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hey everyone we're at the in win booth now at Computex 2018 they have two main cases and then some fans and power supplies so in win always does a Signature Series case at copy tax and CES they've done it again we're gonna push that to the back half the video because I'm sure you've seen a lot of that already this is the 307 we'll start with this one before that this video is brought to you by thermal takes view 37 case the vo 37 focuses on highlighting custom PC builds with its full panoramic window and tinted front acrylic and our thermal testing the view 37 performed reasonably well when considering its looks focused build which is partly thanks to the airflow design and the removal of a bottom power supply shroud for a balance of looks and performance check the link in the description below for the view 37 so the in wind 307 is a it's a three or three tooling so if you're familiar with the 303 same idea the difference is they stuck a different panel on the front of it I will quickly point out this case this isn't going to be the final colors we have some b-roll of one that will be the final colors there's gonna be a white not this off green that the prototype is here so just kind of ignore that for now but the LED plate on the front is what you need to pay attention to so basically it's 8 by 18 LEDs they are programmable and addressable via software there's a button on the side where you can toggle what it's doing but if you go through software I suppose the idea the gimmick if you will of this case is that you can individually program which LED light up one and then animated in sequence so if you wanted to do functionally and animated I'm gonna piss a lot of people off Jif on the front of your case you could do that and it has a couple of different frames that it can cycle between giving in this instance these space invaders look so kind of neat it's definitely a different implementation of RGB LEDs anyone previously had the infinity case which had an infinity mirror on it and LEDs around the border so this is kind of like a similar idea where the front panel has been swapped out for something on the 303 for something that's just loaded with LEDs 144 LEDs I think on this one and then so that's the 307 the tooling is the 303 as noted not 100% sure on the stock specs and terms of fans or price but it's looking like close to 300 dollars probably for this case so a bit of a showpiece for sure the most practical if you want something practical anyone's shown the a one case a lot now for at least a year so that's finally in the market if you've been waiting for the a1 Mini ITX case it's out there we'll be reviewing it once you're back that's on the practical side I guess we'll go through the the new Signature Series case as well so that's behind me we have some b-roll of it it's a Z Series case it's basically shaped like a vortex like an airflow vortex and it has something like a zebra pattern holes in it the fun part is that it's extremely thick aluminum and a lot of aluminum so it weighs about 90 pounds it's empty and the paneling on it they've got one out that's just out to pick up pretty hefty so 90 pounds of aluminum the thickest part is something to pay on how you measure it if you cross section it's like centimeter thick basically so very thick for any aluminum paneling at all and that's going to make it expensive we don't 100% sure know the price on it couple grand plus probably several so that's that's the new Signature Series case more practical stuff the crown fan is brand new so this is pretty interesting actually basically I think I've seen this maybe once before I don't know if it came to market but the entire frame spins so I mean the black part is the real frame that's what you mount in the case but the outer circular shell around the fan blades where it too next to the blades spins with the rest of the fan so we've seen stuff like this I'm not sure if we've ever seen it really come to market in a successful way so anyone's gonna give it a shot that's the crown fan comes in 140 and 120 s and we'll talk about it more in the future I'm sure but it's got LEDs in it as well of course as does everything these days and then they also have a premium basic power supply as brand new power supply line the only really interesting thing on that that's worthy of note is it's got two LED connectors on it on the power supply natively so where you plug in all of your ATX cables you can also plug in RGB LED cables and that allows it to communicate with a motherboard or whatever other device you have plugged in maybe one of the RGB controllers on the market so the idea being you can synchronize the power supply RGB LEDs with the rest of the system if you wanted to typically they're isolated systems they can't communicate with one another alternatively it's got an out so it can do RGB out into whatever the baby and then when you push the button on the back of power supply to change the power supply color but also changes the color of the device that is attached to it via the out port so that's all of a minute in one's main parts here at Computex 2018 as always subscribe for more go to patreon.com/scishow sex outside directly stored on cameras exits nets become one of our mod mats thanks for watching I'll see you all next time