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everyone we are here at the Thermaltake Sweta CES 2017 had another video looking at some of their new products this is just more fun we're looking at a case mod done by thermal Mike he works at thermal take as the name might suggest we've interviewed him before but this case model was thrown together in three days for CES he really had no time at all before getting to the case mod this coverage is brought to you by cyber power and there's cyber excel gaming PC which has an invertible motherboard tray layout and a couple of other cool features hit the link in the description below for more information so getting to the case this is one of their tower 900 cases for the base unit that was modified in his three day cycle Mike first started with the painting because this is a non-standard color he had the paint first make sure it would dry in time for the build and he was waiting for the Z 270 motherboard anyway because at the time this was being done that was still under NDA this is an ACC 270 maximus 9 and we don't we haven't looked at one of those yet but this is one of the newer boards obviously another mod if it isn't clear as a donkey con mod based on the original game and the red tubing here that represents the staging for the level is actually one thousand millimeter uncut Bend so this took three tries to get right and I imagine pretty frustrating given the time constraint but it's $1,000 uncut Bend the blue tubes in the back represent the ladders I think there are slightly different colleagues took some liberties but you get the idea in terms of the other cool things these barrels on here were actually just bought for train set she's like model train set bought for a train set from Amazon couple bucks he stained them and used double-sided tape to stick it to the tubes and then there's a Mario down here just from some of the TT offices with the mallet which is actually really cool this vinyl on the outside is done by a cabinet maker so it's an actual would be made for a cabinet vinyl on the outside of the case representing the original Donkey Kong vinyl cabinet cover and up here if it's in shot if not we'll get b-roll there's a box that's made out of just wood and then the front panel where it has the backlit Donkey Kong branding is actually cut from an acrylic window from the core p5 or p3 one of those cases they actually cannibalize another one of the cases for that there's switch in the back for RGB control in the bottom front I'm gonna put the mic next to this for a second because there's a button that plays the sound from the game so let's just do that really quickly so there's that there's the sound from the enclosure I think that pretty much covers it it's a really sweet case that are for 140 millimeter fans in the back on either side for the radiators there's another one 140 in the top there's all TT fans of course and I guess to mention the loops there are two separate loops so it's not a single loop like most open look what you used to it's two separate loops isolates of GP on the cpu but the fun thing here is that the GPUs are actually fake so these are made out of kind of like a plastic with a taps drilled in them for the mounting block for the oval of liquid block that goes on the top so TT is able to demonstrate their block without actually needing the video cards which is really clever and I might steal that idea for our own video production in the future so those are fake the board's real CB is real liquid real a regardless of being fake cards they're talking about making them functional for packs anyway so if you're planning on watching our PAX East coverage or prime or whatever this may be at they might actually real cards at that point maybe 10 80s or Vega even which would be definitely interesting the mod is pretty sweet though if you want to check out our other CES coverage as always that just go to the channel subscribe for more thank you for watching I'll see you all next time you