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hey guys welcome back to another episode of unboxing boxes with Steve I've actually done this in a weird order I was getting ready to get started my two-year-old daughter came in she's actually left a rabbit here and we sort of unboxed a few things before we were meant to yeah hey we've got a we're going to open some of these boxes which one should we start with pick a box which one would you want to see what's in that one alright let's check it out we put we put bunny over here let's eat bunny there now I need I need a knife but I don't really want to use a knife with you we'll try and do it without a knife okay all right I'm gonna say hello everyone on the camera wave to the camera say hello good girl alright helping me today I've got my daughter two-year-old daughter Tessa she just had her two-year-old injection so she's a bit sad today aren't you yeah yeah but we're gonna open some boxes that'll cheer you up looking at dad's work stuff yeah alright we'll see what's in this one I think oh you're right I think this is a present I bought for myself to go with the present that Matt bought for maybe here we go X Pro fluid head so that should help with the b-roll and filming we'll have a quick look at it I've been pretty excited to get my hands on this yeah you can have that if you want oh we got the handle and the head itself awesome very keen to start playing with this I've already got the tripod for it the camera is sitting on it right now well there you go pretty cool that was about I think it was about 220 ozzie so not too bad it's pretty good from what I hear so I'm keen to give that a go I'll sit that down there well you reckon was that good yeah it was all right yeah throw that down there to worry about that Jonna throw that right on the floor you got it throwing stuff oh yeah that's what we just got what about this once we open this yeah well open this one this was addressed to Matt not many clues as to what it could be I know what it is now very cool I'll get to review this we don't do too many of these sort of products in Australia it is and there isn't much controversy surrounding this company at the moment VGA you're right it is there gtx 1060 don't know if it's a special OSI model or not let's take a quick look at it no probably be a review on this in a week or two there's some stickers for you very standard looking EVGA card I can get it out whoa Oh guys no backplate epic fail cool well it's a good looking card big cooler hopefully those VRMs are cooled well under there actually looks like there's thermal pads on the memory and the vrm so shouldn't be any problems with that card in the head have you had enough fun unboxing boxes you want to go do something else I'm gonna put that back in there and put those back in there too you want open the big one okay all right so so far we've pulled out the graphics card and had a good look at that I might try and find somewhere to whack them on the shelf there get that out of the way put the Box down the ground for the other rubbish and what have we got two boxes left so sort of got through this pretty quickly that's all right this is actually sent from Thermaltake and if you remember last episode I was asking them if they wouldn't mind sending me one of their water-cooling keeps I did um request the hard pipe kit so I could do a similar build to Matt's p3 they haven't set the hard parts but that's not a problem I can get them off them later but uh it's a pretty pretty big box for the kit level look what's in it and check it out in case any of you guys are interested interested in buying one of these so very basic instructions it says there ring fans I got to 120 millimeter fans so there are GB ah they set the same below I didn't actually request the color same blue is what Matt's got down there the waterblock double Pacific w1 water block I don't know if that's the same block I think that's a different blue yeah Matt had an acrylic block this is different to the one who used so it's very very heavy and it's got the mounting gear for all the current Intel platforms and AMD so that's the water block for the cpu V tubular t4 tubes which I won't be using I don't know that's the problem for these fittings that they've sent anyway I've got an assortment of fittings this allows you do jumpstart the power supply without actually hooking anything up so you can check the loop to make sure there's no leaks without actually having to run any power through all your bits so if there is a leak you can clean it up hopefully let it dry and it won't kill anything hopefully we have a pump and reservoir quite a big one there d5 pump and the PR 22 reservoir and I believe that's the same one Matt used I really got at this point I need a knife don't I well there was no knife handy but I've got a rule a steel rule that actually works really well anyway bit sad but probably should have put some pre-planning into a I'm gonna open the boxes I'm still new to this okay I think that is slightly different a little one that had um he had an aluminium shroud the whole way around the pump so slightly different model but similar result at the end of the day and all the fittings to mount it and finally the last thing in the Box is the RL 360 radiator so I've only got it's a three Packer fan so that makes sense three 120 millimeter fans will be supported by this radiator Matt went with a true 40 to 40 mil version of this for his build I'm pretty sure and a few of you guys were concerned that that wouldn't be enough but then these things are super thick they hold a lot of water so that should work well it's got a plug at the bottom to drain it few instructions don't need those yeah so I will probably do some kind of build in the near future probably on the channel with this stuff and whatever else I can get my hands on probably got motherboard memory see if you've ever Scott a lot sort of stuff so I'll just have to work out some sort of interesting case to to use for the bill but that should be pretty cool something to look forward to something fun oh yes we got a lot the plugs and the tool to put them in and some screws to mount it I'll move all this stuff over here because this next box has a case in it I guess will attack this with the ruler same way alright so before we get into it this is the in win 503 case it's been out for a while now it's actually pretty well priced this case and it it looks very very cool so yeah incredibly this case costs just 85 ozzie normally you know when you see this case being $80 you would think it would be 80 US but it isn't and I know this to be a good case because I've got a system built in one I got the red black one I don't actually know what this one is let's find out but it's another red black one lot of static electricity on that that's what I done we've lost a leg bill quality is quite good ah they're screws the screw is not in come on minor issue corrected all right so on this side we have a nice big acrylic window sticks out so that gives you it's actually it looks cool but it's also good because it gives you a bit of extra Headroom on the CPU cooler if you go for a big tower style heater sink around the front well uh you're ready you're gonna rip it off that was painless this is actually I believe tempered glass from memory yes that's a tempered glass panel so I mean 485 ozzie that's a pretty cool feature that won't probably they use plastic gloss here or even some sort of our critic is just the second you touch it it's just scuffed up looks like rubbish it looks awesome the second you peel the protective plastic off and it lasts about a second and when you start doing stuff like this just that's it the next time you got a wife but it's just scuffed up and looks rubbish so it's good to see an affordable case with a material that's actually going to stand the test of time and not look rubbish the second you peel it off cool little power button you've got only one USB three which is a bit disappointing but that seems to be sort of the norm on these entry-level cases pair USB twos and your audio jacks nice big power button that's pretty cool and then you can you can hide the 5.25 inch drive bay if you want and that just opens up some ventilation there so it's a pretty cool case and then you've got the same sort of bulging design on that side but that's obviously an all steel door okay so although it is mostly steel it's very very light what are we gonna round the back now supply goes in the bottom we've got six expansions seven actually but looks like in transport in a bit it bent out of shape since the foot fell off the bottom I think this could have been a habit beaten up in transport actually it came from I think Taiwan I mean they've been back out okay but still if you'd paid for this you wouldn't really want it to be kept out of the package might as well have a look inside while we're here yeah so inside looks like we can fit for 3.5 inch drives in these bays here you can put a 2.5 inch on top and they're all tooless by the looks of it all you need 2 screws to put the 2.5 inch in but these are completely tool-less so that's pretty cool we've got three 5.25 inch drive bays at the top only one is external so you put an optical drive in there if you want and if you're still into that but pretty point was really for the most part power supply goes here we've got external ventilation with a removable dust filter it looks like oh yeah and they're just those cheap ones that you just press it up but that's alright they were good enough and I mean as I said it is an $85 computer case so you would do only get a single 120 millimeter fan in the package no that is completely wrong ignore everything I just said it's a cheap case but you get to 120 millimeter fans in the package you get if I can pop this off behind this easily to remove dust filter hopefully it's easy to remove yes it is another 120 120 millimeter intake fans that's pretty cool yeah so the fact that you get to 120 millimeter fans dust filters all around you got the nice tempered glass front panel which I really like that's a cool feature in this case and tool this drive bays inside it all looks build quality looks really good for the money so awesome value case all around really couldn't be doing some more good angle yeah we go and pop this back on Oh they've done this so it's pretty cool the way I've done this you can remove the front panel from my only having to remove you know this case door sort of hinges in on that side and then you push it and it clips in so that's cool you'll still have to be careful with this this acrylic window because that will scuff up fairly easy though it looks like it is a good panel a good quality panel but they won't be as durable as that tempered glass front panel adding a bit of durability so the whole case isn't all floppy and flexi they've bent the steel over at the i/o panel here so you've got a fair bit of strengths for the fan panel on stuff it doesn't just you can see they've done it again here it's not all just weak so basically wherever there's a sort of a thin bit of steel they've bent it to add some strength so it's not just a sloppy mess but there you go that's the unboxing boxes quick review of the 805 it is the case I have used before though not that recently it is it's been out for quite a while now I think in this case I remember it was probably was either very early this year or late last year I first got my hands on it but overall awesome case for the money really good value so I'm looking forward to building another system in that one and that pretty much concludes this episode of unboxing boxes we save and we had a few cool things to look at nothing too extreme I think next week we should have a lot more gear but for the rest of this week we have a heap of cool content coming up I think tomorrow I'll finally have that GD x 1050 ti4 gig versus the RX 464 gig and RX 474 gig cards and I'll chuck in the 2 gig RX 460 and 1050 s into that comparison as well just so you can compare the results but that should be pretty cool and I'll be updating that with the new games that are coming out titanfall 2 Call of Duty infinite warfare and to think that's about the only games that have come out since I did the last comparison anyway they'll be in there and everything else I may have forgotten and then later in the week we'll also finally get you that $1200 u.s. 1440p billed I think it's about 1900 ozzie and that's in that cooler master cage the asrock motherboard the core i5 6600 k GD x 1050 and so on it's a it's a really cool build for the money so I'm looking forward to it done I'll probably set that up on a 1440p monitor at the desk here and show you what playing some games and report on the performance and that sort of stuff so that should be pretty interesting well that's it for unboxing boxes this week I hope it wasn't too unorganized and the editing made it bearable to watch if not though hang in there because tomorrow night's GPU comparison will be your Gooden so until then take it easy and I'll catch you tomorrow see you guys you