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hey Ron we're out CyberPower sweet now at CES 2019 and if you don't normally watch outside videos this one might still interest you because with the SI some of the case manufacturers will make custom modified versions of their cases that you all know like the P 400 from fantex for example and build the version that you can't buy separately often it's sad because some of the custom versions are pretty damn good so we're gonna be looking at one of those today it's a modified vant XP 400 that CyberPower did it's an exclusive CyberPower product and has some cool changes to the people 100 that we would have liked to see in the original before that this video is brought to you by the gigabyte z 390 ARS master motherboard which comes equipped with one of the more powerful z3 90 V RMS for heavier overclocks on the new 9th gen intel cpus the ARS master is also one of the few motherboards with a real heatsink this generation featuring a mix of high surface area fins and looks oriented hover blocks oh and it's also got updated RDV illumination learn more at the link below there's also we have the Ragnarok here and I wanted to point this out first because presently it's not on its complete form but it will feature the Intel 28 core CPU has already disclosed a couple months ago at this point the 31 75 X so the idea of this ultimately be 28 core CPU you can do something like a dual Titan RT X is its customizable on their website but the top of the top skew is something like at 1520 thousand dollar PC dual Titan RT axes with water cooling 28 core CPU and the reason a 28 core CPU from Intel requires a special case is because if you saw the ACS board that we looked at in our recent video it has 92 total power pins on it so there are four eight pins two six pins and 224 pins I think that adds up to 92 off the top of my head but it's got almost a hundred power pins so you kind of need two power supplies the case here the ragnerok system with cyber powers custom-built case it fits dual power supply you could either use one for it's got a separate power button so you can use one for a mini ITX system if you wanted to configure it that way on their site or just use both to drive the Asus Dominus motherboard which will be I think the primary motherboard featured for the the 28 core CPU so custom cases required may be the I would say the Leon leo 11 dynamic finally has a use for two power supplies but I think the case is probably too small for that motherboard so just kind of interesting from a this is something I won't likely buy standpoint of extremely high-end computer but that's what it's looking right for the the 28 core presence in sis right now the case itself is unique it's the front panel despite having a panel here that's that looks sort of closed off it has a massive gap in the middle so there's plenty of airflow there and also it's kind of like that you've seen this design with the Cougar conquer in the past where there's a sort of open design for the side panels plenty of air can get through here plenty of air can get through this side I mean you can fit your whole hand in there so airflow not an issue for this case and the rest of it just comes down to form factor being massive for something like a dual system setup or 28 core setup with the 14 inch by 14 inch motherboards that asus is making right now which is giant so I think 280x is typically about 12 by 11 or 10 or something like that so yeah that's that's the ragnarok pretty cool they have a set up right now it's there were some parts still in transit so ends up with a semi custom loop on it and then 220 ATT is with the model ultimately will be a bit higher end when it's ready on the site and then the fan tax case this one is it's a CyberPower customized version of the P 400 so the main changes are the body of the chassis from the side you'll recognize the P 350 X and then from the front it looks like the P 400 except they've cut out a grill on the left and right side of the sort of the chamfered edge on the front panel of the chassis and that was our biggest problem with the P 400 other than the sort of DLC approach to it but cutting out the holes for airflow because it's already got some decent sized holes in the top and bottom should help significantly with that and the p400 as I understand it is one of the best selling cases that on the market right now I think in general so modified version from CyberPower unfortunately if you like the P 400 and you had similar airflow concerns as we did if you want it it's the P 418 and you can buy it from CyberPower because it's an exclusive product so not on new I Graham is on or anything like that for just the case unless you want to buy the whole system there and then two more cases so there's the cube which it's a you probably recognize it looks a bit like the omen but a smaller cube shaped case it's sitting on a stand you can take it off the stand if you really wanted to and run it flat just sort of a unique form factor that we've seen once or twice but it is more of a looker case so the only criticism I have of that is somewhat resolved by moving the fans internally so in the current configuration the fans are mount on the outside of the case there's about one to two millimeters of space between the fan of the glass so not much air can get through there the fans aren't really doing anything a lot of static pressure but if you move them internally which there is space for that would resolve the concern there otherwise it is called the the cube I think it's a cyber cube not a cyber power it's a sister brand of cyber power and then finally there's the Aluna cases and these are just sort of cool they're interesting again it's another one of those you can't buy it DIY cases which like I get it I get why I sighs need some custom cases but also every time we see these things like man I wish that were available on the market standalone the Aluna though so it's a closed-off front before anyone goes and posts comments about like no airflow the approach they're doing is side intake which we've seen in the past it successfully works and actually in order for site intake to work properly you should have the front as closed as possible because if the Front's open what's gonna happen is not on this case but the air will come in the side and a lot of its gonna escape out the front before it ever gets to a component but with the way the Aluna case is set up in theory you should be able to just blast it into the panel and then it'll redirect towards wherever the next pressure system is which is gonna be the fans on the GP or the CPU so a pretty interesting case visually and take some design cues that we've seen recently from other cases thorne will take for example Lian Li all going for side intake as a unique approach to cooling but I think other than that that should have should just about cover the CyberPower suite so as always thank you for watching subscribe for more go to 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