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welcome back to how we run box for more Computex coverage today we're over at the deep cool booth and we're here to check out a range of new PC cases and some of them should be quite affordable there's also a few other bits and pieces as well so let's get into it before we do though just a quick thank you to MSI for bringing you see the issue really appreciate that and it's been great to check out all the cool gear at Computex if you guys are in the market for new gaming desktop PC then check out msi high-end core i7 systems they are very impressive and I have a video on them soon and they're offering a free you play game key for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon wildlands with select purchases they're also offering a wildland game key with select MSI motherboards so check out their x99 zed 270 and h2 70 range I'll provide the link in the video description all right so onto the deep cool stuff they put together a really nice looking booth it was very clean and simple the focus for Computex 2017 was primarily on their new PC cases first up we have the baron case of liquid and this model will be available in two color schemes black with red highlights or white with silver accents what's interesting about this case is that it's very small and I know small cases aren't anything new but this one is particularly interesting because it supports full-size ATX motherboards looking at the case externally you certainly wouldn't think that it's really no bigger than your typical micro ATX case so you can expect that there's no wasted space inside especially considering that the captain 120 X all-in-one liquid coolers come as standard with a cool looking flow meter attachment as well so it's a really nice package there the case and cooler feature RGB lighting so I'm sure that won't surprise to many of you at this point it's pretty much being accomplished next 2017 RGB edition but I have to say it does provide a very awesome effect as it all ties in really well with the flow meter and water block so yeah a very smart looking case for those who want to show off their Hardware in fact the RGB goodness doesn't stop there even the SSD shroud is RGB lit along with a vertically orientated 2.5 inch drive bay and if that's not enough also thrown in an LED light strip for good measure despite its micro-atx stature the bearing case can handle a 240 millimeter radiator in the front and a 280 millimeter radiator on the top and if you want you could install a 120 millimeter radiator in the rear as well if you wanted to just fill the case with radiators if for some reason though you were using an air cooler I guess this would be more likely if you've got the non liquid cooled version of the case the cooler can stand as tall as 175 millimeters speaking of clearance there's also room for PS use as long as 200 millimeters so that's obviously ample room for the fully featured liquid cooled version we are expecting a price point of about $130 u.s. and the case should hit shelves later next month moving on we have the L case RGB yet another flashy computer case I think you guys will appreciate this one as it costs just $1 u.s. obviously that makes it by no means a budget case $80 us is still quite a bit for a case but I think you'll agree at the price point there is quite a lot on offer here internally it's very well laid out and I really like how deep cool has included a separate basement section for the power supply and all those messy cables out of the box the case includes an RGB light strip so that's very cool you can show off all your hardware actually with that large acrylic side window you will really be able to show off all your hardware and to keep it all cool there is support for a 280 millimeter radiator in the top of the unit and you could add an extra three hundred and sixty millimeter or 280 millimeter radiator in the front next up we have the do case or liquid and this model is similar to the bearing case it just takes everything pretty much to the next level included this time is a 240 millimeter radiator so yes you do get that out of the box so radiator water block the whole lot included in the case that's very cool and pre-installed attached to the all-in-one liquid cooler is a flow meter and this one has not one but two rotators I have to say it does look very cool as I mentioned earlier there is a large acrylic window included and this does show off all the cool hardware inside very well what I really like though deep pool has once again gone with a basement style design to hide the PSU and all the messy cables so they won't be seen through the nice Fillie panel the jewel-case liquid also includes a fan controller in the form of a dial so it's fairly simple but it does work well and that can control up to three fans at the same time the case will be available later this month for $190 us so keen to check it out but I think for what you get that's a pretty good price especially given that there's a 240 millimeter radiator included in the case and of course you get the waterblock and the flow meter the last case on display was this monster the new arc 90 a generously sized case capable of supporting extended ATX motherboards this time around not just the left side panel features are acrylic window but so too does the top and right panels as well so it's kind of a transparent PC Ala box this model also comes with a liquid cooler this time we find the 280 e ex model with the same fancy dual flow rotators so again very cool padding out this model are three pre installs 140 millimeter fans of course the fans are RGB lit so we get you know integrated RGB lighting again and the RGB lighting extends to the flow meter the captain water block the PSU shroud the included LED strip of course so yeah plenty of lighting on offer it also comes with a PCIe riser cable included so that's another nice inclusion and this means you can showcase your graphics card facing towards the side window and they had an Nvidia reference card on display and yeah it looked really cool as far as radio support goes the our community can handle up to a three hundred and sixty millimeter radio in both the top and rear of the case unfortunately at this point pricing for this particular model isn't known but they are telling me that it will become available in October later this year moving up from the cases I found one other products that instantly caught my attention and that's the crazy new MF 120 GT fans these very unique looking fans are what deep cool used to highlight their brand name at the booth it's a very impressive display and you guys will have seen on the b-roll these new RGB fans feature advanced vibration dampening thanks to a specially designed aluminium mounting structure I guess you could say this is an open-air fan design can't say I've seen a PC with fans but look anything like this before they were very unique I just hope they turn out to be relatively practical still helping with the practicality side of things they do have vibration dampening pads and the aluminium frame does the touch for easy cleaning so they could turn out to be quite easy to live with illumination is provided sorry I should say RGB illumination is provided by a very cool looking translucent strip that runs either side of the aluminium frame deep cool cool this their double v-shape RGB lighting system the marketing team were also quite busy with the fans themselves come out with what deep cool calls their double layer blades when stationary these do look great and when active they're said to increase air pressure using the supplied controller which comes in a three pack or which comes with a three pack of fans I should say for $100 us which is expensive but quite reasonable we've grown to or come to expect I should say spending about a hundred dollars us on a three pack of LED fans that do have a digital controller anyway the controller will allow you select a fan speed between 500 rpm and 2200 rpm so they can be quite quiet or reasonably loud or at least move a hell of a lot of air at 2200 rpm overall some very cool and flashy looking highway was on display at the deep cool booth this year and it was great to check out their upcoming cases I'm particularly keen to check out the $80.00 case the RGB model of course once it lands any way that's going to do it for the deep cool booth I'm your host Steve hope you guys enjoyed the coverage I'll catch again soon you