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fit wits coverage of CES 2017 is brought to you by fractal design MSI and cable mod check out the links in the description below or don't alright guys so if you take a look at this this is the captain IX from deep cool many of you guys have already seen this cooler it's one of the most recognizable a iOS in the market right now just because it has a really unique look but you can see it's actually changing colors right now which is not something it did before because it now has where's the sign RGB LED integration which is pretty sweet right now this is kind of a prototype so it's not completely fleshed out but the final retail version will have this little adapter so you get a little controller here that's going to connect directly to the AO and it's going to allow you to basically change to up to sixteen point eight million different colors in any way you choose there's also lighting effects as well so that's pretty sweet to top things off they've also included this magnetic RGB strip so you can place this anywhere in your case assuming that you know you've got a longer metal surface to work with and it will sync perfectly with the LED on the actual waterblock to whatever your heart's content so that's that's pretty cool MSRP I believe is twenty dollars more than what the non RGB captain DX is so pretty reasonable for those who are looking for the utmost customization in their systems one thing I want to mention is that this is the 240 millimeter radiator version it does come in two 140 as well and hopefully we're gonna be able to see this in black and white according to the reps here again this is coming in March so stay tuned for that alright guys so you remember the Tri stellar welcome to the quad stellar so this thing is pretty beastly and the reason why I already like it a little bit more than the Tri stellar is because it supports full ATX not just mini ITX so there's a ton more functionality you can squeeze into this bad boy look at this drive drive situation here pretty ridiculous get two USB 3.0 ports on their full tempered glass we're gonna get back to this front area in a second or something pretty cool that might be able to show you RGB LEDs there's an RGB controller that's inside here right behind that panel that you can pretty much get access to anywhere from you know zero to sixteen point eight million colors no big deal and we've also got this ridiculous setup for for graphics cards you've got three PCIe slots right there by sixteen you can see that they're completely separated from the motherboard which actually gets mounted underneath I can see some grommets in there they're not actually letting us access in here because it's kind of prototype II but from what you can tell does look like some there's some decent cable management I mean it's obviously pretty large it's a pretty out of a banana for scale unfortunately but it is it is pretty sizable however it's made of aluminum so it does stay relatively light for its size and the thing I want to say about these panels is that they look closed right there they're super close right now right so it kind of looks a little bit restrictive but there's actually temperature sensors inside the chassis and when it gets past a certain threshold these panels will actually automatically open up to allow more airflow inside the chassis so that's pretty cool and that's that already comes pre pre done you can actually adjust that threshold as you see fit for whatever your thermal requirements may be and that's pretty much it I think they said they're trying to keep this around the 300 dollar MSRP mark which I believe is a little bit cheaper than try stellar actually so that's super exciting to see all right guys that is gonna wrap it up my coverage of deep cool here at CES 2017 I want to give a huge shout out to my sponsors before I go MSI fractal design and cable mod go ahead and check out their stuff in the description below and I'll see you guys in the next video