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my coverage of Computex 2017 is brought to you by be quiet cable mod verda gear and EVGA go ahead and check out the links below for more info all right guys right course they're checking out concept leaks first of all look at the radiator support looks like you got triple 140 s at the top that's 420 millimeter radiator and that is a little bit of sixty millimeter thick rag that you can still fit push-pull with no problems whatsoever did I mention that you can do two rows of four hundred and eighty millimeter radiators at the front if you wanted to this is just absolutely and saying there's RGB elements at the front it's small but tasteful and looks very nice tempered glass of course would you expect anything less at this point ladies and gentlemen the trays that you mount the radiator and fans to are interchangeable you can actually pull this out and swap it with the grill on the top so if you wanted to you can have the 480 exist on the top of the case and the 420 at the front nine addressable LEDs right here in the front fails and you've got 20 more at the top io like holy-moly and you also get a pair of USB 3.1 gen2 type-c ports pretty fantastic you also get a dual system here so you have a your full ATX power supply shroud and then just above that you have an actual mini ITX motherboard tray you can see they've actually in the dual system in here as the video card mounted vertically and then there's just the main system full ATX on the back of the case it looks like we've got a dual mounting setup for either 120 or 140 millimeter fans don't quote me on whether or not you can mount a radio off the back I wouldn't be surprised if you could but I haven't gotten to confer on that there's a power button here too so on the other end of course there's sweet here they've got another concept slate that is an inactive there's no parts internally just go ahead and open up the case just so we can see what lies beneath so this is the right side this is where the cable management etc would go you've got these two these French doors basically that open up to reveal some SSD mats you get four on each side beautiful and you've also got just a ton of three and a half inch drive mounts on the bottom here that are mounted sort of vertically in the bottom right corner here is where you would mount your SFX power supply for if you were taking advantage of a dual system inside of the concepts plate so kind of hides right here behind the motherboard tray really curious to hear your thoughts on this case in the comments below so let me know any feedback any sort of modifications or changes that you would like to see Corsair make should they bring this case to the market we were talking a little bit about pricing they said it's going to be definitely more than the 900 d should it come out but they didn't quite say how much more so obviously it's not going to come cheap but then again you are getting a pretty premium package this is the concept curve guys and it's a concept you can see that this is very much in the same style and design as the 780 t but this is a few differences here first of all you've got these sort of prototype fans that are I've never seen these before and this is also unclear if these are going to be coming to market pretty sure they are they look sort of like thermal thick ring fans but a lot nicer looking in my opinion I am oh look at this curved curved tempered glass all along the front and the sides you no longer had that acrylic side panel or whatever plastic it was made out of it's got actually a curved design to it and it looks absolutely fantastic there's orange trim I'm not sure if they're going to keep the orange trim if it's going to be offered in different colors that wasn't confirmed but look there's also a bunch of carbon-fiber accents now this is real genuine carbon fiber and I guess this whole system in order to you know to get it the way it looks authentic carbon fiber this was like an $18,000 chassis I think if I heard that correctly obviously the one that they're coming out with or may come out with is not going to have its going to have faux carbon fiber that's going to lower the price significantly it's going to be over $200 but you can see that you still get all of the same spacious interior as you did with the original 780 see everything else internally I believe is identical and the white fleece off spotted in the wild did it did you look at these full aluminum feet here this is a super sturdy but of course very lightweight as well as some additional information about these fans is that I've overheard that they might be replacing these black blades with some transparent ones which would should could additional illumination for the overall unit and there's going to be different addressable LED sections or lighting zones for the fan itself so apart from the ring you'll also have LEDs potentially in the blades don't quote me on that but definitely in the frame of the fan itself that you can actually have different sort of customization features that it's all going to be controlled in a new software that is not yet announced or confirmed this is all conceptual guys so they might be considering they may consider a different software altogether that's not Q that's not Corsair link where you can actually configure and customize various LEDs across multiple devices including your fans your cases mice keyboard mouse pad etc so as I mentioned just earlier you know you've got Corsair link you've got Q these different software applications for controlling different things particularly course their hardware of course now the concept here at this little kiosk is one single app to rule them all so to speak and really control every aspect of your system whether it be the peripherals anything from your keyboard your mouse to your mousepad to anything internally your LED strips the hydro cooler your fan speeds etc just to be able to monitor and sort of customize and trick out your overall system and your setup so what's really cool here is that some of the LED features that implemented because of course we all know course there is the RGB master in the PC DIY community so we're all pretty familiar with this rainbow RGB effect but the reviser effects for example has the ability to sort of span across the entire keyboard and then continue on to the mouse pad and Mouse onto the system itself the LEDs for LED strips and the other components inside the case before looping back to the actually the headset as well there's just so many things going on here before it goes back to the keyboard so you really can sync up every single element RGB wise with with this new software that is again a concept that may or may not be coming in the near future with this software you would also have the ability to sort of monitor your system temperatures and your vitals at a glance by basically illuminating every elements in your system or your setup in red for example if you are overheating or things were just getting a little bit too hot to be comfortable and then that would instantly let you know without ever having to open the monitoring application that you need to cool things down maybe crank up your fans and that sort of thing so that's oh that is really nice that not only is this going to look beautiful but it's going to be able to tell you a little bit more about your system as you're using it all right Joe that is going to conclude my coverage here at the Corsair suite at Computex 2017 huge shout out once again to all my sponsors for making this trip possible cable mod verdict year be quiet and EVGA thank y'all so much for watching stay tuned for the next video it's coming really soon have a good one