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I'm Nick le with cnet.com and i'm here in the course hair demo room as part of comput x 2015 corsair wants to be top dog when it comes to lounger in pcs and with that in mind they've unveiled the bulldog a fork a liquid-cooled gaming rig that comes with a real DIY attitude the Bulldog wants 4k gaming but in a loungeroom format it's a lot bigger than the steam machines that we've seen on the market that are designed to slot perfectly into an entertainment unit but it's significantly smaller than most of the 4k gaming rigs that you'll find on the market certainly much smaller than the alienware area-51 three hundred and ninety-nine dollars gets you the chassis the 600 watt power supply and the cpu cooling unit along with the motherboard but other than that you can bring your own corsair has also done a deal with nvidia to make sure that you've got GPUs that are also liquid-cooled that can be dropped straight into the Bulldog chassis corsair says that'll never get above 68 degrees Celsius and that the cooling on the GPU means you can overclock it without increasing the fan noise corsair has also showed off the lap dog peripheral a powered gaming station that combines but a space for your keyboard and for your mouse always a powered USB hub you could lay that across your knees if you really want to pc game or pop it on a desk for a still really compact gaming setup you can buy that with a keyboard or on its own for either $89 as the basic station 199 dollars if you want that corsair gaming keyboard with it i'm nikki lee in taipei for computex 2015