision battling assault rifle because reasons I I bought this this was an impulse buy 4 stack attack we are gonna be doing one stack attack every single month for the rest of the year and we're trying to up the ante in terms of what kinds of attacks different punishments and other crazy things we can throw into the mix to make it more entertaining and fun for you guys so this was this was just I just I just couldn't help myself easy load hopper it contains 100 and we end includes 100 of these foam balls maybe they're plastic I don't know this thing probably hurts maybe it hurts we've got a trigger that's good that's good for guns tactical rail and it's it's battery-powered is 100 Oh 100 FPS it gets a hundred frames per second but guys I'm gonna cut the video up here because if I wait any longer I'll probably unbox this thing and start shooting everyone in the office because that would be hilarious but this is all to say we have a ton of new stuff coming up soon so get subscribed check us out on a floatplane so you don't miss anything you can watch stuff a week early without ads I'll put a link to that in the description below you can also toss a like on this video if you enjoyed it it helps us tremendously apart from that guys thank you so much for watching have a good one and I'll see you all in the next day