Gadgetory

hey everyone I'm Steve from gamers Nexis Donette and we're here at the msi suite or booth rather at CES 2016 and behind me I have pretty obviously a Star Wars destroyer so this is actually a case mod but before we get to that all the coverage brought to you by IO powers revolt 2 a small form-factor gaming PC so for this case mod obviously Star Wars inspired destroyer the plastic is all 3d printed on the outside that's a PLA material and the printing time was 250 hours more or less total build time was around 400 hours maybe a bit more and then the frame underneath the plastic is an aluminum frame in the sides here there's quite a bit of fiber-optic cabling with manual drilling through for the lighting and then internally which you'll see in the b-roll is the MSI motherboard the V 150 M mortar and a top that the 780ti lightning video card with an i5 6600 K CPU inside of there so Thermaltake cooling it's all open-loop liquid there's a 480 millimeter radiator right behind me here and that's pretty massive radiator toward the back of the ship I feel like we're doing like a car unveil video toward the back of the ship is the power supply and just beneath that in the the jet engine equivalent are the reservoirs for the open-loop liquid cooling so this is an msi suite or booth here at the CES 2016 show the system as I understand it is currently up on for auction on eBay so if you really want it you can check it out there we were talking about maybe making it our new test bench but it might be a bit out of budget for the show here today so that is all for the Star Wars destroyer case mod and you can check out more information about the mater about the mod itself and the link in the description below hit that patreon link if you want to help us out in the post roll video and I'll see you all next time